Chapter 241
The rain in Dun Capital had stopped, and Qi Zhuyin should have been setting out on her return journey. She […]
A debauched, good-for-nothing dandy gong versus a beautiful, vengeful shou.
A vicious dog versus a mad hound.
The six prefectures of Zhongbo are handed over to foreign enemies. Shen Zechuan is escorted to the capital under arrest, reduced to a drowned dog that everyone feels entitled to kick. Xiao Chiye catches the scent and, instead of letting others do it, personally kicks Shen Zechuan until he becomes a sickly wreck. Who would have thought that this so-called invalid would turn around and bite back, tearing Xiao Chiye bloody? From that moment on, the two form a deep-seated feud—whenever they meet, they tear into each other without fail.
“Fate demands that I spend my life guarding this place, but this was never the road I chose. Yellow sands have buried my brothers’ limbs. I no longer wish to submit to an empty destiny. An imperial decree cannot save my soldiers; the court cannot feed my horses. I refuse to give my life for this again. I will cross that mountain. I will fight one battle—for myself.”
One-on-one. Happy ending. Happy ending. Happy ending.
Warnings:
Main pairing: Xiao Chiye x Shen Zechuan (Xiao is the gong, Shen is the shou).
There is a yuri subplot, and it involves important characters.
The gong is even more of a bastard than the older brothers in the author’s previous works.
The author claims to be a no-skill demon king, practicing pacing.
The rain in Dun Capital had stopped, and Qi Zhuyin should have been setting out on her return journey. She […]
In the sweltering heat of the fifth month, the scholars could no longer endure it and had all taken refuge
The frontier of the northern borderlands faced the vast desert. Constant wind and sand erosion meant that even standing on
Chagan knelt devoutly inside the tent, his gray-white hair falling onto the ground as he pleaded, “Respected Great Rusuhebasu, the
Second watch of the Zi hour. Stars hung low over the vast plain. Xiao Chiye stood on the sand dune,
Huo Lingyun swung himself onto his horse, tightened the reins, and barked, “Head for Luosha Post Station!” Luoshan Horse Ranch
“Where are the scout riders!” “They’re dead,” the garrison troops who had been jolted awake followed closely behind Yin Chang.
The Biansha cavalry that had come to raid the west gate hadn’t expected that there was still such light cavalry
The fire-birds crashing about were all blocked outside the gate. The garrison didn’t stop—they sprinted through the passage, dragging reserve
At the third quarter of the Chou hour, dark clouds obscured the moon. After reorganizing, the cavalry withdrew the front
Hassen stood up amid the tremors. He turned back and saw thunderclouds surging this way. The torrential rain washed over
The rain eased, and Xiao Chiye withdrew toward Duanzhou’s city gate. The garrison troops did not stop for a moment,
At the chen hour, the atmosphere inside Duanzhou City abruptly changed. Soldiers filled the streets and alleys. The garrison and
The rain weakened, and Xiao Chiye withdrew toward the gates of Duanzhou. The garrison troops immediately began clearing the battlefield
The capital of Que was lush with greenery, and both sides of the open space in Mingli Hall were lined
At the hour of You, Li Jianting went to stroll in the garden; this was her leisure time of the
Shen Zechuan was bedridden and unable to rise, so Xiao Chiye remained in Duanzhou without leaving. After mid-month, the Biansha
The Crown Prince led the hundred officials to pray for rain, but the rain in Yong City still did not
When Li Jianting arrived, the imperial physicians in the hall were trembling, prostrated on the ground. Aunt Liuxiang knelt at
“Reward,” Li Jian Ting thought rapidly, closed the memorial, “Helian Marquis has merit in gathering grain. I will heavily reward