Chapter 61
Around the hour of Yin, rain suddenly began to fall. Chen Yang was washing up in the hall, finishing his […]
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.
Around the hour of Yin, rain suddenly began to fall. Chen Yang was washing up in the hall, finishing his […]
Li Jianheng never spoke of his birth mother—she was his nightmare. Lady Le, his mother, held no rank among the
Xi Hongxuan trembled, retching, his face ghostly pale. Seeing the situation, Han Jin quickly waded through the water to intercept
The cloak was too large, slipping down his shoulders. Shen Zechuan caught it, enveloped in warmth, immersed completely in Xiao
Rain beads leapt wildly, splattering mud everywhere. People hurried in and out of Zhaozui Temple. A rain canopy had already
The imperial palace was under strict lockdown. Hai Liangyi and the other senior ministers were arranged by the Empress Dowager
Shen Zechuan was a little dazed, his palm itching where Xiao Chiye’s stubble brushed against it. He looked at Xiao
“What kind do you like?” Shen Zechuan narrowed his eyes slightly under the pinch. It was hard to tell whether
Li Jianheng lay unconscious for several days, plagued by chaotic nightmares, muttering nonsense that no one could clearly understand. Mu
Zhaozui Temple received the imperial decree in great haste. Xiao Chiye and Shen Zechuan were both without their official robes,
The atmosphere was murderous, so quiet you could hear a pin drop. Xi Hongxuan braced a hand on the armrest.
Xi Hongxuan spoke with such certainty that Shen Zechuan could not help but look at him anew. Yet Xi Hongxuan
Xiao Chiye refused to accept the edict. Fu Man dared not press him too hard and hurried back to the
Spring was the season for planting mulberry and hemp, and the second lunar month was critical. Reports poured in from
Yu Xiaozai was about to crouch, gathering up his robe, when Xiao Chiye knocked over his wine cup. Han Cheng,
The night’s rain had just ceased, leaving a lingering warmth and damp intimacy between the bedding. The hot springs had
Pan Xiangjie was suspended from office pending investigation and had been struck with the rod, lying at home in a
Pan Lin sat by the window, his mood heavy, after changing his clothes. Fei Shi, feeling guilty, took a seat
The Kai Ling River was alive with the noise of people. Xue Xiuyi sat cross-legged on a couch, picking at
This particular sparring had dragged on longer than usual, pushing their satisfaction ever further, leaving them craving more after having