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Lazy Girl Chapter 63 <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> He also had gifts that Ming Yu specially prepared for the princesses and the concubines. There were several such palm-sized mirrors inside. He heard that Ming Yu’s intention was to start the high-end market first. No matter what item it is, as long as it’s spread, it’s already … Read more
Chapter 70: Slaying the Wolf <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The space had become even smaller, resembling a reduced practice arena. However, her opponent had transformed into a bloodthirsty beast. In this moment, He Yan had no weapons at her disposal, not even the bamboo stick that had been broken into two pieces. The wolf’s … Read more
Chapter 69: The Trap <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The wind howled past their ears, and they had no idea how far they had run when the horse finally came to a stop. Shen Hong clutched his stomach, having run full tilt. The mountainous path was rough, and they hadn’t dared to stop along the … Read more
Chapter 68: A Loss Right Before Your Eyes <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The source of the sound wasn’t far away. He Yan hurriedly rode her horse, followed closely by Shen Hong who shouted while running, “Hey, wait for me!” Moving further ahead on the mountaintop, crossing over the ridge, the shade made the forest … Read more
Chapter 67: Refusing to Listen to Advice <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Rabbits cannot be hunted, and foxes cannot be hunted either. Birds, too, cannot be hunted. With nothing to hunt, all they could do was continue “patrolling” the mountain. White Moon Mountain’s path was rugged, but the scenery was magnificent. Mist rose from the … Read more
Chapter 66: Going Up the Mountain <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> He Yan originally thought that if it was Xiao Jue who had called for Ma Damei and the others to challenge her in archery, then after the competition, they would have recognized her exceptional skills and there should have been some acknowledgment. However, several … Read more
Chapter 65: Doubt <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Liang Ping and Du Mao finally arrived afterwards. The two of them dismounted at the finish line and saw He Yan happily drinking water to quench her thirst, while Ma Damei stood to the side with a thoughtful expression. In this situation, it didn’t seem like Ma … Read more
Chapter 64: Conceding again <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The swift horses raced, their hooves kicking up the wind, as fast as lightning, charging straight towards the finish line. He Yan and Ma Damei were evenly matched, and at this rate, it was difficult to say who would reach the finish line first. Liang Ping … Read more
Chapter 63: Cease All Archery <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> “Instructor Liang, you haven’t told me yet, how is archery compared in this riding contest?” He Yan looked at Liang Ping by her side, “Is it about who has more prey, or who reaches the end of the horse track first?” Liang Ping hadn’t spoken … Read more
Chapter 62: Teaming Up for Challenges <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> On this day, late into the night, new recruits who had come to befriend He Yan gathered around her, asking for her guidance in blade techniques. She spent hours teaching them until the middle of the night before finally finding time to rest. Due … Read more
Chapter 61: Deceptive Strategy in Battle <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The gleaming edge of the blade was almost within reach, seemingly emanating a faint hint of bloodlust. This scene unfolded before the eyes of the spectators below, eliciting a chorus of astonished gasps. Liang Ping couldn’t help but blurt out, “Be careful!” Blade combat … Read more
Chapter 60: Mandarin Duck Blades <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> On the elevated platform by the training ground, He Yan was deep in thought. She hadn’t used blades much in the past, finding them somewhat inconvenient. Most of the blades on the weapon rack were either willow-leaf blades or large ring blades, neither of which … Read more