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Chapter 183: Yang Mingzhi <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Ten days later, the group arrived in Jinling. Different from the simple and rustic warmth of Jiyang and the heavy and desolate atmosphere of Rundu, Jinling City was gentle and affectionate, like a beautiful and elegant lady with a touch of pink and light colors. The … Read more
Chapter 182: Leaving the City <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Returning to her own room, He Yan laid on the bed, tossing and turning. The window was open, letting in a gentle breeze that made her unusually alert. The conversation with Xiao Jue earlier seemed to echo in her ears. It turned out that on … Read more
Chapter 181: Missed Opportunities <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> He Yan stared blankly at Yan He. Her mind went completely blank, and in that moment, she didn’t know how to respond. The only thought that kept repeating in her mind was, “How is this possible?” How is this possible “No… It can’t be.” She tried … Read more
Chapter 180 Swordsmanship <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Rundu City gradually regained vitality. Yan He’s troops not only drove away the Wutuo people but also brought supplies. The grain sent from Huayuan relieved the urgent need for food in Rundu. “Flying Phoenix General isn’t in Huayuan?” Li Kuang looked at Yan He on the opposite … Read more
Chapter 179: Yan He <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> His eyes were like cold stars and shattered jade, his voice calm. Yet, in an instant, it brought He Yan back to that afternoon in Xianchang Academy. His voice overlapped with the youthful and inexperienced voice of the past, making it impossible to discern who was … Read more
Chapter 178: Pointing the Sword <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> The room fell silent for a moment, and Li Kuang’s voice, filled with anger, rang out, “Who let you in?” He Yan raised her head, glaring at him, suppressing the trembling in her voice, “You killed her.” “This is my family affair, what business is … Read more
Chapter 177: Cherished Concubine <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> For several days, He Yan didn’t see Li Kuang. Li Kuang seemed to be deliberately avoiding her, and He Yan couldn’t find anyone who could tell her about his whereabouts. She had tried to confront Li Kuang several times, but Li Kuang showed no interest in … Read more
Chapter 176: Food Depletion <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> He Yan smiled at her and said, “So, saving those captives makes me a true hero?” “A true hero sees things others don’t. Many men speak for men, and many women speak for women,” Qiluo said. “But there are few men who speak for women.” He … Read more
Chapter 175: Qiluo <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> A jade figure dances lightly in the snow, and the flying phoenix startles the clouds as it freely soars,” the black-clad person said, tilting their head while looking at him. “I thought my name was known to everyone in the world.” Flying Phoenix General? He Rufei? Huyate … Read more
Chapter 174: Flying Phoenix <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> In the night, a light drizzle began to fall, and the wind picked up, carrying a chilling breeze with raindrops that fell into the vast wilderness. The torches near the camp were extinguished by the wind, eliciting curses from the Wutuo soldiers. When stationed outside, clear … Read more
Chapter 173: Night Raid on the Enemy Camp <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> Inside the city of Rundu, cheers erupted. Under the city tower, soldiers watched the arrows that covered the ground, and their joy knew no bounds. The Wutuo arrows were even sharper and more robust than those of Great Wei. Now, they effortlessly … Read more
Chapter 172: Borrowing Arrows <Previous Chapter<Table of Contents>Next Chapter> There aren’t many people on the street. The Wutuo people wait outside the city, and the citizens inside the city can’t sleep at night. The vendors along the street have long closed their doors. Walking down a street, it was desolate and bleak. The rice shop … Read more
