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    Little Panda

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    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 172 Cover
      by Little Panda Flooding the Bei'an Army Five days later, Qu Sheng received a response from the Bei'an army: they would exchange ten cities for two Tiansheng generals, Qu Jiqin and Jin Yunyou, along with thirty thousand captured Tiansheng soldiers. Qu Sheng had already determined which ten cities. The exchange would take place within Tiansheng's Northern Frontier, at the banks of the Lushui River. The riverbank had abundant water, and the surrounding trees and vegetation had already grown dense with foliage.…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 183 Cover
      by Little Panda You need not thank me; this old man is not a good person. Aunt Jin did not actually need Jin Yunfei's agreement today. Agreement or not, save for Jin Yunfei, no one from the Qu family would be left alive. The 800,000 troops marching north should have already taken Qu Sheng down by now. The south was still continuously recruiting soldiers and buying horses. Almost every checkpoint was heavily guarded by troops; for the Shoulin army to cross over would be harder than ascending to the…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 173 Cover
      by Little Panda An Acquaintance Aunt Jin listened to the steward's words, glanced back at her son in the inner chamber, thought for a moment, and said to the steward, "Invite them in." Aunt Jin received the visitor from the Xie family. The head of the Xie family had not come in person; he had sent his heir, his eldest legitimate son, Xie Huai. The steward ushered Xie Huai into the reception hall and announced that the mistress would see him. "I wonder what brings Young Master Xie here today?" Aunt Jin asked,…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 165 Cover
      by Little Panda Lord Shizi, Listen to the Magpies Calling Outside the Courtyard "Good sister, won't you grant this favor to your pitiful nephew?" Aunt Jin wept behind her sleeve, her expression heartbreaking to behold. Jin Yunyou stood to the side and sighed, turning his head slightly away with a pained look, saying nothing, seeming deeply distressed for his son. Years ago, the Jin family had gone to Shoulin in just this manner, begging the Qu family for help. That sort of pleading might work once, but a second…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 184 Cover
      by Little Panda Issue the Edict, Order the Imperial Guards to the Qu Residence to Apprehend Them Within the palace and throughout Capital City, the search for Lin Xizhao and Lin Xikuan continued without pause, but even after a day and a night of scouring, there was no sign of them. Although Jin Mingjun was reveling in the joy of finally removing Qu Sheng—the thorn in his side—he was humiliated and furious that the grand investiture ceremony he had spent so long preparing for Lin Xizhao had ended with him handing…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 151 Cover
      by Little Panda One Warhorse, One Thousand Taels When Qu Yu and the others learned of the situation, their expressions grew grave. Qu Jinian and the rest were still in the Capital City, and no one knew how they were faring. Lin Xizhao had already begun packing her luggage. Qu Sheng could not leave at the moment, but with the situation in the Capital City so unclear, Lin Xizhao needed to go back and see for herself. "Wife." Qu Sheng watched Lin Xizhao sorting through her things, her heart filled with worry. She…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 159 Cover
      by Little Panda Sitting on the Mountain to Watch the Tigers Fight Regarding the matter of two women having a child, if one asked anyone else, they might not know, but asking Liu Wuxiang was a different story. Lin Xizhao's recent letter had been sent just a few days after Lin Jianhai's burial. The letter reported her safety and current situation, but spent the most words talking about Zhao Jiayu's daughter. Qu Sheng had always known that Lin Xizhao liked children, but they were both women. They had defied worldly…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 153 Cover
      by Little Panda The Name to Inherit the Title of Nobility The ministers in the hall held their breath, terrified of making a single sound and drawing attention to themselves, lest they end up like the Minister of War and lose their heads. The Emperor stared at the words on the list. Cradling a sliver of hope in his heart, he forced an unnatural smile to his lips. "Among the names listed in your petition, are there any who were wrongly investigated?" Hearing this, Qu Sheng raised her eyes and said coldly, "There…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 155 Cover
      by Little Panda Stratagem The Five Great Families of the South had been heavily impacted during Qu Sheng's southern campaign to suppress the rebellion. Most of the immense wealth that King Chao had amassed was stripped directly from these five noble houses. The Capital City and its immediate surroundings hosted the greatest concentration of noble clans, but the fires of war had not reached the north. Consequently, only these five major southern families had suffered devastating losses. Qu Sheng sent emissaries to…
    • The Prime Minister’s Daughter and the Marquis’s Fool – Chapter 163 Cover
      by Little Panda Eldest Aunt, Please Don't Like Me and Didi Feng Qi heard Lin Xizhao's anxious tone and hesitated for a moment before setting the two children down. The younger one was crying like a pear blossom bathed in rain. He instantly threw himself into Lin Xizhao's embrace, weeping as if his heart were broken. Her heart aching for him, Lin Xizhao picked him up. She took the older boy's hand and led them both into the room. Just as she had done yesterday, Lin Xizhao first used a warm cloth to wipe their…
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