Little Panda
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Why bother? My younger sister is still young and doesn't know any better. Hearing this, everyone's gaze turned back to Qu Sheng, but Qu Sheng, as if she didn't understand, took the bow and arrow in her hand and aimed it again at the Cheng Manor servant who had just spoken. "What are you doing! Are you trying to kill a person to seal their mouthHanzi: 杀人灭口. Pinyin: shā rén miè kǒu. A chengyu (idiom) that literally means "to kill a person to destroy the evidence/silence them." It refers to…-
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Waiting for Jiejie The palace eunuch official repeated the words that Imperial Uncle Cheng had said, along with the money he had been stuffed with to ensure he said them. The Tiansheng Emperor looked up at him, then after a moment, turned to the equally bewildered Qu Jinian. "Beloved Minister Qu, what have you done to ZiyingHanzi: 子应. Pinyin: Zǐyìng. This is the courtesy name (字, zì) of Imperial Uncle Cheng. Courtesy names were given to adult men and used by peers and elders as a sign of…
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Two Elder Brothers, Are You Teaching Sheng'er to Practice Archery? The maidservant of Yu-shi heard her mistress ask about the young master of the Yong-Shen Marquisate, and after a moment of thought, she lowered her eyes and replied, “Replying to you, Madam, she did manage to speak with him, but…” Yu-shi withdrew her gaze from the Qu Marquisate’s carriage and asked, puzzled, “But what?” “But, it seems the conversation was somewhat unpleasant,” the maidservant answered…
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What Does Fifth Maternal Uncle Mean by That? Lin Xizhao and Qu Sheng were brought to the Marquis Qu Residence. Qu Sheng sat to one side, listening as Qu Ting and Qu Yu asked Lin Xizhao a few questions about whether Liang-shiHanzi: 梁氏 | Pinyin: Liáng shì | Explanation: “shi” is a clan name suffix for a married woman. This refers to Lin Xizhao’s mother, who was born into the Liang family. had acted abnormally in any way before her death. Lin Xizhao thought back two years. “Mother wasn’t…
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Luring the Snake Out of its HoleHanzi: 引蛇出洞. Pinyin: yǐn shé chū dòng. Explanation: A Chengyu (idiom) that literally means "to lure a snake out of its hole." It is used as a metaphor for devising a plan to draw out a hidden enemy or wrongdoer. Lin Xizhao stepped out of the carriage and immediately began searching for Qu Sheng in the crowd. She breathed a sigh of relief when she saw her standing to the side, eating snacks with an air of 'a matter of no concern to oneself'Hanzi: 事不关己.…
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Does Mother Have Anything Else? Luring the snake out of its hole.Hanzi: 引蛇出洞 (yǐn shé chū dòng). An idiom that literally means "to lure a snake out of its hole." It refers to a strategy of tricking an enemy into revealing themselves or their plans so they can be dealt with. Lin Xizhao's birth mother had been dead for two years, so investigating what happened back then was bound to be somewhat difficult. But if she deliberately let word out that she had found some spider silk and horse…
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Biao-xiaojie,Hanzi: 表小姐 | Pinyin: biǎo xiǎojiě | Explanation: A term for a young lady or miss who is a maternal cousin (i.e., has a different surname). It denotes a close familial relationship but one outside the direct paternal line. you can't go in. Early in the morning, the children were all gathered in the training ground. By the time Jin Yunfei sent someone to summon them, all three were drenched in sweat—everyone except Lin Xizhao. Qu Sheng wouldn't let Qu Yu teach her swordsmanship,…
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Right, Just Keep Running Like That After Feng Qi left, Qu Sheng returned to Lin Xizhao's boudoir and ate all the remaining water chestnut cakes. Ever since Lin Xizhao's birth mother passed away, Qu Sheng had often stayed over in this room, so it could be considered half her residence. After Qu Sheng finished the water chestnut cakes, a maidservant from the Prime Minister's Manor came to the courtyard and led her to the hall where Lin Xizhao was holding her hair-pinning ceremony. Qu Sheng had a…
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Our Sheng'er has grown up and knows how to be shy now. Qu Sheng's body stiffened for a moment upon hearing Lin Xizhao's voice, but her gaze never left the person she had just shot. Only then did Qu Sheng turn her head, looking at the approaching Lin Xizhao with a docile expression, until that person, clutching their neck as foul blood gushed from their gaping mouth, fell into the river channel. The splash of a heavy object falling into the river channel drew Lin Xizhao's attention, but the moonlight…
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Give Sheng-meimei to me. Although the Qu family were military officials and also held the title of Marquis of a region, they were never vague when it came to receiving guests and dealing with people, and their etiquette was always meticulous. Qu Jinian personally took Qu Sheng to the Lin Prime Minister's Manor. Before this, Jin Yunfei had already sent someone with gifts to pay a personal visit. Although Qu Jinian and Prime Minister Lin Jianhai林建海 (Lín Jiànhǎi): A character's name. 林 (Lín)…
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