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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 25

by Little Panda — I Will Listen to Ah Qin (Playing Go) It was the Double Ninth Festival重陽節 | Chóngyáng Jié | A festival observed on the ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese calendar. Traditions include drinking chrysanthemum wine and climbing to a high place to avoid misfortune. once again. As Song Shuqing was half-dragged, half-pulled along by Ming Qin, her heart screamed with a thousand shades of reluctance. Today was the "double ninth," but Song Shuqing, who cherished her life dearly, wouldn't…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 15

by Little Panda — A Good Partner is the Hardest to Find (The latter half has a heavily revised Crown Prince POV) In the quiet room, the only sounds were the occasional rustle of Murong Yan turning a page and Ming Qin's soft snores. Pillowed on Murong Yan's lap, Ming Qin slept soundly, her hands resting primly on her stomach. Today was the Heir of Marquis Changping's… no, he should be called Marquis Changping now. Today was the full moon wineA 'full moon wine' (mǎnyuè jiǔ) is a traditional banquet held to…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 57

by Little Panda — Fellow townsmen meet fellow townsmen, two eyes stream with tears老乡见老乡，两眼泪汪汪 | lǎoxiāng jiàn lǎoxiāng, liǎng yǎn lèi wāngwāng | A famous Chinese saying that literally translates to “When fellow townsmen meet fellow townsmen, their two eyes stream with tears.” It describes the overwhelming emotion and sense of kinship felt when people from the same hometown meet unexpectedly in a faraway place. (Returning to the Capital) “Chuan de? What river chuan?”川 | chuān |…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 68

by Little Panda — After all, I love you so much The lingering affection between Ming Qin and Murong Yan only increased and did not decrease with time, and had already caused ineradicable spiritual damage to Song Shuqing, who was a single dog单身狗 (dānshēn gǒu): Literally “single dog.” A popular and self-deprecating internet slang term used to describe a single person, humorously highlighting their loneliness, especially in the presence of couples.. If she were not still somewhat terrified of Murong Yan's…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 28

by Little Panda — Ah Qin, I want more (water) “What did you say?!” Murong Xiao roared, his eyes crimson. His always-neat coronet was askew, hanging loosely to one side. With a single sweep of his hand, he sent everything on the table before him crashing to the floor. The inkstone holding the ink fell heavily, its contents staining the robes of the kneeling crowd. As if venting, the man grabbed a nearby jade ewer and hurled it into the group of people. The shattering fragments tore through the fine robes of…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 59

by Little Panda — Has Nothing to Do with Being Shu or Not Shu与庶不庶的无关 (Yǔ shù bù shù de wúguān): Literally "Has nothing to do with being shu or not shu". 庶 (shù) refers to a child born of a concubine, as opposed to 嫡 (dí), the legitimate child born of the principal wife. In ancient Chinese society, the distinction was crucial for matters of inheritance, status, and social standing. The title plays on this social hierarchy. The first snow fell. In the courtyard of Changning Palace, the blossoms of…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 70

by Little Panda — A Promise for the Next Life (End of Main Text) By the time the three people and one tiger arrived in Shu region, it was already late autumn. They had lost count of how many bandits and robbers they had struck down along the way. Eventually, Song Shuqing couldn't be bothered to persuade them anymore, simply pinning the bandits to trees before they could even open their mouths. When the group returned to Housheng Tang, Cao Yun, who was sweeping the entrance, gave the Commandery Princess a respectful…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 50

by Little Panda — If Yanyan wanted, I wouldn't mind “Yes, Qinqin, do you like the Commandery Princess?” Song Shuqing no longer rambled, crossing her arms and looking at her shimei as she asked, “Just like how the Commandery Princess likes you?” Hearing this question, Ming Qin was stunned. Her head had never considered this question. To Ming Qin, Murong Yan was a treasure that needed to be cherished. The little shadow guard placed the noble Commandery Princess inside the deepest treasure chest of her…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 40

by Little Panda — Yanyan, be good, don't ever look back (Separation) After living with the hunter couple for three days, one noon, Ming Qin looked at Murong Yan, whose complexion had recovered, and finally revealed a relieved smile. Half-lying on the bed plank, Murong Yan was teasing the little tiger, her finger gently poking the little tiger's soft paw, making him flip over and show his belly like a kitten. “Ah.” Perhaps too excited, the little tiger suddenly stuck up its tail, bared its teeth, and gnawed…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 12

by Little Panda — A New Year's Eve Drunken Confession (Exchanging Keepsakes) On the night of New Year's Eve,Original: Chúxī (除夕). The last day of the lunar year, a time for family reunion dinners and celebration. the Capital was a spectacle of trees of fire and flowers of silver.A Chinese idiom (huǒ shù yín huā) literally meaning 'trees of fire and flowers of silver,' used to describe a spectacular display of fireworks or lanterns at night. Every household was dyed in the auspicious color red, and even from a…
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