The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 10 Part 2

Qi Junmu wasn't willing to show Wen family any face, but he had to give Lin Xiao some respect, so he didn't press the matter further.

He then discussed a few more trivial matters. When it came to Shen Nian submitting a memorial requesting three years of filial mourning leave to honor his late father, Qi Junmu refused, declaring on the spot that before the end of the year, he would issue an imperial edict naming Shen Nian as the heir to Marquis Zhenbei.
[Filial mourning leave (丁忧, dīng yōu): lit. to encounter sorrow; a mandatory, unpaid leave of absence required of officials following a parent's death. During this period, they cannot hold office, marry, take exams, or attend entertainment.]

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 356 Part 2

The grandest place He Xi had ever been was Yuanzhou. If that couldn't compare, what kind of place must the capital be?

The officials wore such fine clothes, and even ordinary people dressed like that. The capital must be an incredible place.

They already thought it was amazing that Fang Zichen had gone so far. But now they learned he was even more impressive—greater than the county magistrate, able to see the emperor every day.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 10 Part 1

Chapter 10

The young imperial censor, named Guan Han, was questioned by the Emperor until his face turned red, and he had no idea what to say or do. Back in Emperor Jing's time, every day he stood in the court praying only that he wouldn't catch Emperor Jing's attention—how could he have dared to say even one extra word?

And it wasn't just him; everyone in the court felt the same way.

There had been people who wanted to change Emperor Jing's mind. What happened to them?

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 356 Part 1

Chapter 356 

Even the best fabric cost several dozen copper coins for just one chi (about one-third of a meter). In Xiaohe Village, the wealthiest family was the village head's. Yet back when his little grandson was born, even they couldn't bring themselves to buy such cloth, let alone anyone else. So for everyone to buy that expensive fabric, sew it into clothes, and send them all the way to the capital—they really went all out.

Zhou Ger had clearly noted in the letter who gave what.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 9 Part 2

After Ruan Jiqing was gone, Yutao rose to her feet, her face ashen. She walked to Wen Wan's side and called out, "Niangniang."

She felt nothing but disgust for the palace attendants who had been left behind. She worried that spies might be among them — and even more, she worried that the Emperor now harbored resentment against the Empress. 

A flicker of frustration passed through Wen Wan's eyes. Ruan Jiqing's interruption had made it impossible for the moment to shake off the accusation she had hoped to dispel.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 355 Part 2

Guaizai talked to himself, making it seem very real.

"You do? Big brother misses you too. Oh, you ask what big brother ate today? Big brother ate chicken meat today."

"Was the chicken meat tasty? Of course it was! Rich but not greasy, tender and delicious. When you come out, Big brother will personally kill a chicken for you to eat. Is big brother good? Do you love big brother?"

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 9 Part 1

Chapter 9 

Ruan Jiqing rushed with his people to Renshou Palace, but the Empress Dowager refused to see Wen Wan altogether. Instead, she sent Ruyan to send her away.

The Empress Dowager was indeed somewhat angry with Qi Junmu, feeling that he had done wrong. Wen Wan could act this way, but the Empress Dowager could not simply accept it.

Wen Wan's actions were a blatant slap to the Emperor's face. If the Empress Dowager accepted Wen Wan's plea of guilt, then the next day at court, someone would surely use this incident to attack Qi Junmu, calling him unfilial for angering his mother.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 10 Part 2

Qi Junmu wasn't willing to show Wen family any face, but he had to give Lin Xiao some respect, so he didn't press the matter further...