The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 70 Part 1

Chapter 70

Lin Xiao and the others dared not argue further and could only murmur their assent.

The Emperor looked at their faces and added, "Marquis Zhenbei also has the right to know about this. You shall hear what he has to say as well."

Lin Xiao's first instinct was to object—but the Emperor did not even look at him. He simply ordered Ruan Jiqing to summon Shen Nian to join the discussion.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 388 Part 4

Old Master Wu gave his daughter-in-law a thorough scolding, and she, too, regretted it. Back then, who could have known Fang Zichen would rise to where he was today?

Had she known, she would never, ever have treated Guaizai that way.

At first, she only felt regret and a sense of loss. But later, when she saw Guaizai again—leading a great troop of men into the prefectural residence, beating the newly appointed prefect of Yuanzhou half to death, and then taking Yang Mingyi—that young ger she'd once refused to even look at—all the way to Hezhou—that was when her regret truly turned her guts green.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 69 Part 2

As he was about to go, Shen Nian could not help but say, "Your Majesty, when the Left Chancellor and the others arrive, this humble subject would also like to be present."

Qi Junmu agreed without hesitation. "Then I shall wait for you to join in the discussion."

Shen Nian acknowledged this. As he stepped out of the hall, he could not resist looking back—and saw the Emperor watching him with a smile. Shen Nian's lips moved slightly, silently forming the Emperor's name.

Then he turned and walked away, softly murmuring the Emperor's name under his breath.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 388 Part 3

Li Yisheng had returned, and the shop was closed. The family had a lively New Year together. During that time, worried that Liuliu might miss him, Liu Xiaowen and Zhou Ger even had the imperial guards bring back a letter, asking if he'd like to come to Anhe Village and spend the New Year with them.

After hearing the letter, Aunt Liu nearly shook her head: "Still want him to come? Liuliu is having so much fun with Guaizai he's forgotten all about home. They follow Fang Zichen around every single day—learning to ride horses, learning archery, playing on the drop-tower, playing on skateboards—not a moment's rest. He's probably forgotten his own father's surname by now."

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 69 Part 1

Chapter 69

Yueqing paid no mind to Yue shi's coldness. She knew she meant nothing in the Empress Dowager's eyes—not even worth a fraction of Fuhua—but now that she had a chance to change her fate, she would hold fast to it.

When Yueqing paid her respects to the Empress Dowager, the latter's manner was indifferent.

After barely exchanging a few words, she dismissed Yueqing. Yueqing had enough skill at reading faces to withdraw promptly.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 388 Part 2

Nine copper coins a day in wages—if this were the capital, that would be outrageously stingy. But Hezhou was different. There, when common people found outside work, they usually got seven or eight coins a day, sometimes even six. Fang Zichen paid nine, and for heavier labor, he gave even more.

As long as the people lived well, he dared not ask for anything else.

And if Fang Zichen weren't so greedy for money, he'd never have been lured to Hezhou in the first place—and he probably wouldn't have thought to build those factories, which meant the people wouldn't have had work at all.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 68

Chapter 68

No one understood Yan Yuntai's character better than Qi Junmu. In his past life, when the Western Di broke through the West Frontier, it was Yan Yuntai who led the troops to stop them.

At his age, Yan Yuntai harbored few cunning schemes and little private ambition — he wished only to guard Da Qi’s soil and the people along its borders. He was a general who served Da Qi with all his heart.

Now that the opportunity had come, Qi Junmu naturally wished to entrust the West Frontier to such a man.