The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 74 Part 1

Chapter 74

Shen Nian took the letter, and Ruan Jiqing left with a look of grievance, his figure appearing quite forlorn. Though Shen Nian knew perfectly well that he was putting on an act, he still found Ruan Jiqing rather amusing.

A person like that by the Emperor's side—at least he wouldn't keep the Emperor tense and on edge all the time.

Holding the letter, Shen Nian walked back to the bedchamber. There he saw the Emperor leaning languidly against the headboard of the dragon bed, his hair was loose and his robes a little rumpled—clearly he had just woken up.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 390 Part 1

Chapter 390 

Zhao Ger had been tinkering with Xiao Feng for several days, wasting dozens of jin of flour, before they finally managed to make instant noodles.

Instant noodles are made by steaming and frying cut noodles to set their shape. But the two of them didn't know that—they fumbled through the process for ages. Since the noodles could be eaten after just soaking, they figured the noodles must have been fully cooked beforehand.

Cooked?

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 73

Chapter 73

The appearance of assassins in the capital, and the Emperor's immediate issuance of an edict recalling his two brothers who were away—even in the eyes of ordinary people, this was no small matter.

Everyone's attention was fixed on the affairs of the palace, watching to see which way the wind would blow.

During this time, Prince Ying stole the spotlight. He entered the palace every day to weep before the Emperor, demanding harsh punishment for the assassin to avenge his precious son.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 389 Part 4

Many of the new recruits had seen what happened yesterday, and some had even had nightmares about it. Now, seeing Black Whirlwind charging at them with bared teeth, their pupils contracted and their hearts nearly stopped, terrified of being bitten. The new recruits took off like their feet were greased, screaming as they ran. Just moments ago they'd been saying they couldn't go on and couldn't run another step, but now they were moving so fast they left afterimages, their shoes nearly flying off.

The training ground erupted into chaos. Even the neighboring unit came over to see what was going on.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 72

Chapter 72 

On the very night after Madam Wen entered the rear palace, Wen Wan fell gravely ill.

It was quite dangerous. Wen Wan had always been frail, and with her depressed mood over recent days, her condition took a serious turn. The illness struck so suddenly that the imperial physicians could not decide on a course of treatment and had no choice but to notify the Empress Dowager and the Emperor.

The Empress Dowager had not expected Wen Wan to be so severely ill. From the physicians' description, it seemed she might not survive.

The Fulang's Modern Young Husband Chapter 389 Part 3

After the fifth day of the new year, Zhao Ger took Xiao Feng into the kitchen to experiment with making instant noodles, while Fang Zichen took the three children outside the city walls.

The new recruits had been training for about a month now, and Fang Zichen thought he'd go check on them. He arrived at just the right time—everyone was out running.

The new troops were divided into seven battalions, each with roughly five hundred men. At that moment, one of the units under Shi Linjie's command was doing their run. The training grounds covered about thirty-odd acres, all on poor, infertile land that wasn't good for farming.

The Tyrannical Emperor Reborn Chapter 71

Chapter 71

Ruan Jiqing was shrewd. He had a vague sense that something had happened, but he could not ask, dared not ask, and could not even show any hint of it to others.

When Madam Wen came to visit Wen Wan, she noticed it: the Emperor's feelings toward Wen Wan—or rather, toward the Wen family—had grown distant. Things that had once been beneath notice now stood out starkly after the Emperor had mercilessly rebuked Wen Zhuo.

The Emperor's treatment of the Wen family had truly changed.