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I'm thinking that it's Cuiling who might've blocked the shot but I think the gun exploding backwards would be way too funny
YesDid the gun explode backwards?
Puny godThere's gotta be a better translation than small fry...
Minor gripes aside, great TL fellas! Thank you for the meal.
so true, that is too funny lolI'm thinking that it's Cuiling who might've blocked the shot but I think the gun exploding backwards would be way too funny
I wouldn’t be surprised if there wasnt going to be one, considering majority of the chapters got deletedare there new chapter?
Maybe they can post elsewhere?I wouldn’t be surprised if there wasnt going to be one, considering majority of the chapters got deleted
Yes, I have seen ch 81 on one of the aggregator site. It's by the same team too (Bufo Bufo Scans).are there new chapter?
Seems like me like the entire Zi clan would be wiped. Zichang is guilty (insurrection). Shenmei is guilty (insurrection). Loulan is guilty (actively engaged in plotting against the emperor). Cuiling is guilty (actively engaged in plot against emperor). And that's all personal guilt.For the longest time after reading the light novel, I couldn’t wrap my head around it. Sure, maybe he fell for Shenmei at first sight—but they never had any real connection or emotional bond. As he got older, wouldn’t he have matured past that initial infatuation? Why go SO far for her?
It wasn’t until I read the manga that things started to click. His loyalty wasn’t just about romantic feelings, it was also rooted in his duty to his clan and his alliance with Shenmei’s father.
When word reached her father that her mental health was deteriorating, It wasn’t just about an unrequited crush—it was a convergence of personal longing and political obligation. His concern and actions were driven by both his feelings for Shenmei and his responsibility to her family.
His same sense of duty to the clan is likely what drove him to shelter Dabao’s baby, before marrying her (😬😬) to obtain Shenmei.
He was always walking a tightrope between his crush (and honestly, I struggle to call it more than that) and his sense of responsibility. Over time, I think he leaned on his duty to the family as a kind of justification for continuing to harbor feelings for her, even after she repeatedly rejected him.
Maybe, in the end, it wasn’t just love, it was a tangled mix of family duty and an unresolved, unrequited crush that drove him to enable her, even when it crossed the line. Looking back, you start to see how much of his downfall came from never being able to separate the two. Given the way he died, you can argue both ways if he really understood his mistake or not.
Apologies that was so long I got carried away🥲