Song of the Sky Walkers (Long Strip) - Ch. 4 - First Day at School

[MangaDex]

 

[unime]

OMG. Why would she punch that cute face on the teach hahahhahaha
Many thanks

 

[DexerMang]

D. Get mad and wipe out the whole village down to the chickens and dogs, gotta save face!

 

[kamishiniyari]

lol

 

[shiirosagi]

If I were Bai Li I'd probably do an awkward laugh..

P.S. Bai Li is so beautiful gosh~

 

[qaisersalah]

B

 

[Racchi]

Hehe. Can't wait for the twins to meet. Even though that won't probably be for a while.
I just want the girl MC to be hecking strong and show everyone that she doesn't need no celestial blessing or whatever and be just as fine and good as her brother!

 

[Shelly]

@DexerMang 😳

 

[moel]

Omg

 

[AfroSparrow]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Hakurei06]

that's hilarious but pains my inner confucian

 

[cheffungus]

Way to make a first impression lol

 

[collagen]

a-ting so cute and uhh strong 😊

 

[Arc]

Laugh it off, of course.

The art and the way the story is handled is so beautiful. It feels like a very fresh and mystical take on how xianxia stories are usually handled, which is usually pretty crude/comedic and probably aimed at a younger audience.

 

[mangoruffy]

Hello, one of the translators here to add a few notes I forgot to include in the chapter:
1. You’ll notice Nuo-er and Auntie are wearing all white—that’s because the color of mourning in Chinese culture is white (as opposed to black). Normally, you wouldn’t see characters in historical stories wearing all white, as dressing that way is considered somewhat inauspicious and makes it seem as if someone close to you has or is going to die. (My mother still doesn’t like it when I use white hair ties, but she’s a little superstitious laughs).

2. The -er in Nuo-er's name is a diminutive. His given name is simply Nuo. In a similar display of fondness/closeness, you could attach A- or Xiao/"Little" to the beginning of a name. Of course, this is never definite, since in some cases it can be part of the actual name (ie. Chen A-Ting), or a different word with the same sound (ie. people with the family name Xiao).

3. The red circular stuff on a stick A-Ting and Nuo-er are holding when they get to school is a dessert called a tanghulu, skewered candied fruits (usually mountain hawthorn). They're somewhat similar to candy apples, if you replaced the apples with smaller fruits.

That's all I can think of for now o7

 

[Chacha11]

Thank youuuu

 

[4V29LN0n]

That was unexpected. I actually laughed.

 

[Doujinftw]

im so glad she able to continue another story still with her fantastic writing,were so sad when song of the long march got cut off.

 

[aminit]

and this is about the time I give this a 10/10 rating

 

[aitak]

Ah darling🥰

@Doujinftw WDYM CUT OFF??? I was about to start reading it again** after this😫😫

Yeah after I caught up with this, I started looking up stuff like crazy and found that out. Too bad😢