I love Liu Mao Shan’s art. I’ve featured his pieces a couple times now because I just really enjoy his craft. He was trained in European impressionism, and even though he later moved towards Chinese landscape painting and ink wash later on, the traces…
Guys, I won’t lie, I’m really not fond of editing at all. It definitely, maybe contributes to chapters being posted late. Here’s hoping this chapter doesn’t have too many typos…
Thanks to all who have been patient in waiting for this next update. 💞 It’s time for Murong Qing to set her qualms aside as the situation becomes curiouser and curiouser…
The update schedule may be changing in the coming weeks. My weekdays are going to be less open so I’m thinking about moving to weekend updates instead. I’ll be experimenting with posting schedules, so consider following the blog via email or WP if you…
Hi friends, it’s time for a new arc. The Mid-Autumn Festival is featured in today’s chapter, which is perfect timing because I’ve been eating lots of mooncake recently. This year’s holiday isn’t until September 24th, but my family has a habit of buying them…
Last one! A cute ending to these three shorts. I also just finished reading the side stories for Chang’an’s First Beauty (長安第一美人) by Fa Da De Lei Xian (發達的淚腺), so those chapters combined with these extras has left me feeling sweet like cotton candy.
Edit: Sorry, end of week + weekend update isn’t happening. I’m not home at the moment and the internet speed where I currently am really isn’t cutting it. Will get back on it once I have some steady internet service! Part two is here!…
As mentioned in my review, here’s the first extra for Your Most Faithful Companion. Here’s some additional context for those not familiar with the story: The heroine, Ji Ming Shu, and her love interest, Cen Sen, grew up in the same neighborhood, surrounded by…
Do you remember how when we were children and you first arrived at Nan Qiao Lane, Ji Ming Shu quite liked you? She would bring little snacks everyday and seek you out to play. —Jiang Che, Your Most Faithful Companion, Ch. 44 Unfortunately, no…
A surprising turn of events starts to bring our reluctant couple closer together. Through his actions, we also get to see to what extent Nan Cheng Yao is willing to trust Murong Qing.
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