Little Panda
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu You must take responsibility for me Feng Qing风清 | Fēng Qīng woke up bright and early today, planning to head into the forest to gather some medicinal herbs and also to check on the large pot she had put in the kiln窑 | yáo | A furnace or oven for baking, burning, or drying pottery, bricks, etc. to fire two days ago. The ceramic pot in the cave was old and battered; she had found it in the mountain forest when she first arrived, and it was a real pain to…-
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Gathering herbs in the mountain forest If she were to say to Su Yi, "I'll take responsibility for you," given Su Yi's personality, she might just break up with her. But if, on the other hand, she herself eagerly clung to Su Yi, Su Yi definitely wouldn't be able to shake her off. With this in mind, Ji Qingchi, in a flash, transformed into an innocent little white flower, pressing against Su Yi and sobbing pitifully. Su Yi raised an eyebrow. Never mind that…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Masks When Feng Ruoqing received the drawn illustration of the medicinal herbs, she asked in confusion, “This is…” Why did the items in this drawing look somewhat similar to the Gu-dispelling concoction she had recently come up with herself? “These are the medicinal herbs Senior Feng thought of to make Gu-Dispelling Powder.” After Ji Qingchi finished speaking, she told them about the entire experience of her and Su Yi being pursued. Feng Ruoqing…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Tiger After preparing medicine and manpower, the group entered the back mountain. The miasma in the back mountain was thick. Although it was afternoon and the sun shone brightly, the forest was still shrouded in a heavy haze. Feng Zhu had everyone wear a face covering, hold a detoxification pill in their mouths, and carry torches. Each person also carried some medicinal powder for self-rescue in case of injury and items for detoxification, to avoid being…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Cliff The elders used to say that because the Valley was excessively merciful, many people who should have been dealt with were ultimately spared放了一马 | fàng le yī mǎ | Literally "let off a horse." An idiom meaning to spare someone, to let someone off the hook, to give someone a break.. They were only put into confinement, and not long after, they were released. The taboos of Changsheng Valley are practically the bottom line of human decency. So, those…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Flowing water and flames The potential of a person in a desperate situation is infinite. Su Yi felt as if her soul was about to leave her body from exhaustion, but she finally managed to drag Ji Qingchi ashore. Once on the bank, she immediately started performing CPR on Ji Qingchi. After pressing for a good while, Ji Qingchi finally spat out the water but still didn't wake up. Su Yi fumbled through the bundle she carried and took out a medicine bottle.…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Withered bones on the Back Mountain The friends she mentioned were precisely Feng Ruoqing and Hua Wuying. Ever since Feng Ruoqing learned of her master's passing, she had been utterly dispirited. After the Valley Master had Feng Zhu take her to the Back Mountain后山 | hòushān | Literally 'back mountain' or 'rear mountain.' A common trope location in Chinese webnovels, often a place of seclusion, danger, special training, or hidden secrets for a sect or…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Changsheng Valley Changsheng Valley was like spring all year round and grew many bamboo trees, so their medical huts were a cluster of bamboo buildings. The bamboo buildings were arranged in a ring. The maids and servant boys lived on the outermost edge of the entire complex. Patients lived in the third ring of bamboo buildings, and the disciples lived in the second. As for the center, like stars surrounding the moon众星拱月 | zhòng xīng gǒng yuè | An…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Peeking After Su Yi and the other person extended their hands, the Valley Master took their pulses. A moment later, she sighed with a solemn expression, "My Changsheng Valley specializes in medicine; we are not proficient in poisons. Of the poison you've been afflicted with, I can only neutralize sixty to seventy percent. The rest, I cannot, unless my Senior Sister师姐 | shījiě | Literally "senior sister apprentice." A term used to address a female senior…
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Volume 4: The Perils of the Jianghu Qiankun Gate乾坤门 | Qiánkūn Mén | Qian refers to Heaven (male, yang) and Kun refers to Earth (female, yin). Together, Qiankun represents Heaven and Earth, the universe, or the fundamental principles of yin and yang. So, Qiankun Gate could mean Heaven and Earth Gate or Universe Gate. Yue Ling started thinking about how to gain Ji Qingchi's trust, so she could help her return to her kingdom and reclaim her power. But Ji Qingchi was very suspicious and…
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