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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 67

by Little Panda — Yanyan and I, Are a Home家 (jiā): This character has a dual meaning, signifying both "home" (a physical place) and "family" (a group of people). The title intentionally plays on this ambiguity, suggesting that the two individuals together constitute the concept of home and family for each other. Day by day, Ming Qin could feel her own physical condition improving more and more. The thin mist covering her vision was dissipating bit by bit; she was always happy to be able to see Murong Yan more…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 66

by Little Panda — The Ugly State of Having One's Head Muddled by Jealousy被嫉妒冲昏头 (bèi jídù chōnghūn tóu): A Chinese phrase that literally translates to “to have one’s head muddled by jealousy.” It describes a state where a person is so overwhelmed by jealousy that they lose their reason and act irrationally, often in an embarrassing or unsightly manner. Murong Yan hurriedly passed through the screen wanting to comfort her beloved person, when a figure, fumbling about its surroundings somewhat…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 65

by Little Panda — Jealousy is so pathological Ming Qin was lying sideways on the bed planks, wearing only a single layer of clothing单衣 (dānyī): Literally “single clothing,” referring to a thin, unlined garment or a single layer of clothes.. She could feel the breath from Murong Yan's nose on her own clavicle. She closed her eyes, allowing the woman lying beside her to hold her hand and write characters on her palm, one stroke at a time. "Yanyan wants to know what happened after we separated in the woods?"…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 64

by Little Panda — Cannot hear, and also cannot see When Ming Qin was rescued, just like a drowning person, and at the moment she felt she could finally take a big gasp of air, she instead felt that her own world was a little strange. She opened her eyes, yet still could not see; listening carefully, inside her ears it was still silent. Her body felt sluggish, as if covered by a layer of gauze, making everything seem so lonely and silent; she was still situated in darkness. But… She could still smell the…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 63

by Little Panda — My Peony Flower At Changning Palace, a huge tiger lay prone on the long corridor, yawning as it watched the winter snow flutter outside. Inside the room, three to five jade vases held several blooming plum blossoms, but even so, the fragrance of the flowers was still unable to cover up the thick smell of Chinese medicine in the room. On the bed, Ming Qin had just been force-fed a spirit-calming soup medicine安神的汤药 (ānshén de tāngyào): Literally “spirit-calming soup medicine.” A…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 62

by Little Panda — The Story of Sleeping Beauty (The Crown Prince’s Downfall) Different from the outside which was filled with the fragrance of medicine, inside the dark room of the Imperial Medical Academy, the air held a heavy aura of sickness and a thick smell of blood. It was originally a place for decocting medicinal herbs, but after Ming Qin was poisoned, it was tidied and cleared out, in order to place the unconscious person here for the imperial physicians to conveniently care for. The solid wood floor was…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 61

by Little Panda — I Will Take You to See Qinqin (Discovering the Truth) In the gloomy and cold semi-underground prison cell, the woman's frail body shivered uncontrollably. She leaned over and grabbed the hateful man before her, raising her voice to ask, “Where have you seen Ah Qin? Where is she?” “Her?” Murong Xiao, with his hair disheveled, lay collapsed on the ground, writhing like a maggot. He laughed madly, his presence in the grim prison cell emitting a hair-raising aura. “After eating the Five…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 60

by Little Panda — Could it be that you have seen Ah Qin? (Crown Prince's assist?) At night, Murong Yan sat before the bed, quietly letting a serving girl comb her hair. The corner of her eye glanced at her nearly faded fingertips. “Did you all help me apply koudan蔻丹 (kòudān): A type of red nail polish made from the juice of balsam flowers (凤仙花, fèngxiānhuā). It has been used in China for centuries. while This Palace was in a coma?” she asked casually, her mind elsewhere. The girl behind her,…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 6

by Little Panda — Foolishly Scammed by Bad People The twelfth lunar month was approaching, and the cold was biting enough to turn dripping water into ice. Although she had been granted a full month of sick leave, Ming Qin had only been lying in bed for eight or nine days, yet she already felt as though her body was growing mold. It was only after she spent an entire morning bounding across the rooftops and leaping around the camp to prove she was fine that Master finally relented and permitted her to go…
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The Princess’ Shadow Guard – Chapter 59

by Little Panda — Has Nothing to Do with Being Shu or Not Shu与庶不庶的无关 (Yǔ shù bù shù de wúguān): Literally "Has nothing to do with being shu or not shu". 庶 (shù) refers to a child born of a concubine, as opposed to 嫡 (dí), the legitimate child born of the principal wife. In ancient Chinese society, the distinction was crucial for matters of inheritance, status, and social standing. The title plays on this social hierarchy. The first snow fell. In the courtyard of Changning Palace, the blossoms of…
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