FYC 12: Scaring Something Dreadful

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The Estate of Marquis Wu’an had a fog of misery over it as of late.

Zheng Cheng had been the eldest authentic wife-born son. Due to word on the wind about him being bad, the Dynasty had dragged its feet in dubbing him, but this was, in actuality, a certain trick it used to manage those under it. Although he ultimately still might not get the noble title, in a situation like that, it could put a stranglehold on its subject, making Marquis Wu’an cautious and fearful of taking a wrong step.

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5 thoughts on “FYC 12: Scaring Something Dreadful

  1. now on the correct chapter:

    The mc: -makes up a bunch of nonsense-

    The ml knowing that it’s all nonsense: mn. Correct.

    The mc: -makes up some nonsense torture method-

    The ml knowing no such thing exists: mn. Correct.

    Xue ling watching these two: ?????

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  2. All through this chapter I had the biggest urge to make some popcorn and go share it with TF and SZ 😂 Like they’re just watching this dog-blood drama with absolutely no change in expression, but I know that somewhere deep inside they wanted to bring out some melon seeds ahdhdjjd

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  3. Thank you so much for your translation! Such a joy to read!

    “Lady Liu straight-up snatched her by the lapels, then swung her quite a few slaps, pow pow pow.” I literally busted out laughing when the translation said, “pow, pow, pow” like I know this is supposed to be serious and I think I would’ve kept on reading if there wasn’t those “pows” there but I really had to take a short break just to collect myself after laughing.

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  4. Huh. I’m very glad that I’ve never murdered a person in Ming Dynasty China. That torture doesn’t sound too pleasant.

    Thank you so much for your hard work! I’ve been enjoying this story even more than I expected to.

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