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Chapter Five


This novel was posted on cnt18 [dot] blogsp0t [dot] com, by anasiana. If you're not reading it there, you get what you get  ̄へ ̄)

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Within the study, three people sat with not a word exchanged between them. In such a large room the only sounds that could be heard, were the trickling of the poured tea, and the soft clicks of chess pieces against their board.

Han Yang: "..."

Han Yang said in his heart.

Chapter Five

"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."

"Lao TouziT/n: Lao Touzi is more casual, personal form of address here. Han Yang's speech became friendlier., I haven't enjoyed myself so much in such a long time. You really should go, get downstairs for dinner." Lao Yezi stood up and left the room.


After a while, Lao Yezi suddenly called, "WaziT/n: child, come here and accompany this Lao TouziT/n: Old man for the next round."

"Come on then, play another round of chess with me." Lao Yezi said.

The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.

"Huh?" Han Yang softly exclaimed, lifting his head to look at Helian Qing who was now standing beside him, then to Lao Yezi who still sat where he was. Could it be when he called for, Wazi, he was referring to Helian Qing?


Upon hearing his request, Han Yang unconsciously stood up, but he did not go over just yet.

Lao Yezi's attention rose away from his chess game, it was clear he was not very pleased with Helian Qing's interruption, waved aside and said, " You should go get some rest. Before when you were a kid, why didn't I realise how troublesome you are? You never had any time to play chess with me and now you want to your wife to do the same."


"Why are you just standing there?" Helian Qing asked when he noticed Han Yang just stood there, dumbfounded.

Han Yang: "..."

"Nothing." Han Yang responded, shaking his head.

In his childhood years, he would often accompany his grandfather who played chess with the old men of their village. Seeing that for so long, he naturally developed an interest in the game, so his grandpa personally taught him for many years.


"Huh?" Han Yang softly exclaimed, lifting his head to look at Helian Qing who was now standing beside him, then to Lao Yezi who still sat where he was. Could it be when he called for, Wazi, he was referring to Helian Qing?

Helian Qing: "..."


Helian Qing was very amused by his reaction, "Don't tell me you're thinking such a silly address as, Wazi, was really intended for me?"

"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"

Chapter Five

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."

Suddenly, Han Yang recalled the times when he and his grandpa also sat around playing chess. Simply thinking of that old man who loved him dearly made him, little by little, unable to help the joy-filled expression that arose on his face, allowing the restlessness within his heart to calm. If he just regarded the old man who now sat before him as just an ordinary old man, it'd probably be okay.

Little by little, time passed by as the two people played their game of chess. A servant even came up to announce it was already time for dinner, yet Lao Yezi still wished to continue playing.

His tone made it unclear whether his statement was one of praise, Han Yang simply stared at him, just as he continued speaking, "Dropping by for a chess game, and your husband's presence slips your mind too. I'm trying to decide whether I should give you a chess set, do you want to go set up a stall on the street?"

What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.


To the "are you stupid or something" expression on his face, Han Yang turned a blind eye, then whispered, "He's your grandfather, why wouldn't he be calling for you?"

Upon hearing his request, Han Yang unconsciously stood up, but he did not go over just yet.

"Do you know how to play?" Lao Yezi disrupted his original game then began separating the chess pieces. Seeing this, Han Yang quickly started sorting the pieces with him, politely replying, "Yes, a little."

Han Yang knew for certain Lao Yezi wouldn’t have not known his name beforehand. With a that kind of family, he guessed from the moment he and Helian Qing's relationship began, his entire past was thoroughly investigated and delivered to the old man.

Helian Qing: "Ha Ha, when we go back home, you'll see just how I'll sort you out."

Um, please forgive him for that self-description, the situation was proving to be beyond his abilities to comprehend.


Who could've known that the instant he finished those words, Lao Yezi would put down the chess piece onto the board with a clack, lifting his head, "How could you say that? Since you're together with Helian Qing, why wouldn't I be your grandfather?"

Han Yang: "..." he really had forgotten all about Helian Qing while visiting for a chess game.

His tone made it unclear whether his statement was one of praise, Han Yang simply stared at him, just as he continued speaking, "Dropping by for a chess game, and your husband's presence slips your mind too. I'm trying to decide whether I should give you a chess set, do you want to go set up a stall on the street?"

Who could've known that the instant he finished those words, Lao Yezi would put down the chess piece onto the board with a clack, lifting his head, "How could you say that? Since you're together with Helian Qing, why wouldn't I be your grandfather?"


"..." Han Yang stood awkwardly beside Helian Qing, in that moment, he was unable to refute those words. Helian Qing on the other hand, as one would expect, looked delighted by his helplessness.

Han Yang, bewildered, involuntarily turned his head towards the man sitting beside him just to see the expressionless face donned by Helian Qing, who sat there as if he wasn't being referred to by that name. With a touch of hesitance, Han Yang inquired, "...Qing'er?"

"Really?" Helian Qing shot Han Yang a glance, neither cold nor warmly said, "So why don't you tell us your childhood name, was it Guo DanT/n: dog eggs perhaps?"

Han Yang: "..."

"What's your name?" Lao Yezi casually asked as he arranged the chess pieces.

"Why are you just standing there?" Helian Qing asked when he noticed Han Yang just stood there, dumbfounded.


What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.

Helian Qing saw by his expression, he was trying to figure out the right response. His face face gradually darkened, and with a scoff, he strode off ahead of him.

"Alright." Han Yang nodded.

Upon hearing his request, Han Yang unconsciously stood up, but he did not go over just yet.

"Don't take a mile when you're only given an inch." Helian Qing said.

After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.


After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.

The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.


Um, please forgive him for that self-description, the situation was proving to be beyond his abilities to comprehend.

To the "are you stupid or something" expression on his face, Han Yang turned a blind eye, then whispered, "He's your grandfather, why wouldn't he be calling for you?"

Han Yang said in his heart.

Han Yang was seriously unable to bear his ridicule.

"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."

Han Yang: "..."

After the board was arranged, out of respect, Han Yang allowed Lao Yezi to go first, Lao Yezi on the other hand, gestured with a wave to let him make the first move instead. Han Yang respectfully accepted and thus made the first move.

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."


"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."

"Don't take a mile when you're only given an inch." Helian Qing said.

"Han Yang and Helian Qing left right after, with the latter mentioning, "Your chess skills aren't that bad, huh."

"Nothing." Han Yang responded, shaking his head.


Han Yang sat stiffly in his seat, with neither his hands nor feet quite knowing where they should rest. Only after noting the gentle expression adorning Lao Yezi's face, was he able to finally relax, if only just a little. Perhaps this situation wasn't as bad as he thought, at least it was nothing like he had expected—him to be cursed then driven out.

Han Yang was seriously unable to bear his ridicule.

What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.

Han Yang: "..." he really had forgotten all about Helian Qing while visiting for a chess game.

"Lao Yezi, doesn't mind being called Lao Yezi by you but it does sound kind of awkward." Lao Yezi took the cup of tea handed to him by Helian Qing, drinking a sip, then to Han Yang said, "So since you and Qing'er are to be wed, you might as well start calling me grandad too."

...just why is this guy's mouth so mean!

In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."

Han Yang: "..."


"Do you know how to play?" Lao Yezi disrupted his original game then began separating the chess pieces. Seeing this, Han Yang quickly started sorting the pieces with him, politely replying, "Yes, a little."

Han Yang knew for certain Lao Yezi wouldn’t have not known his name beforehand. With a that kind of family, he guessed from the moment he and Helian Qing's relationship began, his entire past was thoroughly investigated and delivered to the old man.


"Relax a bit, I won't eat you. Just play a round with me." Lao Yezi said.

Acting thoughtless always leads to pay back. He thought, unable to prevent himself from nodded a bit.

Being well accustomed to Helian Qing's taunts, this look of resentment from that man made him feel somewhat shocked. It was evident that this "Princess Qing" had put him in a bad mood.

"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."

What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.

After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.


Suddenly, Han Yang recalled the times when he and his grandpa also sat around playing chess. Simply thinking of that old man who loved him dearly made him, little by little, unable to help the joy-filled expression that arose on his face, allowing the restlessness within his heart to calm. If he just regarded the old man who now sat before him as just an ordinary old man, it'd probably be okay.

Within the study, three people sat with not a word exchanged between them. In such a large room the only sounds that could be heard, were the trickling of the poured tea, and the soft clicks of chess pieces against their board.


With this new way of thinking, he nodded, "Okay."

Helian Qing was very amused by his reaction, "Don't tell me you're thinking such a silly address as, Wazi, was really intended for me?"

Chapter Five

"Really?" Helian Qing shot Han Yang a glance, neither cold nor warmly said, "So why don't you tell us your childhood name, was it Guo DanT/n: dog eggs perhaps?"

...just why is this guy's mouth so mean!

The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.


"What's your name?" Lao Yezi casually asked as he arranged the chess pieces.

How did it go by so quickly? Han Yang was surprised as he never played chess for such a long time, and never did he think that today he would be playing with Helian Qing's grandfather from since earlier in that afternoon. Pretty soon the time was already six-thirty in the evening.

With this new way of thinking, he nodded, "Okay."

After a while, Lao Yezi suddenly called, "WaziT/n: child, come here and accompany this Lao TouziT/n: Old man for the next round."


"Han Yang." Han Yang replied.

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."


Han Yang knew for certain Lao Yezi wouldn’t have not known his name beforehand. With a that kind of family, he guessed from the moment he and Helian Qing's relationship began, his entire past was thoroughly investigated and delivered to the old man.

"..." Han Yang stood awkwardly beside Helian Qing, in that moment, he was unable to refute those words. Helian Qing on the other hand, as one would expect, looked delighted by his helplessness.

Helian Qing: "Ha Ha, when we go back home, you'll see just how I'll sort you out."

Compared to the one he wore just a moment ago, Lao Yezi's expression transformed into an even more friendly one. In looking at Han Yang, he could also see the surge of fondness and admiration that lay in the youth's eyes. This change was, after all, because of this youngster's ability to keep up with him for so long during a match, when only a handful of others had managed to do so. Han Yang's technique was seasoned, his reasoning—meticulous, skills that can only appear after a lot of training. Not to mention Han Yang's calm, without a trace of impatience, temperament was also very much to his liking.

"Come on then, play another round of chess with me." Lao Yezi said.

Seeing the deeper meaning behind Helian Qing's stare made a chill run-down Han Yang's back. As expected, he couldn't flaunt his clever quips this time, since this Princess Qing appears to be more like HuanzhuT/n: Princess Huanzhu is also a character from and star of, My Fair Princess. (She's feisty) on the inside, so good at dismissing.


After the board was arranged, out of respect, Han Yang allowed Lao Yezi to go first, Lao Yezi on the other hand, gestured with a wave to let him make the first move instead. Han Yang respectfully accepted and thus made the first move.

In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."


One move after the other, the two players carried on with their match as Helian Qing sat beside them looking on, not uttering a peep.

Um, please forgive him for that self-description, the situation was proving to be beyond his abilities to comprehend.


For almost half an hour, the match continued. At first, Lao Yezi made his moves carelessly, but soon he discovered his opponent wasn't one to be underestimated. After noticing the difference in Han Yang's gaze, his moves became increasingly more cautious.

After a while, Lao Yezi suddenly called, "WaziT/n: child, come here and accompany this Lao TouziT/n: Old man for the next round."

After a while, Lao Yezi suddenly called, "WaziT/n: child, come here and accompany this Lao TouziT/n: Old man for the next round."

Seeing the deeper meaning behind Helian Qing's stare made a chill run-down Han Yang's back. As expected, he couldn't flaunt his clever quips this time, since this Princess Qing appears to be more like HuanzhuT/n: Princess Huanzhu is also a character from and star of, My Fair Princess. (She's feisty) on the inside, so good at dismissing.


In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."

"That... Princess QingT/n: Princess Qing, aka Qing'er, is a character from a famous TV series, My Fair Princess.?" Admittedly, Han Yang really was doing it on purpose. Before, with Helian Qing's cheap mouth he could only choke back his words of annoyance but now, at this moment, it was as if they had finally found their escape, and it was simply refreshing. Especially when seeing Helian Qing's ears appear unnaturally flushed due to his rage. Though, he must admit, he was a bit sceptical at that reaction, and wondered if that man could've possibly instead been a teensy bit embarrassed.


Compared to the one he wore just a moment ago, Lao Yezi's expression transformed into an even more friendly one. In looking at Han Yang, he could also see the surge of fondness and admiration that lay in the youth's eyes. This change was, after all, because of this youngster's ability to keep up with him for so long during a match, when only a handful of others had managed to do so. Han Yang's technique was seasoned, his reasoning—meticulous, skills that can only appear after a lot of training. Not to mention Han Yang's calm, without a trace of impatience, temperament was also very much to his liking.

"Why are you just standing there?" Helian Qing asked when he noticed Han Yang just stood there, dumbfounded.


"Your chess skills are pretty good. You nearly got me, giving me quite the run-around." Lao Yezi said with admiration, "How long have you been playing?"

"Han Yang and Helian Qing left right after, with the latter mentioning, "Your chess skills aren't that bad, huh."

"You should go get some rest." Helian Qing said apathetically.

Compared to the one he wore just a moment ago, Lao Yezi's expression transformed into an even more friendly one. In looking at Han Yang, he could also see the surge of fondness and admiration that lay in the youth's eyes. This change was, after all, because of this youngster's ability to keep up with him for so long during a match, when only a handful of others had managed to do so. Han Yang's technique was seasoned, his reasoning—meticulous, skills that can only appear after a lot of training. Not to mention Han Yang's calm, without a trace of impatience, temperament was also very much to his liking.

Helian Qing was very amused by his reaction, "Don't tell me you're thinking such a silly address as, Wazi, was really intended for me?"

Um, please forgive him for that self-description, the situation was proving to be beyond his abilities to comprehend.


Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."

Han Yang sat stiffly in his seat, with neither his hands nor feet quite knowing where they should rest. Only after noting the gentle expression adorning Lao Yezi's face, was he able to finally relax, if only just a little. Perhaps this situation wasn't as bad as he thought, at least it was nothing like he had expected—him to be cursed then driven out.

Helian Qing saw by his expression, he was trying to figure out the right response. His face face gradually darkened, and with a scoff, he strode off ahead of him.

"What are you thinking about?" Helian Qing asked.

After the board was arranged, out of respect, Han Yang allowed Lao Yezi to go first, Lao Yezi on the other hand, gestured with a wave to let him make the first move instead. Han Yang respectfully accepted and thus made the first move.

The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.


In his childhood years, he would often accompany his grandfather who played chess with the old men of their village. Seeing that for so long, he naturally developed an interest in the game, so his grandpa personally taught him for many years.

Helian Qing didn't believe him, so much so, he was about to speak but Lao Yezi suddenly interjected, "Come on, stop flirting in public."

Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

"Alright." Han Yang nodded.


"Lao Yezi, doesn't mind being called Lao Yezi by you but it does sound kind of awkward." Lao Yezi took the cup of tea handed to him by Helian Qing, drinking a sip, then to Han Yang said, "So since you and Qing'er are to be wed, you might as well start calling me grandad too."

"Your chess skills are pretty good. You nearly got me, giving me quite the run-around." Lao Yezi said with admiration, "How long have you been playing?"

Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

For almost half an hour, the match continued. At first, Lao Yezi made his moves carelessly, but soon he discovered his opponent wasn't one to be underestimated. After noticing the difference in Han Yang's gaze, his moves became increasingly more cautious.


Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

Lao Yezi lowered his head, paying no attention to the peculiar actions of the two, arranging the chess board as he spoke, "Qing'er is a nickname. Originally, we thought he'd be born a girl, so we chose the name Helian Qing'er. Who knew he would turn out to be a boy? We changed his name to Helian Qing later and calling him Qing'er just became his childhood name."

Helian Qing: "..."

"Alright." Han Yang nodded.

Upon hearing his request, Han Yang unconsciously stood up, but he did not go over just yet.

N/A


Han Yang, bewildered, involuntarily turned his head towards the man sitting beside him just to see the expressionless face donned by Helian Qing, who sat there as if he wasn't being referred to by that name. With a touch of hesitance, Han Yang inquired, "...Qing'er?"

"That's very nice to hear. In my hometown they also have the custom of giving childhood names to kids as well." Han Yang smiled, ignoring the frosty air emanating from the one beside him. It was a rare chance to make Helian Qing suffer a defeat, how could he let such a moment slip by in vain.

Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

Han Yang was seriously unable to bear his ridicule.

"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"

Han Yang sat stiffly in his seat, with neither his hands nor feet quite knowing where they should rest. Only after noting the gentle expression adorning Lao Yezi's face, was he able to finally relax, if only just a little. Perhaps this situation wasn't as bad as he thought, at least it was nothing like he had expected—him to be cursed then driven out.


"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"

"Lao TouziT/n: Lao Touzi is more casual, personal form of address here. Han Yang's speech became friendlier., I haven't enjoyed myself so much in such a long time. You really should go, get downstairs for dinner." Lao Yezi stood up and left the room.

Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

"Lao Yezi, doesn't mind being called Lao Yezi by you but it does sound kind of awkward." Lao Yezi took the cup of tea handed to him by Helian Qing, drinking a sip, then to Han Yang said, "So since you and Qing'er are to be wed, you might as well start calling me grandad too."

"You should go get some rest." Helian Qing said apathetically.

Helian Qing: "Ha Ha, when we go back home, you'll see just how I'll sort you out."

Helian Qing didn't believe him, so much so, he was about to speak but Lao Yezi suddenly interjected, "Come on, stop flirting in public."

Helian Qing didn't believe him, so much so, he was about to speak but Lao Yezi suddenly interjected, "Come on, stop flirting in public."


"That... Princess QingT/n: Princess Qing, aka Qing'er, is a character from a famous TV series, My Fair Princess.?" Admittedly, Han Yang really was doing it on purpose. Before, with Helian Qing's cheap mouth he could only choke back his words of annoyance but now, at this moment, it was as if they had finally found their escape, and it was simply refreshing. Especially when seeing Helian Qing's ears appear unnaturally flushed due to his rage. Though, he must admit, he was a bit sceptical at that reaction, and wondered if that man could've possibly instead been a teensy bit embarrassed.

For almost half an hour, the match continued. At first, Lao Yezi made his moves carelessly, but soon he discovered his opponent wasn't one to be underestimated. After noticing the difference in Han Yang's gaze, his moves became increasingly more cautious.

After a while, Lao Yezi suddenly called, "WaziT/n: child, come here and accompany this Lao TouziT/n: Old man for the next round."

To the "are you stupid or something" expression on his face, Han Yang turned a blind eye, then whispered, "He's your grandfather, why wouldn't he be calling for you?"


"Don't take a mile when you're only given an inch." Helian Qing said.

Chapter Five

Within the study, three people sat with not a word exchanged between them. In such a large room the only sounds that could be heard, were the trickling of the poured tea, and the soft clicks of chess pieces against their board.

After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.

For almost half an hour, the match continued. At first, Lao Yezi made his moves carelessly, but soon he discovered his opponent wasn't one to be underestimated. After noticing the difference in Han Yang's gaze, his moves became increasingly more cautious.

Han Yang picked up a chess piece but halted, unsure of whether he should as he suddenly felt that Lao Yezi getting some rest might not have been a bad idea. No more than a second later he heard Helian Qing say, "Oh, then just don't rest, let him just keep playing chess with you."


Han Yang: "I also just gave an inch to lose a mile."

"You should go get some rest." Helian Qing said apathetically.


Helian Qing: "Ha Ha, when we go back home, you'll see just how I'll sort you out."

Helian Qing: "Ha Ha, when we go back home, you'll see just how I'll sort you out."

"You should go get some rest." Helian Qing said apathetically.

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."


Being well accustomed to Helian Qing's taunts, this look of resentment from that man made him feel somewhat shocked. It was evident that this "Princess Qing" had put him in a bad mood.

"Why did you say something like that?" Lao Yezi raised his head to look at Helian Qing.

"Han Yang." Han Yang replied.

In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."

Um, please forgive him for that self-description, the situation was proving to be beyond his abilities to comprehend.

Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.

Han Yang knew for certain Lao Yezi wouldn’t have not known his name beforehand. With a that kind of family, he guessed from the moment he and Helian Qing's relationship began, his entire past was thoroughly investigated and delivered to the old man.


Acting thoughtless always leads to pay back. He thought, unable to prevent himself from nodded a bit.

Qing'erT/n: it's common to add, 儿: er, to the name of a younger family member. ?

After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.

Helian Qing: "Ha Ha, when we go back home, you'll see just how I'll sort you out."

Han Yang, bewildered, involuntarily turned his head towards the man sitting beside him just to see the expressionless face donned by Helian Qing, who sat there as if he wasn't being referred to by that name. With a touch of hesitance, Han Yang inquired, "...Qing'er?"

After the board was arranged, out of respect, Han Yang allowed Lao Yezi to go first, Lao Yezi on the other hand, gestured with a wave to let him make the first move instead. Han Yang respectfully accepted and thus made the first move.


"What are you thinking about?" Helian Qing asked.

"Huh?" Han Yang softly exclaimed, lifting his head to look at Helian Qing who was now standing beside him, then to Lao Yezi who still sat where he was. Could it be when he called for, Wazi, he was referring to Helian Qing?


"Nothing." Han Yang responded, shaking his head.

Han Yang said in his heart.

Helian Qing was very amused by his reaction, "Don't tell me you're thinking such a silly address as, Wazi, was really intended for me?"

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."


Helian Qing didn't believe him, so much so, he was about to speak but Lao Yezi suddenly interjected, "Come on, stop flirting in public."

Suddenly, Han Yang recalled the times when he and his grandpa also sat around playing chess. Simply thinking of that old man who loved him dearly made him, little by little, unable to help the joy-filled expression that arose on his face, allowing the restlessness within his heart to calm. If he just regarded the old man who now sat before him as just an ordinary old man, it'd probably be okay.

"Your chess skills are pretty good. You nearly got me, giving me quite the run-around." Lao Yezi said with admiration, "How long have you been playing?"

"That's very nice to hear. In my hometown they also have the custom of giving childhood names to kids as well." Han Yang smiled, ignoring the frosty air emanating from the one beside him. It was a rare chance to make Helian Qing suffer a defeat, how could he let such a moment slip by in vain.

Compared to the one he wore just a moment ago, Lao Yezi's expression transformed into an even more friendly one. In looking at Han Yang, he could also see the surge of fondness and admiration that lay in the youth's eyes. This change was, after all, because of this youngster's ability to keep up with him for so long during a match, when only a handful of others had managed to do so. Han Yang's technique was seasoned, his reasoning—meticulous, skills that can only appear after a lot of training. Not to mention Han Yang's calm, without a trace of impatience, temperament was also very much to his liking.

"Do you know how to play?" Lao Yezi disrupted his original game then began separating the chess pieces. Seeing this, Han Yang quickly started sorting the pieces with him, politely replying, "Yes, a little."


Helian Qing: "..."

Who could've known that the instant he finished those words, Lao Yezi would put down the chess piece onto the board with a clack, lifting his head, "How could you say that? Since you're together with Helian Qing, why wouldn't I be your grandfather?"

"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"

Little by little, time passed by as the two people played their game of chess. A servant even came up to announce it was already time for dinner, yet Lao Yezi still wished to continue playing.

Being well accustomed to Helian Qing's taunts, this look of resentment from that man made him feel somewhat shocked. It was evident that this "Princess Qing" had put him in a bad mood.

"Your chess skills are pretty good. You nearly got me, giving me quite the run-around." Lao Yezi said with admiration, "How long have you been playing?"


Han Yang: "..."

Guo Dan is used as a nickname under the belief that if jealous spirits search for you to snatch away your life, having such a ridiculous name will make it look like you're not a person. Guo Dan also lit. means Dog Eggs. Dog is used as an insult sometimes and Egg is prominent in a lot of curses, e.g., 王八蛋: Wang Ba Dan: son of a tortoise, aka, Son of a b*tch. So, another way to interpret, Guo Dan (son of a dog) is sonovabiіtch.[]Princess Huanzhu is in the gif above. As you can see, she's looks like a spitfire.[]A pic of Princess Qing'er below. 💖✴Princess Qing'er✴💖


The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.

One move after the other, the two players carried on with their match as Helian Qing sat beside them looking on, not uttering a peep.

"..." Han Yang stood awkwardly beside Helian Qing, in that moment, he was unable to refute those words. Helian Qing on the other hand, as one would expect, looked delighted by his helplessness.

"What's your name?" Lao Yezi casually asked as he arranged the chess pieces.


Lao Yezi lowered his head, paying no attention to the peculiar actions of the two, arranging the chess board as he spoke, "Qing'er is a nickname. Originally, we thought he'd be born a girl, so we chose the name Helian Qing'er. Who knew he would turn out to be a boy? We changed his name to Helian Qing later and calling him Qing'er just became his childhood name."

Han Yang picked up a chess piece but halted, unsure of whether he should as he suddenly felt that Lao Yezi getting some rest might not have been a bad idea. No more than a second later he heard Helian Qing say, "Oh, then just don't rest, let him just keep playing chess with you."

"Don't take a mile when you're only given an inch." Helian Qing said.

...just why is this guy's mouth so mean!

"Really?" Helian Qing shot Han Yang a glance, neither cold nor warmly said, "So why don't you tell us your childhood name, was it Guo DanT/n: dog eggs perhaps?"

Han Yang knew for certain Lao Yezi wouldn’t have not known his name beforehand. With a that kind of family, he guessed from the moment he and Helian Qing's relationship began, his entire past was thoroughly investigated and delivered to the old man.


"That's very nice to hear. In my hometown they also have the custom of giving childhood names to kids as well." Han Yang smiled, ignoring the frosty air emanating from the one beside him. It was a rare chance to make Helian Qing suffer a defeat, how could he let such a moment slip by in vain.

"Nothing." Han Yang responded, shaking his head.

N/A

After all, as a c*ckRooster, get your minds out the gutter he was unable to lay eggs.


"Really?" Helian Qing shot Han Yang a glance, neither cold nor warmly said, "So why don't you tell us your childhood name, was it Guo DanT/n: dog eggs[1] perhaps?"

"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."


Han Yang: "..."

After the board was arranged, out of respect, Han Yang allowed Lao Yezi to go first, Lao Yezi on the other hand, gestured with a wave to let him make the first move instead. Han Yang respectfully accepted and thus made the first move.

N/A

How did it go by so quickly? Han Yang was surprised as he never played chess for such a long time, and never did he think that today he would be playing with Helian Qing's grandfather from since earlier in that afternoon. Pretty soon the time was already six-thirty in the evening.

"Huh?" Han Yang softly exclaimed, lifting his head to look at Helian Qing who was now standing beside him, then to Lao Yezi who still sat where he was. Could it be when he called for, Wazi, he was referring to Helian Qing?

Han Yang picked up a chess piece but halted, unsure of whether he should as he suddenly felt that Lao Yezi getting some rest might not have been a bad idea. No more than a second later he heard Helian Qing say, "Oh, then just don't rest, let him just keep playing chess with you."

What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."


Seeing the deeper meaning behind Helian Qing's stare made a chill run-down Han Yang's back. As expected, he couldn't flaunt his clever quips this time, since this Princess Qing appears to be more like HuanzhuT/n: Princess Huanzhu is also a character from and star of, My Fair Princess. (She's feisty) on the inside, so good at dismissing.

...just why is this guy's mouth so mean!

His tone made it unclear whether his statement was one of praise, Han Yang simply stared at him, just as he continued speaking, "Dropping by for a chess game, and your husband's presence slips your mind too. I'm trying to decide whether I should give you a chess set, do you want to go set up a stall on the street?"

N/A


"Why did you say something like that?" Lao Yezi raised his head to look at Helian Qing.

"Lao Yezi, doesn't mind being called Lao Yezi by you but it does sound kind of awkward." Lao Yezi took the cup of tea handed to him by Helian Qing, drinking a sip, then to Han Yang said, "So since you and Qing'er are to be wed, you might as well start calling me grandad too."


"You should go get some rest." Helian Qing said apathetically.

Han Yang: "..."

Han Yang picked up a chess piece but halted, unsure of whether he should as he suddenly felt that Lao Yezi getting some rest might not have been a bad idea. No more than a second later he heard Helian Qing say, "Oh, then just don't rest, let him just keep playing chess with you."

Suddenly, Han Yang recalled the times when he and his grandpa also sat around playing chess. Simply thinking of that old man who loved him dearly made him, little by little, unable to help the joy-filled expression that arose on his face, allowing the restlessness within his heart to calm. If he just regarded the old man who now sat before him as just an ordinary old man, it'd probably be okay.

Guo Dan is used as a nickname under the belief that if jealous spirits search for you to snatch away your life, having such a ridiculous name will make it look like you're not a person. Guo Dan also lit. means Dog Eggs. Dog is used as an insult sometimes and Egg is prominent in a lot of curses, e.g., 王八蛋: Wang Ba Dan: son of a tortoise, aka, Son of a b*tch. So, another way to interpret, Guo Dan (son of a dog) is sonovabiіtch.[]Princess Huanzhu is in the gif above. As you can see, she's looks like a spitfire.[]A pic of Princess Qing'er below. 💖✴Princess Qing'er✴💖

The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.

How did it go by so quickly? Han Yang was surprised as he never played chess for such a long time, and never did he think that today he would be playing with Helian Qing's grandfather from since earlier in that afternoon. Pretty soon the time was already six-thirty in the evening.

"Come on then, play another round of chess with me." Lao Yezi said.


Lao Yezi's attention rose away from his chess game, it was clear he was not very pleased with Helian Qing's interruption, waved aside and said, " You should go get some rest. Before when you were a kid, why didn't I realise how troublesome you are? You never had any time to play chess with me and now you want to your wife to do the same."

N/A

"What are you thinking about?" Helian Qing asked.

Han Yang picked up a chess piece but halted, unsure of whether he should as he suddenly felt that Lao Yezi getting some rest might not have been a bad idea. No more than a second later he heard Helian Qing say, "Oh, then just don't rest, let him just keep playing chess with you."

"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"

"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"


Han Yang picked up a chess piece but halted, unsure of whether he should as he suddenly felt that Lao Yezi getting some rest might not have been a bad idea. No more than a second later he heard Helian Qing say, "Oh, then just don't rest, let him just keep playing chess with you."

"What's your name?" Lao Yezi casually asked as he arranged the chess pieces.

His tone made it unclear whether his statement was one of praise, Han Yang simply stared at him, just as he continued speaking, "Dropping by for a chess game, and your husband's presence slips your mind too. I'm trying to decide whether I should give you a chess set, do you want to go set up a stall on the street?"

...just why is this guy's mouth so mean!

Guo Dan is used as a nickname under the belief that if jealous spirits search for you to snatch away your life, having such a ridiculous name will make it look like you're not a person. Guo Dan also lit. means Dog Eggs. Dog is used as an insult sometimes and Egg is prominent in a lot of curses, e.g., 王八蛋: Wang Ba Dan: son of a tortoise, aka, Son of a b*tch. So, another way to interpret, Guo Dan (son of a dog) is sonovabiіtch.[]Princess Huanzhu is in the gif above. As you can see, she's looks like a spitfire.[]A pic of Princess Qing'er below. 💖✴Princess Qing'er✴💖

Han Yang knew for certain Lao Yezi wouldn’t have not known his name beforehand. With a that kind of family, he guessed from the moment he and Helian Qing's relationship began, his entire past was thoroughly investigated and delivered to the old man.

"..." The change in Helian Qing's expression was obvious as he looked towards Han Yang sporting a resentful glare, "What stupid thing are you asking? Did playing a game of chess for so long give you courage?"

One move after the other, the two players carried on with their match as Helian Qing sat beside them looking on, not uttering a peep.


Han Yang: "..."

What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.


"Come on then, play another round of chess with me." Lao Yezi said.

His tone made it unclear whether his statement was one of praise, Han Yang simply stared at him, just as he continued speaking, "Dropping by for a chess game, and your husband's presence slips your mind too. I'm trying to decide whether I should give you a chess set, do you want to go set up a stall on the street?"


"Alright." Han Yang nodded.

"Do you know how to play?" Lao Yezi disrupted his original game then began separating the chess pieces. Seeing this, Han Yang quickly started sorting the pieces with him, politely replying, "Yes, a little."

Han Yang: "..."

What is this? Your own grandson brings home a man, and says he wishes to marry him. Shouldn't he face strong opposition from his family? Even though the same-sеx marriage law was passed, it's still new, and a good number of families are still not truly accepting of it.

Because of their match, Han Yang's manner towards Lao Yezi also was not as it was just moments ago—unfamiliar and revered. He smiled, then modestly replied, "Lao Yezi's words were too kind. My Grandpa is a chess fiend, so when I younger, I just followed him and learned to play. But before someone like you, my skills cannot dare compareT/n: 班门弄斧: bān mén nòng fǔ: this is an idiom that means to show off your skills in front of someone who's an expert. It's used in a self-deprecating manner, so the last line is where Han Yang uses it.."

The two, in unison, turned to face one another, staring. Han Yang suddenly couldn't anymore, his ears began to flush red. Helian Qing remained silent, though the corners of his mouth did faintly curve upwards.


Little by little, time passed by as the two people played their game of chess. A servant even came up to announce it was already time for dinner, yet Lao Yezi still wished to continue playing.

Calmly acting like he was non-existent was just fine.

Han Yang: "..."

Little by little, time passed by as the two people played their game of chess. A servant even came up to announce it was already time for dinner, yet Lao Yezi still wished to continue playing.

"You should go get some rest." Helian Qing said apathetically.

N/A

"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."

"Han Yang." Han Yang replied.


How did it go by so quickly? Han Yang was surprised as he never played chess for such a long time, and never did he think that today he would be playing with Helian Qing's grandfather from since earlier in that afternoon. Pretty soon the time was already six-thirty in the evening.

Seeing the deeper meaning behind Helian Qing's stare made a chill run-down Han Yang's back. As expected, he couldn't flaunt his clever quips this time, since this Princess Qing appears to be more like HuanzhuT/n: Princess Huanzhu is also a character from and star of, My Fair Princess. (She's feisty) on the inside, so good at dismissing.

"Lao Yezi, doesn't mind being called Lao Yezi by you but it does sound kind of awkward." Lao Yezi took the cup of tea handed to him by Helian Qing, drinking a sip, then to Han Yang said, "So since you and Qing'er are to be wed, you might as well start calling me grandad too."

"That's very nice to hear. In my hometown they also have the custom of giving childhood names to kids as well." Han Yang smiled, ignoring the frosty air emanating from the one beside him. It was a rare chance to make Helian Qing suffer a defeat, how could he let such a moment slip by in vain.


"Lao TouziT/n: Lao Touzi is more casual, personal form of address here. Han Yang's speech became friendlier., I haven't enjoyed myself so much in such a long time. You really should go, get downstairs for dinner." Lao Yezi stood up and left the room.

In his childhood years, he would often accompany his grandfather who played chess with the old men of their village. Seeing that for so long, he naturally developed an interest in the game, so his grandpa personally taught him for many years.

Han Yang: "..."

In his childhood years, he would often accompany his grandfather who played chess with the old men of their village. Seeing that for so long, he naturally developed an interest in the game, so his grandpa personally taught him for many years.


"Han Yang and Helian Qing left right after, with the latter mentioning, "Your chess skills aren't that bad, huh."

"Relax a bit, I won't eat you. Just play a round with me." Lao Yezi said.

"What are you thinking about?" Helian Qing asked.

In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."

"Why are you just standing there?" Helian Qing asked when he noticed Han Yang just stood there, dumbfounded.

Han Yang was seriously unable to bear his ridicule.

"Han Yang." Han Yang replied.

In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."


His tone made it unclear whether his statement was one of praise, Han Yang simply stared at him, just as he continued speaking, "Dropping by for a chess game, and your husband's presence slips your mind too. I'm trying to decide whether I should give you a chess set, do you want to go set up a stall on the street?"

"Really?" Helian Qing shot Han Yang a glance, neither cold nor warmly said, "So why don't you tell us your childhood name, was it Guo DanT/n: dog eggs perhaps?"


Han Yang: "..." he really had forgotten all about Helian Qing while visiting for a chess game.

"What are you thinking about?" Helian Qing asked.


Helian Qing saw by his expression, he was trying to figure out the right response. His face face gradually darkened, and with a scoff, he strode off ahead of him.

Han Yang: "I also just gave an inch to lose a mile."

To the "are you stupid or something" expression on his face, Han Yang turned a blind eye, then whispered, "He's your grandfather, why wouldn't he be calling for you?"

"Don't take a mile when you're only given an inch." Helian Qing said.

With this new way of thinking, he nodded, "Okay."

In the final inning, Han Yang still lost though. Saying in a hushed tone, "Lao Yezi, you were difficult to deal withT/n: the word translated as "difficult to deal with" also means "ferocious" and "awesome"."


Calmly acting like he was non-existent was just fine.

"Han Yang." Han Yang replied.

"Don't take a mile when you're only given an inch." Helian Qing said.

Acting thoughtless always leads to pay back. He thought, unable to prevent himself from nodded a bit.

Upon hearing his request, Han Yang unconsciously stood up, but he did not go over just yet.

Little by little, time passed by as the two people played their game of chess. A servant even came up to announce it was already time for dinner, yet Lao Yezi still wished to continue playing.

Helian Qing: "..."

Helian Qing didn't believe him, so much so, he was about to speak but Lao Yezi suddenly interjected, "Come on, stop flirting in public."


Han Yang said in his heart.

Being well accustomed to Helian Qing's taunts, this look of resentment from that man made him feel somewhat shocked. It was evident that this "Princess Qing" had put him in a bad mood.


...just why is this guy's mouth so mean!

With this new way of thinking, he nodded, "Okay."

"Just get over there first." Seeing him still staring off blankly, Helian Qing just pulled him towards Lao Yezi and sat him down directly across from the old man, then said indifferently, "Keep Grandad company in the next chess game."

Lao Yezi lowered his head, paying no attention to the peculiar actions of the two, arranging the chess board as he spoke, "Qing'er is a nickname. Originally, we thought he'd be born a girl, so we chose the name Helian Qing'er. Who knew he would turn out to be a boy? We changed his name to Helian Qing later and calling him Qing'er just became his childhood name."

Han Yang: "..."

Han Yang: "I also just gave an inch to lose a mile."

"Come on then, play another round of chess with me." Lao Yezi said.

"Alright." Han Yang nodded.


Han Yang was seriously unable to bear his ridicule.

Compared to the one he wore just a moment ago, Lao Yezi's expression transformed into an even more friendly one. In looking at Han Yang, he could also see the surge of fondness and admiration that lay in the youth's eyes. This change was, after all, because of this youngster's ability to keep up with him for so long during a match, when only a handful of others had managed to do so. Han Yang's technique was seasoned, his reasoning—meticulous, skills that can only appear after a lot of training. Not to mention Han Yang's calm, without a trace of impatience, temperament was also very much to his liking.

One move after the other, the two players carried on with their match as Helian Qing sat beside them looking on, not uttering a peep.

Seeing the deeper meaning behind Helian Qing's stare made a chill run-down Han Yang's back. As expected, he couldn't flaunt his clever quips this time, since this Princess Qing appears to be more like HuanzhuT/n: Princess Huanzhu is also a character from and star of, My Fair Princess. (She's feisty) on the inside, so good at dismissing.

Compared to the one he wore just a moment ago, Lao Yezi's expression transformed into an even more friendly one. In looking at Han Yang, he could also see the surge of fondness and admiration that lay in the youth's eyes. This change was, after all, because of this youngster's ability to keep up with him for so long during a match, when only a handful of others had managed to do so. Han Yang's technique was seasoned, his reasoning—meticulous, skills that can only appear after a lot of training. Not to mention Han Yang's calm, without a trace of impatience, temperament was also very much to his liking.

"That's very nice to hear. In my hometown they also have the custom of giving childhood names to kids as well." Han Yang smiled, ignoring the frosty air emanating from the one beside him. It was a rare chance to make Helian Qing suffer a defeat, how could he let such a moment slip by in vain.


Author's Note:

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Notes:

^1.Guo Dan is used as a nickname under the belief that if jealous spirits search for you to snatch away your life, having such a ridiculous name will make it look like you're not a person. Guo Dan also lit. means Dog Eggs. Dog is used as an insult sometimes and Egg is prominent in a lot of curses, e.g., 王八蛋: Wang Ba Dan: son of a tortoise, aka, Son of a b*tch. So, another way to interpret, Guo Dan (son of a dog) is sonovabiіtch.

Princess Huanzhu is in the gif above. As you can see, she's looks like a spitfire.
A pic of Princess Qing'er below.

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💖✴Princess Qing'er✴💖



1 comment:

  1. i watched huanzhu gege a long time ago. comparing helian qing and the gentle princess qing'er is just... 🤣🤣🤣

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