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The Dragon: Chapter 25

The Dragon By Oct 26, 2023 7 Comments

A Duel to the Death After the two sides signed the life-and-death agreement, the sound of golden bells rang, ringing twelve times in succession. The sound was clear, heard both inside and outside. Outside the gambling house, a viewing platform stood. A woman in red clothes announced from the platform, “Place your bets for the duel on the fighting stage….

The Dragon: Chapter 24

The Dragon By Oct 25, 2023 3 Comments

Millionaire’s Duel Over A Mysterious Stone Gu Fuyou did some mental calculations. She had saved up about 800,000 spirit stones before, and adding the stones she got from selling medicinal pills at the Yinxue Pavilion, she had a total of 1,080,000. Gu Fuyou cautiously proposed, “600,000?” Yu Dongsheng countered, “700,000.” “750,000.” Yu Dongsheng shot her a glance and declared, “1,000,000.”…

The Dragon: Chapter 23

The Dragon By Oct 25, 2023 3 Comments

Adventures in the Wandering Market “Senior Sister Zhong, I didn’t mean to…” Gu Fuyou clutched the talisman, feeling that his explanation sounded rather weak. Perhaps it would have been better not to explain at all. Zhong Michu gently brushed aside the hanging wisteria blossoms with the back of her hand and stepped out. Ah Fu trotted over to her, and…

The Dragon: Chapter 22

The Dragon By Oct 24, 2023 5 Comments

The Spoiled Girl Doesn’t Understand Worldly Emotions After she had been punished to kneel in the ancestral hall, Gu Fuyou returned to her room, sulking and avoiding her father, Gu Wanpeng. Although Gu Wanpeng stayed at the Xuan Miao Sect for three days, the father and daughter ultimately didn’t meet again to have a proper conversation. When it was time…

The Dragon: Chapter 21

The Dragon By Oct 24, 2023 6 Comments

Kneeling in the ancestral hall, the twin beauties discuss propriety The Second Elder’s face was flushed with anger, and Gu Fuyou was filled with righteous indignation. The two glared at each other, and the atmosphere was tense as if swords were drawn. Ji Zhaoling set down his tea cup, saying, “Enough.” His voice was like a spring breeze, carrying a…