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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.On the Third-Year of Kaihuang, as the Great Sui unfolds its curtains to welcome the glorious Tang Dynasty in succession to the Northern Dynasty, Yang Jian established a secret agency, the Jiejian Bureau in preparation to unify the world.
In a stormy night filled with snow, a convoy of tribute sent by the Kingdom of Khotan was ambushed and massacred with not a living soul left behind. The Second Commander of the Jiejian Bureau, Feng Xiao came forth to investigate the case under Imperial Orders.
A gathering of storms would soon take place in a little city which sat on the frontier, called the City of Six Crafts, where all the top martial powers across the lands would meet.
The ever successful Second Commander Feng meets a dead end when he ran into a Master Daoist with ailing health.
All would be unknown if they had never crossed paths, but once their paths crossed, Second Commander Feng realized this ailing man had more secrets than himself.
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One entry per lineWu Shuang
Wúshuāng
ใต้หล้าไร้เทียมทาน
无双
無雙
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For example the first kiss wasn't necessary. No absolutely NOT, even Cui Buqu thinks of other ways Feng Xiao could tell him the assassin was behind the carriage. Around chapter 150, Cui Buqu gives all the pills mean to alleviate his symptoms to Feng Xiao during his qi deviation in order to help him survive. Unfortunately Cui Buqu has a backlash but Feng Xiao keeps him company and gives him qi
At the last chapter, Feng Xiao say to Cui Buqu "I like you". In fact it's not really a simple "I like you" but the sentence in chinese is an ancient form to say "I love you" but in a roundabout way, it's conventional. Too bad there is nothing really equivalent in French nor in English it seems. I HAVE to write this somewhere because it's less frustrating when one knows it. And Cui Buqu's smiles in the extra 3
Kiss : 92, 93, 118, 124, 150, 154, 155, 160, 187, extra 3
Cui Buqu's confession : 147-148
Feng Xiao's confession : 187
Feng Xiao falls first, and we know it for sure at chapter 118