Chinese Reader Novels & Stories

Hearing Ji Xiang's presumption, Bao Chunlai seemed to be flabbergasted for a moment. "Wait… Is one of these two the person Wang Yuji mentioned?!" Bao Chunlai retreated for a moment, but then burst out laughing. "I have never thought! We have the so-called last Shufashen reader! Ah, the Emperor would be very happy if we gifted their heads to him!”

As Gu Xi spoke, she blinked her big eyes at him as if telling him she was working extremely hard. Xing Beiyan glanced at the book; the chicken scratches written in the book were as curvy as earthworms and there were some notes for pronunciation below the longer English words. For example, the English word ‘beautiful’ had the Chinese characters ‘Piao Ti Fu’ below it. (TN: In the original text, the author used three Chinese characters with these exact sounds.) Xing Beiyan’s lips quirked up even more. Gu Xi looked so proud of herself too.

In the end, I decided to take the risk, typed the company name and pressed search. There were only few results I hadn’t seen before but they all shared the same news, that I had already read. All except for one, which was… in Chinese. All I could read from the article was the company name – TK Industries, the rest was all Chinese Hanzi… which was as readable for me as antient, Egyptian hieroglyphs. Fortunately, online translator helped a bit, so I could at least know what was the news about.

The man cursed under his breath and sat back down, visibly flustered. Miranda handled the situation with grace, her demeanor unflappable as she maintained her poise and elegance. “A Chinese proverb says, ‘Pride invites loss, while humility brings benefit.’ I hope this is useful to you.” The man muttered, “I don’t need to learn any of that nonsense.” Miranda raised an eyebrow. “I’m sorry. I assume you’re unfamiliar with the design principles behind my work. The design is inspired by the Chinese character for ‘home,’ using the Qin and Han dynasty script known as Small Seal. Do you know what Small Seal is?”

They are so dreamy. “I’m at 89. So let me have it.” He said wiping the smile of my face. So he isn’t even impressed. I’m literally reading a translated Chinese book with characters who has confusing names. “Why? We are almost at the same place anyway. Just few pages difference, that doesn’t mean you should have it. I took it first anyway.” I gave him a look curiously anticipating his next words. “I’m not here to bicker with you. You stalked me and now you’re reading what I’m reading.

"Take a look at this." Li Shi Zhen hands me a catalog with ancient Chinese words I cannot comprehend. "I cannot read-" I pause before continue, "I don't favor reading. I usually meticulously observe my evidences." I subconsciously laugh to express my incongruous emotions. Xu Kai's eyes are shooting daggers in my direction, yikes! That was close. Almost got caught!

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