Word Of Honor Chinese Novel の小説・ストーリー

Patriarch Yuan Kai replied curtly. "Do not know? Then?" Yang Zi asked again. “I told you, I don't know,” Patriarch Yuan Kai chimed in. “The book pages are missing?” Zhou Fu asked guessing. "You can say so. But, it did not lost. weathered either eaten by time or animals. The lost story, always bothers us. Is that true, if the book does tell the truth, really, it's a pity that this rich country was actually dredged up by unruly guests,” Patriarch Yuan Kai muttered under his breath while Yang Zi wore an expression that seemed to be indecisive and furious.

It exemplifies our dedication to a higher purpose and a deeper connection with those we hold dear. Honor is a principle that binds us to a code of integrity and ethical conduct. When we assume responsibilities for the sake of honor, we are guided by an unwavering commitment to doing what is right, even in the face of adversity. We recognize that our actions reflect not only on ourselves but on our family, community, and society as a whole. It is this sense of honor that compels us to take on challenges and burdens, knowing that our choices are a testament to our character.

I roared at her, panic making me feel nervous about Celia’s rapid loss of blood. But Isadora did not want to listen. “You talk about honor as if it is a thing that wins wars and kingdoms. Let me tell you what brings victory to someone, dear prince. It is death. You kill the other party in a war to win it. There is no other way.” She said and I blindly turned around and grabbed that book of dark in my hand. It was rattling and fuming due to the intense heat coursing through it. It had dents and had been chipped away due to the rough handling at multiple spots.

Then, he plunged his gladius upward, bypassing the traitor’s defense. ‘Your parents won’t be proud of you, goodbye!’ he gritted his teeth. “Ahhhhhh!” It went through. The tip of the blade bit into the chin, passed through the mouth and went out at the top of the betrayer's head. He drove it to the hilt, rage propelling his arm. Blood and pieces of Titus' brain burst like a ripe pomegranate fruit. ‘Be more honorable in your next life!’ Lucius closed his eyes, Titus’ words still echoing in his mind.

JOHN'S POV I reclined into my seat, reading newspapers were exhausting. The same headlines everyday. I knew that if I wanted to act like a judge at least I should be able to take a book and read on it.I stumbled on a textbook titled Elon Ad Vortem. It was an unfamiliar language that kept me intrigued. I checked it up on the internet and I couldn't belive that the meaning was so simple in contrast to the name itself. It meant Peace and Justice. I opened the pages and flipped through it .It was quite an heavy and voluminous textbook and the bulky paragraphs didn't help my condition.

----------------------------------------------------- Authors’ notes: J: when I was writing this chap, I was shipping Luo Jingli x fu Yandong L: Fu Yandong so annoying, don’t like him J: he was originally meant to be the gentle type ahhhhhhhhhhh, but L made him bitchy… (Grievances) L: but if he’s not bitchy then it’s not gonna be interesting Note: sorry for the title, coz we could not find another word for replacement NOTICE: Hello! This book will be paywalled from chapter 09. Please do still continue to support as we have spent a lot of effort wirting this book :). We appreciate all of your support so far

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After dinner Jiang Ning could finally gather the bits and pieces of the novel from her past life, In the morning she has suffered from shock which led to her fumbling the ball but now that she has finally eaten her fill and taken a bath , she was able to think more clearly. No matter how much she tried to deny the reality, it was true that she had transmigrated to that crappy novel ,Luo Chen read her . Yes she felt sorry for those pitiful children but there must be millions of readers why! why was she the unlucky one to be dumped in this novel?

Please READ at your own discretion. This book contents explicit s*xual intercourse, non-consensual s*xual advancement, foul language, alcohol, drug usage, physical abuse, and gore. This is purely fictional and does not dictate any real timeline or historical events. Centuries ago, in ancient China, there lived two powerful mystical creature. The Phoenix, and Dragon clan. Both of them were strong and mighty in their own ways. Each mystical creature had their own heirs. Their heirs was able to summon their powers to use in battles, wars, and daily life usage. The Phoenix was led by the Li, and the Dragon was led by the Wang. Both clans lived in harmony with each other in the Zhu Kingdom. As ye

The sun's about to go down and that would mean Clyde's on his way back. It took her double the time she wasted on opening the door and the trapdoor to open this chest. It had double the rusty locks and was completely covered with dust. Alessia released a heavy sigh once the last lock clicked open. That took her long enough. The chest creaked open and released a few spiders. After much coughing up of specks of dust, she finally caught sight of what's inside it. "A book?" She muttered to herself and wiped the clouds of dust on the cover of the book, revealing its title. It was a golden-rimmed hardback with an embossed title. . ." L'Histoire de la Magie."