please update soon
So far, its a good midnight read. I will be reading more.
good book...
i m waiting for more chapters dear plz upload
i love to pair madison with lake. i think lake love madison without knowing himsel.. i love to pair madison with lake. i think lake loves madison without knowing himsel..
I've been thinking about this chapter all day and the central image that won't leave me is the jewelry box sitting there, completely silent. No movement. No response. Just... nothing. The box has been Shen Zhinian's lifeline up to this point. It's represented hope, magic, a way out. And now it's silent. But the author doesn't frame this as a tragedy — Shen Zhinian immediately internalizes it as a natural consequence. 'They were strangers. No matter how kind the Immortal Maiden was, she couldn't unconditionally fulfill all her requests.' This is the moment she stops being a recipient of miracles and starts being a person who has to act. And I think that's the core theme of this entire chapter — the silence of heaven. The emperor won't send aid. The gates are sealed. Heaven isn't answering. The box isn't answering. Even the dead baby can't be brought back to life. But Shen Zhinian doesn't collapse. She gives a piece of bread to a dying mother. She lies to save a child from being taken. She tells her family they'll persevere. The famine itself is such a powerful symbol. It's not just a setting — it's the great equalizer. All the nobility, all the titles, all the 'high and mighty' status of the Shen family means absolutely nothing when you're starving. Liu Feng mocks them for it: 'Do you still think this is the capital? That your Shen family are still high and mighty nobles?' And he's right, in the cruelest way. The famine strips away everything artificial. But then there's the Su family's second branch driving out Su Yuning and his mother. That's another layer of the theme — when survival is at stake, human connections dissolve. The author is asking: what remains when everything is taken away? And the answer seems to be: choice. Shen Zhinian CHOSES to help. She could have walked past that dead baby. She didn't have to share the roots with the Su family. But she does. That's the theme — humanity isn't something you have when things are good. It's something you choose when things are terrible. The image of the emaciated children on the barren hill — 'worse than beggars in the capital' — that's the author's way of showing us the full scope of the devastation. It's not just the Shen family suffering. It's everyone. And in that universality, there's something almost sacred about their resilience.
it's lustfully glorious
left me hanging after idk how long them ended like this? i definitely wish you could get a refund
Nice one. Keep it up!
When are you planning to update the new chapters
I'm loving this book ...... More chapters please ......
Author are you continuing this book or not? Hate I’ve paid for this but yet still no update nor a reply from author.