[Hero's version] One huge gamble, and he lost everything. Yang Ji looks up at the bright moon and, with no other choice, plunges into the clear pond. Reborn, he finds himself facing the exact same gamble. Yang Ji: I'm going to turn things around! I'll win big and marry Shen Yuan! But when he shakes the dice cup and looks inside, Yang Ji nearly bursts into tears. He throws his head back and yells, "Heavens! Are you messing with me?!" Should he just die again? Wait! Before he dies, he needs to take down that wicked prince! How dare he lay his hands on my wife!
[Heroine's version] Shen Yuan doesn't have lofty ambitions in life. She just wants to marry a good man and live a steady, peaceful life. But fate refuses to grant her that wish: the prince's mansion! Household scheming! A heartless boss! A world-class scumbag! Shen Yuan: I think I'm suffocating... Then suddenly, that man appears, riding on a cloud of seven colors. He pulls two dice from his robes and grins mischievously. "Bet with me. If you win, you'll be empress!"
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◇Announcement Board◇ This story is set in a fictional world, but the historically minded author can't make it too fantastical, so the setting is loosely based on the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Place names, official titles, clothing, and plot elements from all over the place are thrown in together. ◇"1v1" and "both virgins," lots of sweet romance, with occasional bursts of comedy. Guaranteed happy ending. ◇It starts with a farming-life feel, then moves into court politics and a rise-to-power story, told from the hero's perspective. The writing, plot, and follow-through are all reliable! If it sounds good, add it to your favorites.
The author also recommends: A Tale of the Capital Palace, a poisonous and beautiful dowager empress, like a mandrake, versus a free-spirited gentleman and favored male companion who cares for the nation and its people.
The Yuanjia Years: The chaotic Northern and Southern Dynasties, dual heroines and dual heroes. It may be niche, but the author loves it!
You Are My Kingdom, I Am Yours: Reborn once, she won't seek revenge or punish scumbags. She'll change her fate instead.
Wangsheng Lu: My debut novel. Written with sincerity, but very, very slow, and very, very angsty. Read with caution.
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I am a name addict. Every time I see the names of the male and female protagonists, I always think about where the names come from and what kind of feelings the author places on them. Because I believe that the name contains the deep affection of the person who named it. Yang Ji, before reading the article, I had heard from the author that the male protagonist of this article was based on Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of the Liu Song Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Coincidentally, Emperor Wu's nickname was Ji Nu, and I couldn't help but guess whether the male protagonist's name came from this. Yuan is the source of Dongting Lake. There is a saying in ancient times that goodness is as good as water. Does Yuan have great hope? Even after becoming a human being, Yuan will not forget his kindness. But I think it's more of an expectation for Yang Ji!
Throughout the article, although Yang Ji and A Yuan were honored as emperors and empresses in the end. But they have always given me the feeling of an ordinary couple. The second brother's pair gave me an otherworldly feeling, very unreal. Perhaps in other novels, the second brother is definitely a good choice for the male protagonist, and Mrs. Shen Er is an inspirational female protagonist. I have been wondering why Yang Jin has been in love with A Yuan for more than ten years. In the article, because of the perspective of the male protagonist, I didn't find that Madoka has any particularly outstanding talents. Speaking of beauty, Yunxian, isn't Xianjia beautiful? If you say you are good at cooking, well, maybe it is a talent. Ah Yuan is just an ordinary person, not outstanding in intelligence, not beautiful in appearance, and not perfect in character. She has everything that ordinary people have. But she was so different. No matter Yang Ji was poor or rich, noble or humble, she always treated him the same. In Ah Yuan's heart, Yang Ji is just Yang Ji. Of course, if Yang Ji had not adhered to his original intention, perhaps a Chen Shimei performance would not have been possible. All I want is Yuan, my wife and children. Don't dislike Yang Ji's low ambitions. I want to say that just like this, many people will not be able to achieve such a wish in their entire lives. If it weren't for the golden finger of Xianjia, maybe Yang Ji would really be a "lonely person" after that. Because there are only a few times in life when I can meet someone who is as one as me. After reading this article, I wonder if you want to tell us that no matter what you do or do, you must maintain your original intention. No matter how many scenery and temptations you have on the road, they will never trap us. Yang Ji is just Yang Ji, what I want is my wife and children, if I don't have this belief. Will A Yuan and Yang Ji reach the final step?
Um! Finally, let's talk about the big plot development! How to say it? Overall, it was a very smooth read. In fact, I like Dada very much. Dada's character creation is very successful, the selection of materials is also very novel, the writing is good, and the sense of history is good, especially the male protagonist, I just love him to death. But why isn't it popular? I would like to say that during my reading process, there were some plots that I didn't like. Some of the ups and downs between A Yuan and Yang Ji could have been avoided, but I don't know if it was for the sake of better dramatic conflicts that would lead to emotional sublimation. After all, in my opinion, A Yuan and Yang Ji have the kind of relationship that flows smoothly, without too many waves, but is calm and charming. The so-called "torture scene" at the end feels a bit stiff, well, maybe it's just my opinion.
Well, there are many, many characters in the novel that I like very much, but after all, I am the protagonist, so I can only comment first on A Yuan and Shen Ji, whom I love deeply. My favorite in the novel, Father Shen, is so arrogant that he loves his daughter with fists and fists, which moved me. Also, although life is actually a series of gambles, I feel that betting on this thing should only be done by those who are bold, have a strong backing, and are lucky. No one has a chance for Yang Ji to be reborn. We ordinary people should live a down-to-earth and planned life!
I had to book the whole thing in order to see the ending but skipped to the end. It is suitable for those who like historical novels and dramas with male protagonists, because the military part in the middle is really long-winded and procrastinating, making you want to sleep. It's not a sweet article, after all, it's very sad in the middle. It's a bit less popular among women's channels, but maybe a little less popular among men's channels.
I insist on reading whenever I have time every day. I finally finished this article. It's so well written! I also found that many other articles were also my favorite, so I jumped in and started chasing them.
Just looking at the "male protagonist's perspective" setting, it seems to be very similar to a male video novel, but I think it is still very different. It is actually more like "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" or "Water Margin" (it is still more refreshing than a group drama), and it only needs to add the sentence "predict what will happen next, and listen to the breakdown next time". It has a strong sense of urban sloppiness, a simple heroic spirit, and a strong dramatic color. In fact, it is very in line with the aesthetic taste of traditional Chinese civilians. Such a man's play is perfect for being adapted into storytelling or stand-up comedy. It can be placed in teahouses, theaters, radios, music gardens, and car radios. There is no need for actors, but only the storyteller's words. The listener may be chewing on melon seeds or driving in boredom when he is scolding Fang Qiu. Suddenly, there is a panic, and there are men with gold and iron horses, as well as red scarves and green sleeves, rolling in. It is really a good story! Regardless of whether it is Shan Tianfang or Liu Baorui, they are all very delicious! I'm a little excited when I think about it...
When it comes to military politics, I really don't have much say in it, and I am definitely a novice. However, this does not prevent me from watching the war scenes, conspiracy, and conspiracy, which is refreshing and enjoyable. I must be like that kind of melon-eater in the teahouse. Even if I don't know a few Chinese characters, I still happily carry the little horse and listen to the author's story. After listening to it a lot, I will become familiar with the characters, plots and even the formation of troops in the story, and maybe I can "tell it in a eloquent way". Therefore, the military content is not an obstacle. The story is wonderful, and I still want to applaud with both hands and feet. Author, please don't scare new readers with "military content from the male protagonist's perspective". The male protagonist setting has no black spots. I believe that many little girls will like it. Because of the subject matter type, for many people, it is just a background. Female readers may be more perceptual, and the style and temperament often capture their hearts more. After all, trends fade, but styles last forever... (Just a personal opinion) I also like violent aesthetics.
Yang Ji is really a straight man with the most simple and honest values and views on love, as well as a bit of revolutionary optimism. Compared with Wang Yao in "Shangjing Palace", he is really not a highly philosophical character, but he has his cuteness and charm, and he is multi-faceted and multi-layered. He has many identities: he is an observant gambler, a cute but hateful bamboo horse, a tolerant and henpecked husband, a daring son-in-law, an optimistic and brave soldier, a courageous and resourceful general with a clear sense of rewards and punishments, a wise hero who knows people well, and an amiable and respectable father. He has so many faces and so many characters, but each of them is wonderful. This is not an ability, but a talent. It can be said that the author has put all his golden fingers on the male protagonist, allowing him to counterattack, fight monsters and upgrade all the way, win Bai Fumei, and reach the pinnacle of life... Such a refreshing setting would be unbearable to watch without the blessing of rigorous and meticulous content, but the author has done a good job, and he is really strong enough to step out of the romance circle and enter serious literature.
Fortunately, this is a story written by a female author in Jinjiang, so 1v1 is possible. After all, I feel a little regretful that such a romantic figure is dedicated to the end... Although it is too politically incorrect to say this in Jinjiang and you will definitely be beaten... However, men and women have been competing for a long time on the issue of exclusive love. Sometimes the positions are different, and the conclusions are really different. This has nothing to do with whether it is the legacy of patriarchy. To put it bluntly, in real life, Ayuan would probably have to share her husband with someone else, not because she is not good, but because the male protagonist's charm radiates too much and is unavoidable. After all, many girls at that time "would rather be a heroic concubine than a mediocre wife." (Emmm, you can stop broadcasting this Gulu...)
A Yuan's performance is still remarkable. She is a person who knows how to take the initiative to plan. Sometimes she is even courageous. She is not pretentious or coy. In these aspects, she wins over many people, but she is not as outstanding as the male protagonist. And I have always felt that the relationship between childhood sweethearts and the golden love between mature men and women are very different. The latter will be a true love between a man and a woman, but the former will be more complicated. The emotional sustenance of childhood and adolescence is not all about love, but it has a greater impact on people. The increased identity superposition and fusion between each other during the growth process will make each other more and more irreplaceable. Yang Ji seems to be a person who values family affection more. Although he can be flirtatious and get bored, he does not understand many principles of love and cannot distinguish the difference between family affection and love. But he carefully preserves a simple feeling, treating it as a treasure, and it is easier for him to maintain his original intention than those who understand love.
Ah Mo is attracted to beautiful girls. It's not that he is cold to others or that he won't be tempted, but as a gambler, he seems to know where the banker of his emotions is. Only Ah Yuan is the gentle person who comforted him when he lost his parents at a young age. Ah Yuan's gentleness, Ah Yuan's hot soup, Ah Yuan's little shrewdness, Ah Yuan, Ah Yuan... Ah Yuan is a hero and will always be the big boy in front of Ah Yuan. His cuteness can freely switch between a hero and a boy. Especially in "The Gambler"'s big extra "Love", the two people who often appear in the same frame always make people laugh and make people want to believe that they will last forever. From the beginning to the end, the two of them maintained a kind of love like that of childhood sweethearts and a boy and a girl. There was never any suspicion. The two of them seemed as good as one person.
Let's talk about the supporting characters... The second uncle is really the same character as Fan Li, Zhuge Liang, Gongsun Sheng, and a wise old man. He can pinch and calculate, is as wise as a demon, and has a greater gambling spirit than Yang Ji. He dared to imagine burying "cultural relics" with his bare hands early on, okay. Huangfu brother and sister, I don't even want to talk about them. They suffered from diaphragm all the way. Their end was miserable, but they were also hateful. They had all the shortcomings of the last royal family. If they were ordinary people, they wouldn't be too disgusted with it, but it is their biggest crime to have a dead body, to have a treasure, and to be morally unmatched. Xiao Yu, did their names come from "Chonghu Overlapping Qingjia"... Born for love and died for love, they are like moths flying into the flame, especially Xiao Yu, who is simply shining. The others, Lao Yu, Wang's Consort, Huan Yue, and King Fufeng, are all flesh and blood, so I won't go into detail one by one.
Think about why we like to read novels and watch dramas, knowing clearly that they are false, but yet we are deeply involved in them. I forgot which drama actor once said, "Sometimes the lights on the stage are too bright, making life very bleak." So we need ideals and half-truths and half-false stories to spice up our dull lives.
I am a very verbose person, and I get long when I write. It is probably very difficult for my eyes to read...
The new year has begun, and I wish the author a happy new year! !
3:28... I will come back to make a long comment... Happy New Year
I already knew that the person was not dead, but my eyes still wet when I saw this. Alas... Linqiong Taoist priest Hongdu Ke can touch the soul with his sincerity. Ah Mo, you probably saved the galaxy in your previous life.
Personally, I don't think it's necessary to test it like this. If someone really wants to go ahead, just hug him. . . And, after all, he is the emperor, and the queen is resurrected from the dead, which is very confusing.
Haha, the little cuties are as happy as opening a kindergarten.
Two people for the rest of their lives, full of children and grandchildren, this is the happy life Ah Yuan wants. In the same way, what Ah Yuan wants is what Ah Mo wants. Peace in this world is what the world wants, and Ah Mo's merits have been fulfilled.
Good article, good story, like it!
The cute little ones are jumping out to steal the show again, Ah Mo and Ah Yuan are here to work hard, give birth to a few more, and form a polo team to play (*^▽^*)
The second brother is wise. Among several feudal dynasties, only Zhao Kuangyin of the Song Dynasty had feelings and tolerance for the brothers and sisters in trouble. It would be best to retreat in time.
The boat scene in this chapter was hilarious, Ah Yuan just coaxed Ah Mo to sleep by talking about it, haha
I am a name addict. Every time I see the names of the male and female protagonists, I always think about where the names come from and what kind of feelings the author places on them. Because I believe that the name contains the deep affection of the person who named it. Yang Ji, before reading the article, I had heard from the author that the male protagonist of this article was based on Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of the Liu Song Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Coincidentally, Emperor Wu's nickname was Ji Nu, and I couldn't help but guess whether the male protagonist's name came from this. Yuan is the source of Dongting Lake. There is a saying in ancient times that goodness is as good as water. Does Yuan have great hope? Even after becoming a human being, Yuan will not forget his kindness. But I think it's more of an expectation for Yang Ji! Throughout the article, although Yang Ji and A Yuan were honored as emperors and empresses in the end. But they have always given me the feeling of an ordinary couple. The second brother's pair gave me an otherworldly feeling, very unreal. Perhaps in other novels, the second brother is definitely a good choice for the male protagonist, and Mrs. Shen Er is an inspirational female protagonist. I have been wondering why Yang Jin has been in love with A Yuan for more than ten years. In the article, because of the perspective of the male protagonist, I didn't find that Madoka has any particularly outstanding talents. Speaking of beauty, Yunxian, isn't Xianjia beautiful? If you say you are good at cooking, well, maybe it is a talent. Ah Yuan is just an ordinary person, not outstanding in intelligence, not beautiful in appearance, and not perfect in character. She has everything that ordinary people have. But she was so different. No matter Yang Ji was poor or rich, noble or humble, she always treated him the same. In Ah Yuan's heart, Yang Ji is just Yang Ji. Of course, if Yang Ji had not adhered to his original intention, perhaps a Chen Shimei performance would not have been possible. All I want is Yuan, my wife and children. Don't dislike Yang Ji's low ambitions. I want to say that just like this, many people will not be able to achieve such a wish in their entire lives. If it weren't for the golden finger of Xianjia, maybe Yang Ji would really be a "lonely person" after that. Because there are only a few times in life when I can meet someone who is as one as me. After reading this article, I wonder if you want to tell us that no matter what you do or do, you must maintain your original intention. No matter how many scenery and temptations you have on the road, they will never trap us. Yang Ji is just Yang Ji, what I want is my wife and children, if I don't have this belief. Will A Yuan and Yang Ji reach the final step? Um! Finally, let's talk about the big plot development! How to say it? Overall, it was a very smooth read. In fact, I like Dada very much. Dada's character creation is very successful, the selection of materials is also very novel, the writing is good, and the sense of history is good, especially the male protagonist, I just love him to death. But why isn't it popular? I would like to say that during my reading process, there were some plots that I didn't like. Some of the ups and downs between A Yuan and Yang Ji could have been avoided, but I don't know if it was for the sake of better dramatic conflicts that would lead to emotional sublimation. After all, in my opinion, A Yuan and Yang Ji have the kind of relationship that flows smoothly, without too many waves, but is calm and charming. The so-called "torture scene" at the end feels a bit stiff, well, maybe it's just my opinion. Well, there are many, many characters in the novel that I like very much, but after all, I am the protagonist, so I can only comment first on A Yuan and Shen Ji, whom I love deeply. My favorite in the novel, Father Shen, is so arrogant that he loves his daughter with fists and fists, which moved me. Also, although life is actually a series of gambles, I feel that betting on this thing should only be done by those who are bold, have a strong backing, and are lucky. No one has a chance for Yang Ji to be reborn. We ordinary people should live a down-to-earth and planned life!
I had to book the whole thing in order to see the ending but skipped to the end. It is suitable for those who like historical novels and dramas with male protagonists, because the military part in the middle is really long-winded and procrastinating, making you want to sleep. It's not a sweet article, after all, it's very sad in the middle. It's a bit less popular among women's channels, but maybe a little less popular among men's channels.
I insist on reading whenever I have time every day. I finally finished this article. It's so well written! I also found that many other articles were also my favorite, so I jumped in and started chasing them.
Just looking at the "male protagonist's perspective" setting, it seems to be very similar to a male video novel, but I think it is still very different. It is actually more like "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" or "Water Margin" (it is still more refreshing than a group drama), and it only needs to add the sentence "predict what will happen next, and listen to the breakdown next time". It has a strong sense of urban sloppiness, a simple heroic spirit, and a strong dramatic color. In fact, it is very in line with the aesthetic taste of traditional Chinese civilians. Such a man's play is perfect for being adapted into storytelling or stand-up comedy. It can be placed in teahouses, theaters, radios, music gardens, and car radios. There is no need for actors, but only the storyteller's words. The listener may be chewing on melon seeds or driving in boredom when he is scolding Fang Qiu. Suddenly, there is a panic, and there are men with gold and iron horses, as well as red scarves and green sleeves, rolling in. It is really a good story! Regardless of whether it is Shan Tianfang or Liu Baorui, they are all very delicious! I'm a little excited when I think about it... When it comes to military politics, I really don't have much say in it, and I am definitely a novice. However, this does not prevent me from watching the war scenes, conspiracy, and conspiracy, which is refreshing and enjoyable. I must be like that kind of melon-eater in the teahouse. Even if I don't know a few Chinese characters, I still happily carry the little horse and listen to the author's story. After listening to it a lot, I will become familiar with the characters, plots and even the formation of troops in the story, and maybe I can "tell it in a eloquent way". Therefore, the military content is not an obstacle. The story is wonderful, and I still want to applaud with both hands and feet. Author, please don't scare new readers with "military content from the male protagonist's perspective". The male protagonist setting has no black spots. I believe that many little girls will like it. Because of the subject matter type, for many people, it is just a background. Female readers may be more perceptual, and the style and temperament often capture their hearts more. After all, trends fade, but styles last forever... (Just a personal opinion) I also like violent aesthetics. Yang Ji is really a straight man with the most simple and honest values and views on love, as well as a bit of revolutionary optimism. Compared with Wang Yao in "Shangjing Palace", he is really not a highly philosophical character, but he has his cuteness and charm, and he is multi-faceted and multi-layered. He has many identities: he is an observant gambler, a cute but hateful bamboo horse, a tolerant and henpecked husband, a daring son-in-law, an optimistic and brave soldier, a courageous and resourceful general with a clear sense of rewards and punishments, a wise hero who knows people well, and an amiable and respectable father. He has so many faces and so many characters, but each of them is wonderful. This is not an ability, but a talent. It can be said that the author has put all his golden fingers on the male protagonist, allowing him to counterattack, fight monsters and upgrade all the way, win Bai Fumei, and reach the pinnacle of life... Such a refreshing setting would be unbearable to watch without the blessing of rigorous and meticulous content, but the author has done a good job, and he is really strong enough to step out of the romance circle and enter serious literature. Fortunately, this is a story written by a female author in Jinjiang, so 1v1 is possible. After all, I feel a little regretful that such a romantic figure is dedicated to the end... Although it is too politically incorrect to say this in Jinjiang and you will definitely be beaten... However, men and women have been competing for a long time on the issue of exclusive love. Sometimes the positions are different, and the conclusions are really different. This has nothing to do with whether it is the legacy of patriarchy. To put it bluntly, in real life, Ayuan would probably have to share her husband with someone else, not because she is not good, but because the male protagonist's charm radiates too much and is unavoidable. After all, many girls at that time "would rather be a heroic concubine than a mediocre wife." (Emmm, you can stop broadcasting this Gulu...) A Yuan's performance is still remarkable. She is a person who knows how to take the initiative to plan. Sometimes she is even courageous. She is not pretentious or coy. In these aspects, she wins over many people, but she is not as outstanding as the male protagonist. And I have always felt that the relationship between childhood sweethearts and the golden love between mature men and women are very different. The latter will be a true love between a man and a woman, but the former will be more complicated. The emotional sustenance of childhood and adolescence is not all about love, but it has a greater impact on people. The increased identity superposition and fusion between each other during the growth process will make each other more and more irreplaceable. Yang Ji seems to be a person who values family affection more. Although he can be flirtatious and get bored, he does not understand many principles of love and cannot distinguish the difference between family affection and love. But he carefully preserves a simple feeling, treating it as a treasure, and it is easier for him to maintain his original intention than those who understand love. Ah Mo is attracted to beautiful girls. It's not that he is cold to others or that he won't be tempted, but as a gambler, he seems to know where the banker of his emotions is. Only Ah Yuan is the gentle person who comforted him when he lost his parents at a young age. Ah Yuan's gentleness, Ah Yuan's hot soup, Ah Yuan's little shrewdness, Ah Yuan, Ah Yuan... Ah Yuan is a hero and will always be the big boy in front of Ah Yuan. His cuteness can freely switch between a hero and a boy. Especially in "The Gambler"'s big extra "Love", the two people who often appear in the same frame always make people laugh and make people want to believe that they will last forever. From the beginning to the end, the two of them maintained a kind of love like that of childhood sweethearts and a boy and a girl. There was never any suspicion. The two of them seemed as good as one person. Let's talk about the supporting characters... The second uncle is really the same character as Fan Li, Zhuge Liang, Gongsun Sheng, and a wise old man. He can pinch and calculate, is as wise as a demon, and has a greater gambling spirit than Yang Ji. He dared to imagine burying "cultural relics" with his bare hands early on, okay. Huangfu brother and sister, I don't even want to talk about them. They suffered from diaphragm all the way. Their end was miserable, but they were also hateful. They had all the shortcomings of the last royal family. If they were ordinary people, they wouldn't be too disgusted with it, but it is their biggest crime to have a dead body, to have a treasure, and to be morally unmatched. Xiao Yu, did their names come from "Chonghu Overlapping Qingjia"... Born for love and died for love, they are like moths flying into the flame, especially Xiao Yu, who is simply shining. The others, Lao Yu, Wang's Consort, Huan Yue, and King Fufeng, are all flesh and blood, so I won't go into detail one by one. Think about why we like to read novels and watch dramas, knowing clearly that they are false, but yet we are deeply involved in them. I forgot which drama actor once said, "Sometimes the lights on the stage are too bright, making life very bleak." So we need ideals and half-truths and half-false stories to spice up our dull lives. I am a very verbose person, and I get long when I write. It is probably very difficult for my eyes to read... The new year has begun, and I wish the author a happy new year! !
3:28... I will come back to make a long comment... Happy New Year
I already knew that the person was not dead, but my eyes still wet when I saw this. Alas... Linqiong Taoist priest Hongdu Ke can touch the soul with his sincerity. Ah Mo, you probably saved the galaxy in your previous life.
Personally, I don't think it's necessary to test it like this. If someone really wants to go ahead, just hug him. . . And, after all, he is the emperor, and the queen is resurrected from the dead, which is very confusing.
Haha, the little cuties are as happy as opening a kindergarten. Two people for the rest of their lives, full of children and grandchildren, this is the happy life Ah Yuan wants. In the same way, what Ah Yuan wants is what Ah Mo wants. Peace in this world is what the world wants, and Ah Mo's merits have been fulfilled. Good article, good story, like it!
The cute little ones are jumping out to steal the show again, Ah Mo and Ah Yuan are here to work hard, give birth to a few more, and form a polo team to play (*^▽^*)
The second brother is wise. Among several feudal dynasties, only Zhao Kuangyin of the Song Dynasty had feelings and tolerance for the brothers and sisters in trouble. It would be best to retreat in time. The boat scene in this chapter was hilarious, Ah Yuan just coaxed Ah Mo to sleep by talking about it, haha