Words Fail Me [Three Kingdoms]

Lately, little ghosts have often been causing trouble at night in the Wu Palace. To soothe the souls who had yet to reach the end of their allotted lifespans, everyone secretly followed folk methods for summoning spirits, drawing the little ghosts into newborn animals so they could return to the living world. Unexpectedly, this summoned Sun Bofu, who had been dead for many years. No one had prepared a host for him to inhabit, so he ended up in the wound on the right eye that Da Qiao was still recovering from. Then Sun Quan said, "Sister-in-law seems like a different person." Xiao Qiao said, "Sister, why does your eyelid keep twitching?" Sun Shangxiang said, "This may sound scary, but I really feel like your right eye looks like my brother." Reader's Guide: 1. A whimsical, fantastical short story. 2. A Wu ensemble cast. In this setting, the Two Qiaos, Sun Shangxiang, and Bu Lianshi are close friends. The main pairing is Da Qiao and Sun Ce. Other pairings include Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao, and Sun Quan and Bu Lianshi. 3. Written entirely in modern, plain language. For consistency and ease of reading, forms of address follow modern Chinese usage. Don't get hung up on how the characters refer to themselves or one another; just go with it. 4. In this setting, the Two Qiaos were wives taken in hastily arranged marriages. 5. Historical details without specific dates are arranged as needed for the story. Anything not mentioned is assumed to be omitted. 6. Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao's names appear when they need to be addressed. In narration, pronouns are used instead. 7. If this isn't your thing, please click X. No nitpicking over historical accuracy. Thanks to Teacher Tao for designing the cover~ Theme: ?