Money makes the world go round. Join the Church and get a raise.
Main CP: Money. Side CP: Dover. Luzi makes an appearance.
"Al's Arts of Music, Chess, Calligraphy, and Painting": Lao Wang and Al Fatty's happy retirement.
"From Snow and Ice to Blossoming Spring": The owner of the teahouse, Boss Wang, is a mysterious man. Not only has he stayed young through decades of change, he also has an ambiguous relationship with an American blond.
"Moth to a Flame": After losing money on every investment, Wall Street elite Al decides to seek a way out in the mysterious ancient land of the East.
"Shining": To break into a new market, Boss Wang, owner of an entertainment company, decides to marry his younger sister off to the young master of the American Jones family. But his sister hasn't even passed the CET-4, so he has to take her place.
"College Student Yao": Wang Yao should have had a peaceful college life, if he hadn't met Alfred.
"The Kraken's Fortress": To help his brother develop a new dish, Alfred dives into the sea in search of the legendary sirens.
"Daddy": Lonely old man Wang Yao asks Arthur for a child to keep him company. But the more he looks at the kid, the more the child resembles his nemesis, Alfred.
"The King of Light": Al, a young American, buys an old painting from an antique shop in Chinatown. It draws him into a feud from decades ago between himself and the person in the painting, and he must pay for the crimes he once committed.
Theme: Money makes the world go round. Join the Church and get a raise.
I really like the ending of this chapter
Al was as cute as an angel when he was little
Www is very well written, so sweet