The Mute Junior Sister Has Something to Say

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Yan Xianhua was mute for three years, stuck at the same level of cultivation for three years, and treated like a pretty ornament for three years.

The senior sister who had her throat removed so she could cultivate went on to attain the Dao and ascend, rising to great heights.

The entire sect turned a deaf ear, fawning over the powerful and trampling the weak.

Then Yan Xianhua fell into a demon's lair, and a living mechanism crawled into the throat that had been voiceless for so long. From then on, all beings bowed their heads, and all things obeyed her commands.

She gained an unrivaled divine power: "Words become law."

She said, "Fall back," and mountains crumbled as the winds and clouds changed color.

She said, "Die," and the master of the demon's lair was torn to pieces and scattered.

The evil spirits who had hunted Yan Xianhua knelt and begged for mercy. "My lady..."

The Celestial Venerable who had ignored her was overcome with regret. "My beloved disciple..."

The senior sister who had taken Yan Xianhua's voice was uneasy and sleepless night after night. "Little sister..."

"Um, can we make up?"

Yan Xianhua smiled, innocent and charming.

"I'll accept your apology. Forgive you? Maybe next time!"

Everything they owed her, they would repay.

Everyone who had harmed her would die!

She stormed the Flesh Furnace and slew the great demon.

She purged the Finger-Biting Buddhist Temple and subdued the evil Maitreya.

From the underworld to the celestial palace of Yaotai, the sixteen-year-old "Celestial Venerable, Golden Words and Jade Laws" measured the land with her own feet, pronouncing the death sentence of every evil being:

In the past, she had been voiceless for too long.

Now, she had something to say.

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◆ The heroine is unquestionably the focus: she grows stronger, she fights, and she falls in love.

◆ An ensemble adventure party, with friendship, romance, and family bonds all given equal weight.

◆ Pairing: A ruthless, mute girl × an otherworldly older brother who knows nothing of the world

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[Next book: The Khan Who Died in Battle Has Returned]

The Han Chinese princess sent beyond the frontier to marry had skin as white as mutton fat and was as timid as a rabbit.

She was the cherished pearl of the Emperor of Yan, the queen of the Turkic Khan, and the Khatun of the steppe khanate.

Ashina Lie lifted her chin with his knife.

"Tsk, so this is Father's new woman?"

Ashina Lie was raised on wolf's milk.

Cold and brooding, brave and skilled in battle, Lie could shoot an eagle through the eye with an arrow or sever a hungry jackal's head with a single stroke.

Lie was the Khan's adopted son, the youngest warrior of the Turkic Khanate. Everyone said he would become the greatest Turkic king.

At the time, everyone respected him.

Lie was framed by treacherous men and died on the battlefield.

Those who had once fawned over him scattered like birds and beasts, gathering around the true culprit instead.

With no one to care for them, Lie's people were left isolated, weak, and miserable.

They had lost Lie, like sheep that had lost their sheepdog, and could only be devoured by the wolves.

Then the Han Chinese princess stepped forward.

She comforted the bereaved and lonely, cared for the old and weak, and saw that Lie's people received justice.

Though she looked delicate, she wielded authority like a thunderbolt, and no one dared to cause trouble.

These were all things Lie learned after he returned.

He survived a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood, rebuilt his royal tent, and proclaimed himself Khan.

He returned for only two reasons:

First, revenge.

Second, to marry her.

Theme: Even in death, a hero's spirit lives on, and he has no reason to be ashamed among the heroes of this world.