Chapter 28 <— click here to read the latest chapter. Thanks to Vanilla Muse and anonymous for the donations.

Here’s a nice little Chinese concept for you: PDA in China

The couple in the comics are “放閃” (literal: ‎put/discharge flash), the word in English is PDA (public display of affection).

“放閃” means a pair of lovers show off with their love or do lovey-dovey thing together in public. Anyone nearby need to wear sunglasses to protect their vision and to prevent blindness from those flashes.

In the last panel, check out the background, there’s a guy there wearing sunglasses! Cute! Source

Original Chinese raw – https://blog.mixflavor.com/

Translated English – https://www.facebook.com/pg/blog.mixflavor/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1244748778960052&ref=page_internal&mt_nav=1

Chapter 27 <— click on the link to read it. Thanks to K, ElizabethLor, Kinki, UsaChanMan, Speracles, Lorettelala, Kleep, xt3999, Michelle in Colorado, Crystal WB, and all the anonymous donors for your donations.

I found a great new story: Jellyfish

I didn’t read it before since the summary was weird and I couldn’t understand what the story was really about.

https://www.novelupdates.com/series/jellyfish/

It’s set in modern-day China but with fantasy elements. In the story, supernatural beings as well as human and beast cultivators are encouraged to leave their usual homes (remote mountains and such) to go and live in human society. However, they have to keep their supernatural side secret from the humans. The two main characters are a fox and a jellyfish. Both of them have cultivated enough that they have human forms.

The fox is a third-tier actor who has a chance encounter with the ancient jellyfish while he was on vacation.

It’s a heartwarming and fluffy slice of life story. The setting is really unusual for a BL! I like it a lot.

There aren’t many chapters translated but it’s fine since there are no cliffhangers. It’s slice of life so it’s cheerful and funny most of the time.

 

Chapter 26.3 <– click on the link to read it.

I’m so happy!

That manhua that I like, Miao Shou Xian Dan, has not one, but TWO cute shotas. OMG! I love it. 😀 I really enjoy reading or watching cute things.

Oh, what’s this? A shota with red eyes?

Well, you know what sailors say? “Red sky at night, sailors’ delight. Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.”

I’m not yet sure whether the red eyes mean he is someone to squeal over or avoid.

It’s a (somewhat) foul-mouthed, rude shota! This one seems tsundere or something, hahahahahaha! Cute!

Chapter 26.2 <— click on the link to read it. Thanks to Wonder for the donation.

The Story of High School Boys Who Became Magical Girls

I recently discovered this super hilarious manga.

 

I read it on its page in Mangadex since it seems the scanlator doesn’t have his own website. Mangadex tends to load slowly for me but it has no ads so I like to use it.

 

Chapter 26.1 <— click on the link to read it. Thanks to Fuufuu, Raleigh, and all the anonymous people for their donations.

Red Wedding

No, not a red wedding Game of Thrones style. 🙂 Just a traditional Chinese wedding.

I’m sorry for the long wait, this chapter was difficult.

Chapter 25 <– click on the chapter to read it. Thanks to two anonymous people for their donations.

Asian Hobbyist

Last chapter was published at Asian Hobbyist. Why? Uh, because I wanted to and it might help with SEO. It’s just a friendly collaboration. I’m hoping that some of their readers will take a look at this project when they see it on Asian Hobbyist.

In short, I wanted to get the extra exposure.

Image from Zhu Xian. I’m planning to maybe watch it if I ever have the time. 🙂

Today I have partnered with Asian Hobbyist, a friend’s website. They have a lot of stories there, for example this one (Common Sense of a Duke’s Daughter).

Click here for Chapter 24 of Every Day the Protagonist Wants to Capture Me.

The Third

Regarding the translation, do you “Third Shidi” is okay? It means the third-ranked fellow disciple under the same master. He has not been given a name. The options are:

Third Brother

Third Shidi

San Shidi

I’ve been using “Shidi” but others do use “brother” since it’s easier to understand For example, that is the term used in the manhua Wo Jia Dashi Xiong Naozi You Keng. Like this example, notice they call one of the characters “Second Brother.”

 

Let me know if you have any preference.

Thanks for reading.