Holy moly, I feel like I’ve risen from the dead. This chapter has been in the backlog for a long time now, but I finally had time to review and puost. No promises on any particular cadence for the future, but I am going…
I can’t believe I never posted the finale to this arc before disappearing for almost three months!! I can’t promise a timeframe for the next update because my schedule is spread pretty thin these days, but get excited because after this arc, we’re going…
The pronoun situation in this chapter is a bit chaotic because the grandpa spirit doesn’t have a name, but I’ve tried to make it as clear as possible. Hopefully it’s not too confusing!
Hi friends, starting now, I’m going to be updating Peony’s Tavern once a week on weekends as my schedule permits. Enjoy the chapter!
I love Liu Mao Shan’s art. I’ve featured his pieces a couple times now because I just really enjoy his craft. He was trained in European impressionism, and even though he later moved towards Chinese landscape painting and ink wash later on, the traces…
Guys, I won’t lie, I’m really not fond of editing at all. It definitely, maybe contributes to chapters being posted late. Here’s hoping this chapter doesn’t have too many typos…
The update schedule may be changing in the coming weeks. My weekdays are going to be less open so I’m thinking about moving to weekend updates instead. I’ll be experimenting with posting schedules, so consider following the blog via email or WP if you…
Hi friends, it’s time for a new arc. The Mid-Autumn Festival is featured in today’s chapter, which is perfect timing because I’ve been eating lots of mooncake recently. This year’s holiday isn’t until September 24th, but my family has a habit of buying them…
A chapter that’s both action packed and super sweet. With Shao and the scholar, I feel like we never know if it’s going to be one step forward or two steps back. So it’s best to enjoy the sweet moments whenever we’re given one….
This week’s updates will be Wednesday and Friday 🙂 Today is pretty fun as Yi Mei Tong Qian takes us through some Chinese folklore. If you’re familiar with Journey to the West and the origins of Sun Wu Kong (The Monkey King), the references…
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