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TTMC Chapter 127.2

Tantrum

Translator – Xiao He Lian

This is a translation hosted on KnoxT, copies found elsewhere are either stolen or plagiarized. Please support the translator by reading it at KnoxT.

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Chapter 127.2

Wen Chi was already resistant to the extremely bitter taste and it took him a long time to recover after drinking it in one gulp last night. At this moment, Ruo Tao was worried about spilling the medicine soup and the action of feeding the medicine was relatively slow, which made the medicine taste even more bitter. The hard-to-swallow medicinal soup passed through Wen Chi’s mouth before sliding down his throat.

For a moment, Wen Chi felt as if his whole body was soaked in the black medicinal soup, as he sank and floated in the soup, the bitter medicinal juice coming from all directions and drowning him.

He was suffocating with pain.

He was unable to move or speak because he had been tapped in the acupuncture points by Ruo Tao, so he could only tilt his head back and open his mouth to bear the warm medicinal soup.

After drinking, he couldn’t swallow anymore and began to cough violently. The medicine juice overflowed from his mouth, slid down the corner of his mouth and soaked his snow-white clothes.

Wen Chi seldom went out. Even though he had been tanned a lot after staying in Jinzhou for two or three years, he soon turned fair again. Due to the violent coughing just now, his face turned paler, while his beautiful almond eyes were tinged with red and he looked pitiful with black medicinal juice at the corners of his mouth, neck and on his shirt.

At this point, Ruo Fang finally couldn’t stand it any longer and stepped forward to grab the bowl.

“That’s enough.” Ruo Fang glared at Ruo Tao angrily, “Ruo Tao, you’re really going too far.”

Ruo Tao looked down at the medicine bowl in Ruo Fang’s hand and then undid the acupuncture points on Wen Chi’s body without saying a word.

Wen Chi immediately fell down on the bed, lying on the edge of the bed, coughing and retching, his thin shoulders shaking violently.

Ruo Fang was at a loss and stepped forward hesitantly: “Young Master…..”

“You guys go out first.” Wen Chi hurriedly interrupted Ruo Fang and after saying this, he retched again.

“But young master…”

“Get out.”

Ruo Fang wanted to say something more but seeing Wen Chi’s miserable state and remembering how she stood by and watched in shock just now, she really couldn’t bear to stay any longer. She consoled Wen Chi with a few words and walked away carrying a medicine bowl without even looking at Ruo Tao.

Wen Chi retched for a long time but the nausea didn’t dissipate. Fortunately, the cough subsided.

He turned over and collapsed on the bed. He closed his eyes and rested for a while, and when he opened his eyes, he saw Ruo Tao still standing there, silent as a ghost.

Seeing Wen Chi look at her, a look of shame finally appeared on Ruo Tao’s face, and she knelt down to the ground: “Young Master, it is the fault of this servant, please punish me.”

Wen Chi didn’t even want to look at Ruo Tao and he closed his eyes again: “I won’t punish you, I just want to be alone. So get out.”

Ruo Tao didn’t intend to leave and even kowtowed: “Please punish this servant, Young Master.”

Wen Chi was speechless.

Before Wen Chi could speak, Ruo Tao said: “Young Master’s child is the first child of His Royal Highness, if it is a boy, then he is very likely to inherit the position of His Royal Highness. So what you are carrying is not only your own child, but also His Highness’s child, and more importantly, the future of this Kingdom. The Crown Prince has been so desperately trying to protect the throne for you and the child, but for the sake of a bowl of medicine, you have been so irritable. Have you ever thought of the child in your womb or of His Highness who is still trapped in the palace?”

After saying this, there was a long silence.

Wen Chi didn’t expect Ruo Tao to say such a thing, he was shocked for a moment, then stood up in surprise and looked at Ruotao who was still kneeling on the ground.

He saw Ruo Tao almost burying her head in her chest, her emotions were quite agitated. Her thin body was tense, as if she was desperately suppressing something.

Wen Chi knew that Ruo Tao was originally someone close to Shi Ye and he should think of Shi Ye from Shi Ye’s perspective, but he could never have imagined that Ruo Tao would be so upset with him over the past two days.

Originally, Wen Chi was still a little angry but when he thought of Shi Ye, he suddenly couldn’t get angry anymore.

“I know, I don’t blame you.” Wen Chi held his forehead, sighed and said, “Get up.”

But Ruo Tao still did not rise and continued in a muffled voice, “If in the future, Young Master still throws small tantrums like this, this servant will still choose to do what she did just now. “

Wen Chi: “…”

Ruo Tao pursed her lips and said nothing more.

Wen Chi really wanted to be angry and did not know how to be angry, in the end he could only reassure himself that Ruo Tao had no bad intentions while forcing himself to calm down, he said, “Don’t worry, I will try my best to drink medicine from now on.”

Ruo Tao immediately climbed along the pole1Climb along the pole – to climb along a pole, pinyin is shùn gǎn pá, to climb up along a pole Metaphor caters to the owner’s will in order to gain reputation and status. In daily language use, it is a derogatory term.: “And Eat well.”

Wen Chi choked for a moment, then sighed a few times: “ok, ok, ok.”

Ruo Tao received Wen Chi’s promise and her face, which was so tense to the extreme, gradually burst into a smile. She climbed up from the ground and looked at the medicine stains on Wen Chi’s body. She was at a loss and felt guilty: “This servant will bring a basin of hot water to wash.”

Wen Chi didn’t refuse, just nodded feebly.

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***

Unexpectedly, the impact of that bowl of medicine on Wen Chi lasted until midnight.

Wen Chi was lying on the bed, still feeling the bitterness in his mouth. He got out of bed and poured himself a glass of water, then raised his head and drank the water in one gulp. Unfortunately, the water could not dilute the bitterness in his mouth at all.

Wen Chi drank another four or five glasses of water in one gulp until he could drink no more, then he put the glass down and went back to bed to lie down.

The stove beside the bed emitted a bright red warm light and the sound of charcoal burning can be heard from time to time.

Wen Chi wrapped himself in a quilt with only his head exposed. He curled up at the head of the bed, facing the stove and the bright red warm light fell on his face.

He stared blankly at the charcoal fire in the stove.

After some time, he suddenly felt as if his eyes had been burned and a sour feeling surged up quickly.

Wen Chi blinked, his originally clear vision was instantly blurred by the watery mist and his tears flowed out, running across his cheeks and soaking his face in no time.

 


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    Climb along the pole – to climb along a pole, pinyin is shùn gǎn pá, to climb up along a pole Metaphor caters to the owner’s will in order to gain reputation and status. In daily language use, it is a derogatory term.

Comment

  1. LicoLico says:

    Thank You for the new chapter (。・ω・。)ノ♡

  2. Lizzieeee says:

    Rou Tao haven’t seen pregnant people in her life? They are the most unreasonable when having tantrums and having mood swing

  3. Rosula D. says:

    “The Crown Prince has been so desperately trying to protect the throne for you and the child, but for the sake of a bowl of medicine, you have been so irritable. Have you ever thought of the child in your womb or of His Highness who is still trapped in the palace?” Nice guilt tripping?

    First, what kind of b/s is this? Shi Ye doesn’t even know he’s going to be a father so the the fetus is not factoring into his actions. Also, since when is SY trying to keep the throne for WC you b****? Did WC make him fight for the throne? Second, Ruo Tao is literally taking advantage of a vulnerable person to manipulate them. If WC wasn’t in such a combination of difficult circumstances, he would have never accepted her reasoning so simply.

    I know that most people will see Ruo Tao’s behaviour and think “oh well 🤷‍♀️” but I think she has crossed multiple lines. I don’t think she’ll turn out to be a villain per se, but she’s definitely not to be trusted imo.

    1. Saltedfish says:

      Honestly since Wen Chi became pregnant she has become so annoying and unlikeable
      Always crossing the line

    2. Princehuai says:

      It’s classic misogyny to treat someone as just an incubator when they’re carrying a child, not as a human being.
      Only the baby is important and the father’s legacy is important, woman can die in childbirth , they’ll just replace her. No wonder women get postpartum depression.

    3. Capt Of My Soul says:

      Thanks, I had been cursing at her the whole chapter, this is exactly what I was thinking

  4. Cake, On my body, Cake says:

    Ruo tao, u lost my respect 😒 I wanted mc to punish them

  5. ico says:

    Guys they are literally regarding this baby as the future rightful ruler of the earth, because that baby is the son of god, who has the ultimate say on any matter in the nation, in their eyes, if they do something wrong here, it could lead to the fall of the entire empire. From their perspective, Wen Chi is compromising the health of the son of god just because the medicine was too bitter.

    Please don’t look at this from a closeminded modern perspective, this is a very accurate portrayal of how people in ancient times would’ve acted in a situation like this.

    1. ico says:

      I understand that there will be people who don’t understand the cultural nuisance behind some of the writing but I believe that if you’re going to be reading a novel that is deeply rooted within a culture that you are not educated on, then you must be openminded and not judge rashly without doing proper research.

      It’s true that many in the Western world would not understand how deep some of the beliefs of ancient Chinese go, but when you insult and shun actions that are based in that cultural understanding, then you are insulting that culture itself.

      1. ico says:

        also to be clear i also think that she crossed a line but at the same time like cmon be a bit more understanding yk

        1. xrwright says:

          She is talking as if his mental health and well-being don’t matter. If this were me, I be so angry. Like you’re not the one pregnant and having all these symptoms. What she is doing is just stressing him which is just as harmful towards the baby.

      2. Iris says:

        Girl hold your damn horses, how is disliking a person’s action in a book be disrespecting a whole culture?

        1. Liz says:

          Chill, as a Chinese I feel the same with these comments. It’s honestly sad to see how people treat women as incubators it reflects here esp with the traditional thinking, we know its how it was back then but ppl can still express dislike for these behaviors

  6. Minnie's reading says:

    Crossing my fingers that when SY comes back, someone tells him about RT actions and so she gets the punishment she so humble has asked for. 😊

  7. Dun says:

    Maybe ruo tao should’ve just bear that fckin first son and eat those medicine she love so much every single day

  8. uwouldntknowthem says:

    You know… I don’t think we’re supposed to like Ruo Tao in this scene, I think we’re supposed to be annoyed with Wen Chi’s treatment. The author likes making us feel the same emotions as Wen Chi, yet so many readers act like it’s poor writing.

    We’re supposed to feel helpless and frustrated at Wen Chi’s situation.

    He’s pregnant at a chaotic time, and he can’t even be happy about the baby because it’s gender plays such an important role. Wen Chi knows that Ruo Tao believes her actions are necessary, and that he’s overreacting, so he can’t get angry with her. We know how ancient people treated royal heirs and their mothers (father, in this case); nobody said we’re supposed to like it.

    I love this novel because it’s the only one I’ve read where the main character acted like a real person. From the beginning, he behaved how an average person would realistically act if they were transimgrated into such a plot. Every emotion he felt, I felt it too, as if I was experiencing it with him.

  9. cherry says:

    to hell with Rou tao all the homies hate her rn

  10. knr says:

    you know what, actually reading comment section is pretty fun. a popcorn would be perfect now, alas.

  11. Lemon says:

    So Wen Chi is just a breeder now.. He has to breed a son.. Otherwise he’ll have to try again..

    Damn them !!! And that Ruo dares to blame Wen Chi !!! That audacity !!! Hope she’ll be removed from Wen Chi’s side forever once Shi Ye comes back..

  12. MissCee says:

    Above all else, f*ck Tao

  13. Kalu says:

    Bueno la que defiende a Rou Tao por más que la justifique no me hará respetarla

    Minimo, espero que muera la Rou Tao

  14. cieruuu says:

    I always dont like this ruo tao girl. She is over head from the lord. You are just a servant girl

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