Translator – Xiao He Lian
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T/N – Thankyou @Athy for the coffee!! Enjoy the extra chapter!!
Chapter 30.2
Wen Liang couldn’t say anything to refute, only tears kept rolling down his face.
In the end, Wen Liang couldn’t remember how he got out and he returned to the mansion in a daze.
The two maids who were waiting for him to come back, were poking their heads in front of the courtyard. When they saw his figure from afar, they rushed to welcome him.
“Young Master, you are finally back.”
“Young Master, have you eaten yet?”
Wen Liang opened his mouth but couldn’t make a sound, his mouth was full of the bitter taste of tears.
He shook his head silently and kept walking forward.
The two maids soon discovered that something was wrong with Wen Liang and surrounded him from left to right.
“Young Master, what’s wrong with you?”
“Young Master, is something wrong?”
It’s a pity that no matter what the two maids asked, Wen Liang kept silent.
It was not until they entered the room, in the light of the candle, that the two maids saw Wen Liang’s tears and the scratches on his face and hands.
They were so frightened that they hurried to find gauze and medicinal wine to bandage Wen Liang’s wound.
Wen Liang didn’t know what happened to him. He was inexplicably hit by something and fell down countless times. His body was covered with bruises and scratches. The two maids worked for a long time to clean up the injured areas.
It was definitely impossible to take a bath in such a state, Wen Liang could only barely scrub his body with warm water.
After finishing everything, he let the two maids retreat and lie on the bed quietly.
At this time, an inhuman voice suddenly sounded in his mind: “Find a way to go to the peach blossom banquet.”
Wen Liang blinked dully and said blankly, “Now without my father’s help, I can’t go to the Peach Blossom Banquet.”
The system said: “You can go.”
Wen Liang asked, “How can I go?”
It was quiet for a moment before the system said: “Go find the son of the Li family, he will be willing to take you there.”
“But Li Xu he…” Wen Liang hesitated, his expression seemed reluctant but after some hesitation, he compromised, “Okay, I’ll go find him tomorrow.”
Seeing that Wen Liang was so obedient, the system put a few images in his mind to encourage him – At the peach blossom banquet, the fourth prince, Shi Jin, was standing gracefully beside a running water, holding him in his arms who was pale from excessive shock.
Wen Liang looked at those pictures carefully and he felt a little hopeful. He said carefully, “Does the fourth prince really like me?”
The system said: “He is the one destined for you.”
Wen Liang asked suspiciously, “Why must it be him?”
“Your wish is to stay away from Shi Ye and I was born based on your wish.” The system replied in a straight-forward manner, “When you made this wish, I knew the destiny of you and Shi Ye. You have your destined person, Shi Ye also has his destined person, only when both of you complete your respective destiny line, your wish will be truly fulfilled.”
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Wen Liang was a little hesitant.
The system sensed his emotions and comforted: “The peach blossom banquet is the best time for you to get to meet Shi Jin, don’t miss it, with me, everything will go smoothly.”
With the system’s comfort, Wen Liang’s restless mood gradually calmed down. But when he remembered what had happened these days, his eyes were sore again and his voice was unconsciously tinged with sobs: “Wen Chi is too much, he hates me. It’s okay to hate my mother but why should he vent all those hatreds on my father? I’d rather he come at me directly…”
Speaking of Wen Chi, the system suddenly fell silent.
As the saying goes, pull one hair and the whole body is affected1牵一发而动全身 [qiān yí fǎ ér dòng quán shēn] pull one hair and the whole body is affected; A slight move in one part may affect the situation as a whole, all these changes were caused by Wen Chi. With the existence of Wen Chi, the outcome that the system had long predicted changed little by little.
Why was that?
The system couldn’t guess the reason, the only thing it knows is – if it let it go on, then its mission can never be completed.
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The next day.
When Wen Chi opened his eyes, it was pitch black in front of him.
He was stunned for a while, only to realize that he was buried in the quilt and he seemed to be holding something in his hand. He subconsciously touched it and felt the well-defined muscles and when he touched all the way down, he touched what felt like the root of the thigh.
Wen Chi: “…”
He suspected that he was hugging a person.
Wen Chi was startled by this guess, he stretched out his hand to push the person he was hugging away but as soon as he stretched out his hand, he felt his collar was violently grabbed by a hand.
That hand suddenly lifted him upward.
Wen Chi’s hands were still against the person’s legs, so he was forced to feel his way up and finally touched a face.
A cold and icy face looked at Wen Chi.



Oh, so WL isn’t a transmigrator, but just has a system! He doesn’t seems to be a bad guy, well for now~
Thank You for the new chapter ♡(ӦvӦ。)
thank you for the update!!!
thank you for the update!!! i loved it very much
Wen Liang is so annoying tbh… Sure, I understand that he does not want to marry a violent, murderous man (altough his disability and disfigurement was probably also a big reason, which I do not agree with), and it is reasonable that he would rather sacrefice his brother whom he doesn’t have a strong relationship with, but his constant “woe is me” attitude is beyond frustrating. If he did something bad, even if reasonable, he should act accordingly. Apologising is good and all, but throwing a pityparty in front of the person who suffers because of him is really low, especially since he did absolutely nothing to change his father’s decision. Yes, it wasn’t Wen Liang who decided to switch them. But it was his fault that it happened in the first place, and he didn’t even say half a word to plead for his brother. He was perfectly content to sacrefice his brother. So, he really should behave according to his actions, and accept some guilt, without crying and talking like he is the one suffering the most.
And this chapter too – like mother, like son. They both blame Wen Chi for “not giving them a way to survive” and “he is too much, why is he venting on their father”, like b*tch?? The only reason the family is even alive, is because Wen Chi pleaded for them, and worked hard in (literally!!) life-threatening situations to gather enough favor for the crown prince to consider his plea. If not for that, they would all be rotting corpses. It was Wen Chi who was betrayed by his sh*t family that never gave him a reason to like them, it was him who was thrown like garbage at a murderous person, it was him who had to struggle hard to survive, and in the end, it was him who saved their sorry asses, and yet, it’s still them, who complain and cry, and for what reason? Because Wen Chi didn’t manage to completely erase their punishment? The delusion is strong in them. They messed with the imperial family, which is obviously a taboo, and then they resent a male concubine, without any official status or any power except the favor and whim of his husband, who is notoriously not generous with his kindness.
I originally did not have a problem with Wen Liang, since his want to avoid near certain death is reasonable, and it’s not like he pointed at Wen Chi and said “kill him in my stead”, but damn, his narcissistic behaviour is annoying.
Well said! I couldn’t agree more!
Those are my thoughts exactly! I can understand his naiveté; he’s been sheltered his whole life, even now, but that comment about Wei Chi not helping bothered me more than anything he’s done. That comment clarified that he isn’t just naive but stupid.
By all means, he should understand that since his father put his brother in this situation, it’s his father’s fault he’s facing the consequences of his actions. If he truly felt guilty over ‘letting’ Wen Chi take his place, then he should feel like he deserved to be ridiculed, because that’s how people think when they feel guilty.
I like the chapter parallels between Wen Chi and Wen Liang after the Dragon Boat Festival.
Wen Chi faced a mostly genuine life or death situation, got seriously injured while trying to save a life (even if unwilling), wasn’t given any concern, but instead was told he was a pathetic and stupid hindrance to a plan he didn’t know he was a part of. He was left alone, couldn’t even bathe himself, and nearly lost consciousness afterward.
Wen Liang was justifiably insulted and got a couple of scratches. Everyone is so concerned about him, and he ‘can’t bathe himself’ even though he has servants who could help him.
I’m not one to gatekeep trauma; I’m sure it was the worst that Wen Liang has gone through. My issue is that he had the resources to help with that trauma yet rejected it so he could throw a pity party for himself. Wen Chi had no one. These few chapters really showcased the difference between these two in more ways than one.
oh man, good point!
Oh-hoo~. What do we have here? Sleeping together already? *Snicker*
Did WC just touch the root of the legs ??? Or did he even touch the third leg also ???
Since everyone has said sooo much the system did say that both Shi Ye and Wen Liang had their own destined. And please realize that the Wen brothers are different because in ancient china ppl gon married at around 13, 14 while both are considered young Wen Chi is obviously older more mature explaining his naivitè in his decisions etc and they never really stated their relationship exclusively