#Yeung Jing-jing

[johnwickb1tsch]

Sympathy for the Devil ~ Part 22

A Donaka Mark x housekeeper!Reader fic, based on @discoscoob 's concept & bot! An unlikely flirtation turns into a dark obsession... Warnings: Donaka Mark is a bad man with a soft spot for you. dark romance, possessive behavior, nonconsensual voyeurism, red flag red flag girl!🔺, psychological games, power imbalance, eventual dubcon/nsfw/involuntary captivity. -> all chapters

Twenty-Two 二十二

A few days later, you notice that the background of your iPad has changed to the selfie Donaka took of the two of you at the garden. Your heads are together, his face half obscured in your hair. He is not smiling, per se, but even in the photo you can see that simmering warmth in his eyes that makes you think idiotic thoughts, like maybe he’s not so bad after all, and maybe…he really cares for you. 

You can’t help but touch the bite mark on your thigh, the skin now slightly raised but almost smooth under your fingers, the freshly healed mark the color of a candied kiss. 

It’s become a tick for you, like touching a talisman. 

It doesn’t bother you as much as it should, anymore. 

You are reading a book in a lounger on the terrace when Mei pounces on you, grabbing you up in a fierce hug. “Thank you thank you thank you thank you,” she says, a litany of gratitude that ends in a sob and a squeeze that cracks your back. 

Though you suddenly dare to hope, you still ask, “For what?” 

“Jing had an appointment yesterday with Dr. Thomas Tong. He’s the best children’s oncologist in Hong Kong. Maybe all Asia. He says there’s hope she’ll get better. She starts treatment tomorrow.” Mei bursts into tears of relief, and suddenly you are right there with her. You scoot over on the lounger so she can sit with you, and the two of you hold hands and cry it out for a good five minutes. 

“I didn’t do it,” you admit quietly. “Mr. Mark must have arranged everything.”

Mei sniffs and sits back on the lounger, giving you a watery smile like you are being naive. “I know you must have asked.” 

“I mentioned it.” Suddenly you feel like a piece of shit, because in fact you hadn’t gotten around to asking again, you’d been so distracted in your absolute besottment…and maybe nervous too, to ask something of him.

For most of your life men have ignored what you say. In one ear and out the other, from your father to handfuls of boyfriends. Yet you say one sentence to that man and he not only remembers, he picks up the context and reads all your footnotes immediately.

Maybe you can’t hide anything from him–but it feels so good, to be heard. 

“I am so grateful to both of you.”

“I’ll thank him for you,” you offer, thinking she might be too shy to do it. 

Mei nods, wrung out but seemingly happy. The two of you sit together for a while longer, looking out over the fabulous view and thinking similar thoughts about the master of this house. How he seems like a scary man, but like he said to you a few nights before: he takes care of those who he considers his. 

You talk quietly, about Jing, and what the doctor said, and then other things. It’s always been easy to talk to Mei, you liked each other from the moment you started working here, but you never really got the chance to sit still together like this because you always had things to do, and your days off never coincided. 

It’s possible time slips away from you two, because Mrs. Yeung, the head housekeeper, comes looking for Mei. Afraid that your friend will get into trouble, you address it head on. “I asked Mei to sit with me.”

It’s the first time you've ever tried throwing your weight around with the staff since your change in situation. By the look Mrs. Yeung pays you, crossing her arms, you can tell she doesn't like it. You know she's been judging you since things changed, and you guess you can't really blame her, but none of that is Mei���s fault.

“Mei has many chores to do today,” says her boss, narrowing her eyes at you, then her. “Not paid to chitchat.”

“I will help her,” you say. “And it will all get done.”

“That's not your job anymore.” She says it snidely with a raised eyebrow, clearly implying that your new job is sucking Donaka Mark’s cock.

Alright. Maybe you can blame her.

Thinking of how Donaka might handle this, you lift your chin and imagine you're seven feet tall, meeting her eyes dead on, not flinching as she tries to stare you down. “I said it will get done. If you have a problem, you can bring it to Mr. Mark. I'm sure he'd love to hear all about it.” Implying quite the opposite, of course, and finally Mrs. Yeung stands down. 

“Fine, fine.” With a dismissive wave she stalks off. 

“If she makes this a problem for you, tell me,” you say to Mei, who is watching you with a small smile and a mischievous glitter in her eyes. 

“Sure thing, tai-tai.”

“Donaka said that to me the other day too.”

Mei’s eyebrows raise high, that glitter in her dark eyes flashing ten-fold. “He did?” 

“He told me to ask you what it means?”  

She giggles a little, and for some reason that makes you nervous. “Now it’s slang for a spoiled rich housewife. But in the old days, when Chinese men took more than one wife, the first wife was the tai-tai, the Supreme-Supreme. She was the boss.” Mei gives you a meaningful look that for some reason makes your cheeks burn. 

“I don’t think I’m the boss of anything,” you say with a snort. “He was just teasing me because I didn’t want to go home yet.” 

“Hmm. If you say so.” 

“Oh god. Come on, let’s go get the living room clean. I’ll do the vases.” You know they scare her, after she nearly bumped one of them onto the hard floor. She sighs with relief, and the two of you go back into the house. But then you think maybe you shouldn’t be handling the priceless antiques, because a fine tremor has started in your hands, and you can’t get it to stop. 

***

Donaka does not come home until late late that evening. You catch up with him in his office, frowning at his laptop screen. When you knock quietly he closes the device, rubbing his eyes. He looks exhausted, and your heart squeezes in your chest. “Is everything alright?”

“Just work. You would not believe how careless some of the children of my rich clients can be.” 

“Oh?” 

Though he seems on edge, you dare take this as an invitation to walk deeper into the room. He’s never really offered you details of what he does, and you find you’re curious. 

“I have spent the better part of my day explaining to this young man that the girl in distress he’s been sending thousands of dollars to is not, in fact, Kate Moss, but probably a teenage boy with a fast internet connection in Jakarta. I had to provide a detailed digital trail, and I still don’t think he believes us. And I couldn’t call him a fucking idiot to his face, because his father is a billionaire tycoon who I would very much like to keep on side.” 

You cover your mouth to damper a guffaw. “Oh dear. Damn millennials.”

“Aren’t you a millennial?”

You shrug with a little smile. He makes a harsh sound through his teeth, but you can tell he's leaning towards amused.

You feel it, when this man’s gaze sharpens upon you, raking up and down your figure. It’s late; you are in a nightie and a silk robe printed with flowers and little birds. “You look good enough to eat. Come here.” He doesn’t frame it as a request. 

Maybe you are getting too used to that. You go without a thought, folding yourself into his lap. “So…is that what your company does?” you ask. “Track down digital predators?” 

“We handle digital and physical security for our clients,” he answers, winding a tendril of your hair around his finger, pulling you into a kiss. 

“Huh.” 

 He smiles against your mouth. “You’d really convinced yourself it was something far more nefarious, hadn’t you?” 

You shrug, your robe slipping down your shoulder. “From the evidence placed in front of me…” 

He chuckles darkly, helping your robe along on its way with a slow caress from the backs of his fingers. You shudder, closing your eyes, your nipples pebbling almost painfully in response to his touch. With his eyes fixed like lasers on your chest he says, “Don’t worry, bunny. I can still be a bad man for you.” 

“I was just thinking…how much I like it…when you’re good,” you admit breathily, his long fingers sliding into your hair. 

“Whatever do you mean?” he fishes with a smirk. 

“For what you did…for Mei. Thank you.”

You don't think you imagine it, when he seems to soften, a nearly microscopic bit. 

“I did it for you.” 

You tilt your head, studying him. “Not for a four year old girl who needs serious help?”

“There are a lot of children in the world who need help, y/n. A man could go broke and mad before he saved them all.”

“I know. But doesn’t it feel good to have done this one good deed?” You study him, genuinely curious. 

“It feels good to make you happy,” he answers, and you believe he’s being honest with you, rather than trotting out the right answer for decorum’s sake. “I told you I’d find the thing you like to spend money on. Turns out it’s not clothes or handbags. I think I like that about you, bunny.”

Your heart thumps in your chest. You feel like you’ve walked into one of his traps, somehow. 

“But…what about taking care of those who are yours?”

He lifts an eyebrow at you. “Is little Jing mine?” 

“Mei is your loyal employee?”

“Of course. But Mei’s not the one who’s sick. Do you know how many relatives she has?”

You get the feeling he’s trying to tell you something. Perhaps that you’re not changing him, that he’s not a good man, deep down, and he’s not going to pretend to be one. But you might act as something of a moral compass–so long as you do not displease him. 

Or maybe he would have done it anyway, but he saw the opportunity to sink his claws even deeper into you.

Fine. If that’s the way he wants to play it…you’re game. If this is the price for a fighting chance for Jing…you’ll keep doing your part, gladly. 

“What are you thinking, bunny? Have I disappointed you?” He twists your hair around his fist, not hurting you, but holding you fast. 

“No,” you answer breathily. “I don’t care why you did it. I’m still grateful.” 

One of his eyebrows quirks at this, but you can tell he’s pleased. “How grateful?”  

Slowly you slide from his lap, going to your knees between his long legs. You’re gratified when he looks down at you with those fathomless black eyes, a heat in them that could burn down the world. 

“Very,” you say coyly, looking up at him from beneath your lashes as you graze the taut muscles of his thighs with your nails. He says nothing else, just watches you with parted lips as you unbuckle his belt and free his erect manhood into your hand. 

You suppose Mrs. Yeung was right about you, you muse, before you take him into your mouth, swirling your tongue over his sensitive head before burying him in the back of your throat. He is not mean about it, as he has been in the past, his fingers tangled in your hair as you work him with your lips and tongue. When you gag on his length it's your own doing, though the moan it wins you is its own reward. Though he’s barely touched you, you are still soaking wet between your legs, your treacherous cunt loving the thrill of being in this man’s clutches, of belonging to him. 

You absolutely need your head checked, but that echoes in your mind as you take him inside you, and swallow him down. His. Body and soul, you’re his.

Afterwards you rest with your cheek on his thigh, practically purring as he strokes your hair lightly, sated for now. “Would you like a hospital wing next time?” he teases you, winning a shaky laugh.

“Put it on my Christmas list, I guess.”

“I think I’ll take you to work with me,” he muses. “You can sit under my desk when I have to reason with entitled morons.”

Imagining this makes you laugh out loud. At least…you hope he is joking. 

“I’d like to see where you work,” you say. “It sounds exciting.”

He huffs with amusement. “It’s not. Ninety-nine percent of security work is watching, and waiting, and being ready in the off chance something happens.”

“Well. You must be the best there is.”

“Are you buttering me up?” he asks with that half smile that makes your belly flutter. 

“Me?” You push to your feet slowly, holding out your hands to him. 

“What?” he asks, though he takes them, allowing you to pull him out of his chair. 

“We’re going to take a warm bath.”

“Ohhh. The mistress has spoken.”

You bite down on the urge to make a tai-tai comment again. That is something you should bury six feet down.

“You've had a long day. It will feel good.” You look him up and down in his slightly rumpled work clothes, biting your lip. “And I’m not done with you yet.”

A low growl is your only warning, before he pounces on you, capturing your mouth and sweeping you up into his arms. You scream and giggle, your heart full as he silences you with his lips on yours. 

Maybe you've been trying not to fall in love with this man– but he's really been fucking that up for you lately. 

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*I borrowed Dr. Thomas Tong from Kevin Kwan’s Lies and Weddings.🤭 I love his books! 😭

[tagamantra]

Infraperegrination of the Utter Islands

Want to make or run something in Hingsajagra? Check this out.

First order of business, the state of affairs for Hingsajagra.

The year 11664 is largely parallel to our world's 20th Century, but without the huge advancements into machinery (while industry being important). More importantly, the world is an industrialistic world but industry is forwarded by magick and war. Industrialized magick. The end of the world that follows after World War I vibes.

The world is mostly split into five eras, as reckoned by Shennin scholarship. The modern year is 11,664 of the Lotus Calendar. This puts it at the 243rd Cycle of History.

1 - Burgeoning Era (1000s to 7000s.) The Agricultural Revolution. The time of Chiefdoms, Warbands, roving eras, Naka Kingdoms, Yakka Kingdoms, Siyukuy Kingdoms, etc. This era ended during The Ultimate Cleave. The great apocalypse that split the Great Southern Continent from the Dakmalan Continent and turned it into a fractured archipelago.

2 - The Ancient Era (8000s-9000s). The time of Ancient Shen, Ancient Metoma, and Ancient Razru cultures. Widely accepted that the end of this era was during the Black Meteor Cataclysm, an ancient Metoman prophecy that came true. A meteor slammed into the earth and shattered the Utter Islands even more, into its modern geography.

3 - The Classical Era (9000s-10,000s). A time of great upheaval, but also the rise of classical cultures. The influential Old Razru Empires, the Asitowan Principalities, the Lotus States (filled with the Jing, Rak, Sanun, Si, and Yun ethnic groups, which would eventually coalesce under the Meteorite Emperor to become the Shen people), Utrang kingdoms, the Yagan Kingdom, the Meshiri Kingdom, the Yeung Kingdom, the Natara Kingdom, the Kamitan Communes, the Dakai Tribes, the first few Raga tribes, the Tawun Chiefdoms, and more. It is widely accepted that this time only ended after the victory of Shen and the World Collective against the Devil King Roghan.

4 - The Rebirth Era (10,000s to 11000). The Industrial Revolution. The Smith-Kings and the Merchant Princes created textile factories, weapon factories, and machine tools. Most significant was the invention of the Karma Engine. Surplus yields across all industries, creating industry, as well as machineway of engineering and architecture. This era is said to have ended with the first Uprisings against Kings, spearheaded by humanitarian sages that arose during the time of increasing industry.

5 - The Modern Era (11000s to 11500s). The Bourgeois Revolution. The merchant princes and machine-capitalists seized the means of production and operated from there, hiring and putting laborers to work them. The power of these engines and the strength of free market trade caused even gods (see: Hri Vaizzan the God of Merchantry), spirits, and monsters (yakshas, anjuras, uki, etc.) to be subsumed into the labor force. It is widely believed that this era ended with the overthrow of the monarchies that ruled for 2500 years, represented the most with the First Apocalypse with the consummation of the Heavenly Shennin Kingdom spearheaded by the Invincible Blade Princess the Empress of the Universe. On the Fire Dog Year 11512 Kafeng Masagwa and the Knights of the World set to motion the First World Revolution that shattered all bourgeois and aristocrat rule. It was not to last.

6 - The Revolutionary Era (11500s to 11607s). The Hundred Revolutions Era. With the power of factories, the proletariat of the world fought to consolidate power, but with Kafeng Masagwa's death and growing distrust in the Knights, the world alliance shattered into nation-states. The nation states fought separately for national liberation, explosive uprisings filled the 100 Year Revolution. This caused unprecedented global bloodshed and violence. Wars that ended all wars. Separated into nations, they were easily cowed and beaten into "Peace" through the concerted efforts of the International Bourgeoisie, headed by the Universal Capitalists and the Trillionaires of the Trichiliocosm, which would quickly vanish as they appealed to the people. In the guise of a successful revolution, the revolutionary efforts were cowed. This era ended with the rising of the efforts of the Second World Knights Coalition who tried and failed to bind the people together in the face of unprecedented genocide. This was the Second World Revolution, which failed.

7 - The End Of The World (11608 to modern day). The End of the World. The bloodshed of the revolutionary era ended the world. The international bourgeoisie, headed now by the Central Yavinian Guild of the Ressen-Nalenji Empire, penetrates the world and seeks to join it together under the guise of "After The End" where the world must rise. The revolutionaries have been defeated and stamped down, the majority of the people, tired of war, do not want any more revolutions. Communism and Revolution is seen with contempt, as "mountaineers" and "foresters." As banditry and piracy. As detrimental to human progress. Will you prove them wrong? Or finish the job? You know it deep in your heart that there's only one way for the new world to be born.

The Karma Engine

The most important invention of the Revolutionary Era. It resembles a giant spirit house but with the offering platform replaced with a closed in sacrificial furnace. There, little gods, weaponsouls, ghosts, sacrificial people, and mantra-mandalas are burned upon samadhi fires. Karma Engines are therefore a joint machinist-monk invention (and indeed, the patenter of the technology is widely agreed to have been Vajra Monk Rakan Jesung, who grew up in a working-class machinist family).

In doing their karma is converted into usable energy, often electrical energy or mechanical energy. The study of karma is known as Karmalogy in the world. In Karmalogy, karma is seen as the potential energy of existence and being itself, and many Karmologists posit that the entire current world of Hingsajagra exists because of the Karma of the past world. When sentient beings are sacrificed to the Karma Engine, this is seen as a painful but purificatory ritual, and is deemed ethical by many world faiths as the being that dies from the Karma Engine's samadhi fires is almost always reborn as a human due to the neutralizing of their karma. Many who have surplus good karma do not go through this, and so the majority of criminals and harmful animals are given to the Karma Engine.

Infrakarmalogists, however, put forth that there are abundant amounts of ambient karma that arises from the world itself, surplus karma that emanates from the deeds of the past world, and this can be used to power karma engines without voluntary suicide.

Magnetitologists have been creating Magnetite Engines, which seek to replace Karma Engines. Magnetite is widely believed to be the infrasubstance, the aggregates of atoms. A level above the smallest quantum, where the material dissolves from perception. Magnetite arises from places of intense emotion and thoughts, and so it can be mined from worship, war, joy, and other such sites of powerful explosive emotion. Currently magnetite is being used in socialist Hokou and in Selorong. The bourgeoisie that own Karma Engines (many of them non-religious themselves) have become ardent anti-magnetitians, and have begun slander campaigns against them.

Important Bans

No default fantasy. The major cultural power of this world is China, Thailand, and Indonesia. Use their medieval aesthetics to fluence and inform your End of the World depictions.

No "races." Elves, dwarves, etc. aren't demihuman races, they're completely different magickal beings and spirits. Lean on the folklore.

No automatic rifles. The extent of guns is matchlocks. The chemistry of the world does not allow for automatic weapons. Armamental Technology therefore is focused on blade-and-bow-technologies. Sappers are important industrialists. There are Sword Factories, Bow Factories. Cannons exist but these are few and far between.

No automatic vehicles. Keep the cavalry, the chariot, the dragonriders and the phoenix knights. But no cars. Keep the carriages and the boats.

No tanks. Tanks are replaced by magick mechs called Yakshamachines.

No Latin. If you want to look for a lingua franca that performs the duty of Latin, use either Sanskrit, Old Chinese, or Old Javanese. In the World, they're Ancient Razrunan languages or Ancient Rakeen languages [Rak is where the Meteorite Emperor arose from and he turned it into the Court Language for the First Dynasty]) Yes, you can in fact translate Latin phrases into one of those languages. Such as Shantim Krute, Yuddhaya Sajjah for If you want peace, para bellum. Or bajingan perang for casus belli. Ignore this for prefixes and suffixes (e.g., -istry, -ology, -onomy). Keep it for proper nouns that must come from an in-world language.

Everything else we can justify into a 20th century analog. A kind of perfect ideal is Late Medieval Warfare.

Features

Non-exhaustible list.

Buildings. Large rectangular buildings are a feature of only one world place. Tall multiple-roofed places are still built with either wood or skystone (a stone of colder make) that creates a facsimile of our world.

Expressways. Don't exist. The world is connected together by railways and riverways. Riverboats are cheaper to make and use than karmaboats.

Industry. Industry hinges on the karma engine rather than the steam engine.

High-rises. High-rises are crafted by ancient building-wizards. The majority of high-rises in the world are giant yaksha statues hollowed out and repurposed.

Automata exist but are rare. It requires decades of study for a wizard to reach automata level construction. Automaton wizards are known as automatists.

Industry. Almost everyone has swords, but these swords come not from the artisan but from the worker working the weapon-machines. Wagons and horse bridles, tiger-bridles, clothing... all the mass-produced clothing arise from a Manufactory. The machines here are often created by either wizards, machinists, or gods and made to be owned by capitalists and merchants.

Inspirations and Approximations

Each major region is inspired by the following regions, though they're not exactly those regions. It would be impossible to fully map any of the regions accurately to a real world culture because of the difference in material conditions, but you can use the following for aesthetic, cultural, and religious inspirations.

Temog Ra-Om, the Charnel Isles, Pemi, and the Heavenshards are inspired by Maritime Asian cultures, Southeast Asian cultures, and Pacific cultures. This includes coastal Vietnam and Thailand.

Hiraga Ra-Om's southern coast inspired by inland Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Further up north it is inspired by China, Korea, Japan, Mongolia, Tibet, and other Central Asian cultures.

Jagged Swordfields people are inspired by Russo-Siberian people.

North Wadzara is inspired by Japan and West Coast America.

South and Eastern Wadzara is inspired by mixing Arabia and Central America.

Southern Nilatpa is inspired by the Indianic cultures.

Western Nilatpa is inspired by Spain, Germany, and France.

Central and Northern Nilatpa is inspired by Italy, England, and Danish cultures.

[the-monkey-ruler]

American Born Chinese (2023) 西游ABC

Director: Destin Cretton / Ding Tai / Liu Deren / Zhang Peng / Cheng Yu / Lucy Liu / Erin O'Malley Screenwriters: You Chaomin / You Chaokai / Vali Chandrasekaran / Warren Xu Renard / Aaron Izek / Lawrence Day / Wu Kai / Lana Zhou Starring: Wang Ban / Liu Jing / Michelle Yeoh / Guan Jiwei / Daniel Wu / Yanyan Yeung / Chin Han Huang / Sidney Taylor / Mahi Alam / Qian Xinyi / Leonard Wu / David Blum / Larry Bates / Stani Blyden / Liu Bo / Josh Duvendek / Celeste Dun / Meg Schimmelfinney / Wu Hanzhang / Ouyang Wancheng / Jiang Jinan / Marty Ma / Ethan Ritchie / Xu Weilun / Jennifer Irwin / Lu Yan / Brian Hirsch / Derek Yates / Tory Keith / Gloria Reno Genre: Comedy / Action / Fantasy Country/Region of Production: United States Language: English / Mandarin Chinese Date: 2023-05-24 (USA) Number of episodes: 8 Single episode length: 30 minutes Also known as: ABC Westward Journey / ABC / 美生中国人 / 美国出生的中国人 / ABC大话西游 IMDb: tt15552018 Type: Continuation

Summary:

American Born Chinese tells the story of teenager Jin Wang (played by Ben Wang), a son of Chinese immigrants, who for the most part is a typical high school kid. He collects manga, tries to join the soccer team, and is on a journey dealing with his own identity as he tries to figure out who he is. One day, Wei-Chen (Jimmy Liu), an exchange student, arrives at Jin's school. Unlike Jin, Wei-Chen didn't grow up in America, is loud and open by nature, and doesn't exhibit Jin's self-doubt and insecurities. At times, this causes Jin to feel embarrassed being associated with Wei-Chen.

Wei-Chen is revealed to be the son of Sun Wukong (portrayed by Daniel Wu), commonly known as the Monkey King, a legendary figure in Chinese literature. Wei-Chen had a dream that the mythical Fourth Scroll can stop an uprising against Heaven. The dream also told him that an ordinary teenager is destined to aid him in his search. So Wei-Chen stole his father's magical staff and is now, disguised as a high schooler, searching for the scroll in earthly California, convinced that Jin is the ordinary teenager from his prophetic dream.

Source: https://movie.douban.com/subject/35618427/

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[drmikewatts]

Complex & Intelligent Systems, Volume 10, Issue 5, October 2024

1) 3D facial animation driven by speech-video dual-modal signals

Author(s): Xuejie Ji, Zhouzhou Liao...Meng Mao

Pages: 5951 - 5964

2) An improved fruit fly optimization algorithm with Q-learning for solving distributed permutation flow shop scheduling problems

Author(s): Cai Zhao, Lianghong Wu...Hongqiang Zhang

Pages: 5965 - 5988

3) A strategic framework for optimal decisions in football 1-vs-1 shot-taking situations: an integrated approach of machine learning, theory-based modeling, and game theory

Author(s): Calvin Yeung, Keisuke Fujii

Pages: 5989 - 6008

4) Population state-driven surrogate-assisted differential evolution for expensive constrained optimization problems with mixed-integer variables

Author(s): Jiansheng Liu, Bin Yuan...Haobo Qiu

Pages: 6009 - 6030

5) An intelligent MRI assisted diagnosis and treatment system for osteosarcoma based on super-resolution

Author(s): Xu Zhong, Fangfang Gou, Jia Wu

Pages: 6031 - 6050

6) A dimension-aware gaining-sharing knowledge algorithm for distributed hybrid flowshop scheduling with resource-dependent processing time

Author(s): Rong-hao Li, Jun-qing Li...Li-jie Mei

Pages: 6051 - 6080

7) Crossover in mutation oriented norm evolution

Author(s): Bingyu Lv, Xianchang Wang, Rui Zhang

Pages: 6081 - 6102

8) Residual serialized cross grouping transformer for small scale sketch face recognition

Author(s): Kangning Du, Yinkai Wang...Yanan Guo

Pages: 6103 - 6116

9) A blockchain-based hybrid encryption technique with anti-quantum signature for securing electronic health records

Author(s): Shtwai Alsubai, Abdullah Alqahtani...Abdu Gumaei

Pages: 6117 - 6141

10) ACGND: towards lower complexity and fast solution for dynamic tensor inversion

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Pages: 6143 - 6157

11) Prioritizing complex health levels beyond autism triage using fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making

Author(s): A. S. Albahri, Rula A. Hamid...A. H. Alamoodi

Pages: 6159 - 6188

12) A multi-scale spatial–temporal capsule network based on sequence encoding for bearing fault diagnosis

Author(s): Youming Wang, Lisha Chen

Pages: 6189 - 6212

13) Bayesian network structure learning with a new ensemble weights and edge constraints setting mechanism

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Pages: 6213 - 6229

14) A GAN based PID controller for highly adaptive control of a pneumatic-artificial-muscle driven antagonistic joint

Author(s): Zhongchao Zhou, Yuxi Lu...Wenwei Yu

Pages: 6231 - 6248

15) Modelling attack and defense games in infrastructure networks with interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy set payoffs

Author(s): Yibo Dong, Jin Liu...Weili Li

Pages: 6249 - 6265

16) An oversampling algorithm of multi-label data based on cluster-specific samples and fuzzy rough set theory

Author(s): Jinming Liu, Kai Huang...Jian Mao

Pages: 6267 - 6282

17) Intelligent optimization of steam gasification catalysts for palm oil waste using support vector machine and adaptive transition marine predator algorithm

Author(s): Xin Guo, Yassine Bouteraa...Diego Martín

Pages: 6283 - 6303

18) Chinese Named Entity Recognition method based on multi-feature fusion and biaffine

Author(s): Xiaohua Ke, Xiaobo Wu...Binglong Li

Pages: 6305 - 6318

19) Improving two-layer encoding of evolutionary algorithms for sparse large-scale multiobjective optimization problems

Author(s): Jing Jiang, Huoyuan Wang...Fei Han

Pages: 6319 - 6337

20) A hybrid model to improve IC-related metrics of semantic similarity between words

Author(s): Jia Xiao

Pages: 6339 - 6377

21) Long-term student performance prediction using learning ability self-adaptive algorithm

Author(s): Yi Ren, Xinjie Yu

Pages: 6379 - 6408

22) A novel fractional neural grey system model with discrete q-derivative

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Pages: 6409 - 6420

23) Research on charging strategy based on improved particle swarm optimization PID algorithm

Author(s): Xiuzhuo Wang, Yanfeng Tang...Chunsheng Xu

Pages: 6421 - 6433

24) Spatial-temporal memory enhanced multi-level attention network for origin-destination demand prediction

Author(s): Jiawei Lu, Lin Pan, Qianqian Ren

Pages: 6435 - 6448

25) An iterative two-phase optimization method for heterogeneous multi-drone routing problem considering differentiated demands

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Pages: 6449 - 6466

26) Hybrid structure of maximal ideals in near rings

Author(s): B. Jebapresitha

Pages: 6467 - 6480

27) Joint data augmentations for automated graph contrastive learning and forecasting

Author(s): Jiaqi Liu, Yifu Chen...Yang Gao

Pages: 6481 - 6490

28) Grounding rod hanging and removing robot with hand-eye self-calibration capability in substation

Author(s): Yunhan Lin, Jiahui Wang...Huasong Min

Pages: 6491 - 6507

29) Two-stage many-objective evolutionary algorithm: enhanced dominance relations and control mechanisms for separated balance

Author(s): Wei Li, Qilin Niliang...Qiaoyong Jiang

Pages: 6509 - 6543

30) Enhancing learning on uncertain pixels in self-distillation for object segmentation

Author(s): Lei Chen, Tieyong Cao...Jibin Yang

Pages: 6545 - 6557

31) Aggregation operators of complex fuzzy Z-number sets and their applications in multi-criteria decision making

Author(s): Ali Köseoğlu, Fatma Altun, Rıdvan Şahin

Pages: 6559 - 6579

32) Pose estimation algorithm based on point pair features using PointNet + +

Author(s): Yifan Chen, Zhenjian Li...Mingyue Zhang

Pages: 6581 - 6595

33) An edge-assisted group authentication scheme for the narrowband internet of things

Author(s): Guosheng Zhao, Huan Chen, Jian Wang

Pages: 6597 - 6618

34) Transformer fusion-based scale-aware attention network for multispectral victim detection

Author(s): Yunfan Chen, Yuting Li...Xiangkui Wan

Pages: 6619 - 6632

35) Joint entity and relation extraction combined with multi-module feature information enhancement

Author(s): Yao Li, He Yan...Xu Wang

Pages: 6633 - 6645

36) MDSTF: a multi-dimensional spatio-temporal feature fusion trajectory prediction model for autonomous driving

Author(s): Xing Wang, Zixuan Wu...Lyuchao Liao

Pages: 6647 - 6665

37) Comprehensive comparisons of gradient-based multi-label adversarial attacks

Author(s): Zhijian Chen, Wenjian Luo...Xiangkai Yang

Pages: 6667 - 6692

38) Nested attention network based on category contexts learning for semantic segmentation

Author(s): Tianping Li, Meilin Liu, Dongmei Wei

Pages: 6693 - 6703

39) DFFNet: a lightweight approach for efficient feature-optimized fusion in steel strip surface defect detection

Author(s): Xianming Hu, Shouying Lin

Pages: 6705 - 6723

40) Scalable concept drift adaptation for stream data mining

Author(s): Lisha Hu, Wenxiu Li...Chunyu Hu

Pages: 6725 - 6743

41) Twin-tower transformer network for skeleton-based Parkinson’s disease early detection

Author(s): Lan Ma, Hua Huo...Ningya Xu

Pages: 6745 - 6765

42) Complete area-coverage path planner for surface cleaning in hospital settings using mobile dual-arm robot and GBNN with heuristics

Author(s): Ash Yaw Sang Wan, Lim Yi...Mohan Rajesh Elara

Pages: 6767 - 6785

43) Variational AdaBoost knowledge distillation for skin lesion classification in dermatology images

Author(s): Xiangchun Yu, Guoliang Xiong...Qing Xu

Pages: 6787 - 6804

44) An adaptive trimming approach to Bayesian additive regression trees

Author(s): Taoyun Cao, Jinran Wu, You-Gan Wang

Pages: 6805 - 6823

45) DIB-UAP: enhancing the transferability of universal adversarial perturbation via deep information bottleneck

Author(s): Yang Wang, Yunfei Zheng...Tieyong Cao

Pages: 6825 - 6837

46) Moboa: a proposal for multiple objective bean optimization algorithm

Author(s): Lele Xie, Xiaoli Lu...Shangshang Yang

Pages: 6839 - 6865

47) Multi-UAV pursuit-evasion gaming based on PSO-M3DDPG schemes

Author(s): Yaozhong Zhang, Meiyan Ding...Frank Jiang

Pages: 6867 - 6883

48) Enhancing robustness in asynchronous feature tracking for event cameras through fusing frame steams

Author(s): Haidong Xu, Shumei Yu...Lining Sun

Pages: 6885 - 6899

49) Recommending suitable hotels to travelers in the post-COVID-19 pandemic using a novel FAHP-fuzzy TOPSIS approach

Author(s): Tin-Chih Toly Chen, Hsin-Chieh Wu, Keng-Wei Hsu

Pages: 6901 - 6915

50) GraphMriNet: a few-shot brain tumor MRI image classification model based on Prewitt operator and graph isomorphic network

Author(s): Bin Liao, Hangxu Zuo...Yong Li

Pages: 6917 - 6930

51) Global semantics correlation transmitting and learning for sketch-based cross-domain visual retrieval

Author(s): Shichao Jiao, Xie Han...Ligang He

Pages: 6931 - 6952

52) An end-to-end hand action recognition framework based on cross-time mechanomyography signals

Author(s): Yue Zhang, Tengfei Li...Maoxun Sun

Pages: 6953 - 6964

53) Model inductive bias enhanced deep reinforcement learning for robot navigation in crowded environments

Author(s): Man Chen, Yongjie Huang...Zhisong Pan

Pages: 6965 - 6982

54) A novel BWM-entropy-COPRAS group decision framework with spherical fuzzy information for digital supply chain partner selection

Author(s): Kai Gao, Tingting Liu...Tapan Senapati

Pages: 6983 - 7008

55) A novel fuzzy finite-horizon economic lot and delivery scheduling model with sequence-dependent setups

Author(s): Esmat Sangari, Fariborz Jolai, Mohamad Sadegh Sangari

Pages: 7009 - 7031

56) Strategic analysis of intelligent connected vehicle industry competitiveness: a comprehensive evaluation system integrating rough set theory and projection pursuit

Author(s): Yi Wang, Fan Zhang...Kai Kang

Pages: 7033 - 7062

57) KnowledgeNavigator: leveraging large language models for enhanced reasoning over knowledge graph

Author(s): Tiezheng Guo, Qingwen Yang...Yingyou Wen

Pages: 7063 - 7076

58) Self-supervised multi-object tracking based on metric learning

Author(s): Xin Feng, Yan Liu...Zhi Liu

Pages: 7077 - 7088

59) Optimal time reuse strategy-based dynamic multi-AGV path planning method

Author(s): Ke Wang, Wei Liang...Qi Wang

Pages: 7089 - 7108

60) Reinforced robotic bean optimization algorithm for cooperative target search of unmanned aerial vehicle swarm

Author(s): Jun Li, Hongwei Cheng...Xiaoming Zhang

Pages: 7109 - 7126

61) Optimal saturated information load analysis for enhancing robustness in unmanned swarms system

Author(s): Jian Wu, Yichuan Jiang...Linfei Ding

Pages: 7127 - 7142

62) Multi-view subspace clustering based on multi-order neighbor diffusion

Author(s): Yin Long, Hongbin Xu...Xujian Zhao

Pages: 7143 - 7161

63) Improving the reliability of nanosatellite swarms by adopting blockchain technology

Author(s): Hussein A. Ibrahim, Marwa A. Shouman...Ayman Ahmed

Pages: 7163 - 7182

64) Reparameterized underwater object detection network improved by cone-rod cell module and WIOU loss

Author(s): Xuantao Yang, Chengzhong Liu, Junying Han

Pages: 7183 - 7198

65) A granularity data method for power frequency electric and electromagnetic fields forecasting based on T–S fuzzy model

Author(s): Peng Nie, Qiang Yu...Xiguo Yuan

Pages: 7199 - 7211

66) A multi-period intuitionistic fuzzy consensus reaching model for group decision making problem in social network

Author(s): Wei Yang, Luxiang Zhang

Pages: 7213 - 7234

67) Automatic control of UAVs: new adaptive rules and type-3 fuzzy stabilizer

Author(s): Jinya Cai, Haiping Zhang...Chunwei Zhang

Pages: 7235 - 7248

68) Attention-based RNN with question-aware loss and multi-level copying mechanism for natural answer generation

Author(s): Fen Zhao, Huishuang Shao...Yan Yu

Pages: 7249 - 7264

69) Prototype as query for few shot semantic segmentation

Author(s): Leilei Cao, Yibo Guo...Qiangguo Jin

Pages: 7265 - 7278

70) Automated abnormalities detection in mammography using deep learning

Author(s): Ghada M. El-Banby, Nourhan S. Salem...Essam N. Abd El-Azziz

Pages: 7279 - 7295

71) A distributed adaptive policy gradient method based on momentum for multi-agent reinforcement learning

Author(s): Junru Shi, Xin Wang...Qingtao Wu

Pages: 7297 - 7310

72) Indirect adaptive observer control (I-AOC) design for truck–trailer model based on T–S fuzzy system with unknown nonlinear function

Author(s): Muhammad Shamrooz Aslam, Hazrat Bilal...Mohamed Hussien

Pages: 7311 - 7331

73) Unsupervised Graph Representation Learning with Inductive Shallow Node Embedding

Author(s): Richárd Kiss, Gábor Szűcs

Pages: 7333 - 7348

74) TRAA: a two-risk archive algorithm for expensive many-objective optimization

Author(s): Ji Lin, Quanliang Liu

Pages: 7349 - 7371

75) A novel bayesian network-based ensemble classifier chains for multi-label classification

Author(s): Zhenwu Wang, Shiqi Zhang...Benting Wan

Pages: 7373 - 7399

76) Transferable preference learning in multi-objective decision analysis and its application to hydrocracking

Author(s): Guo Yu, Xinzhe Wang...Quanling Zhang

Pages: 7401 - 7418

77) Correction to: MDSTF: a multi-dimensional spatio-temporal feature fusion trajectory prediction model for autonomous driving

Author(s): Xing Wang, Zixuan Wu...Lyuchao Liao

Pages: 7419 - 7420

[ulkaralakbarova]

Ip Man’s peaceful life in Foshan changes after Gong Yutian seeks an heir for his family in Southern China. Ip Man then meets Gong Er who challenges him for the sake of regaining her family’s honor. After the Second Sino-Japanese War, Ip Man moves to Hong Kong and struggles to provide for his family. In the mean time, Gong Er chooses the path of vengeance after her father was killed by Ma San. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Ip Man: Tony Leung Chiu-wai Gong Er: Zhang Ziyi Razor: Chang Chen Ding Lianshan: Zhao Benshan San Jiang Shui: Xiao Shenyang Zhang Yongcheng: Song Hye-kyo Master Gong Yutian: Wang Qingxiang Ma San: Jin Zhang Jiang: Shang Tielong Gong Er Di Zi: Song Tao Uncle Deng: Lo Hoi-pang Iron Shoes: Cung Le Gong Clan Elder: King Shih-Chieh Chan Wah-shun: Yuen Woo-ping Master Yong: Lau Ga-Yung Master Rui: Shun Lau Primo: Julian Cheung Sister San: Zhou Xiaofei Brother Sau: Berg Ng Dark Spirit: Lo Meng Gong Er Stand-in: Fang Chengcheng Women of the Gold Pavilion: Jeana Ho Young Gong Er: Wu Yixuan Gong Clan Elder: George Wang Mr. Hung: Elvis Tsui Kam-Kong Master Ba: Wang Man-Cheng Cho Man: Cho Man-Keung Brother Ping: Siu Ping-lam Foshan Martial Artist: Tony Ling Chi-Wah Peking Opera Singer: Li Jing Brother Shui: Water Hung Funeral Procession Leader: Tong Han Ma San’s Disciple: Ni Haifeng Gold Pavilion Client: Yuen Cheung-Yan Razor’s Disciple: Yin Chunxiong Zhang Yongcheng (voice): Charlie Yeung …: Benz Kong To-Hoi Film Crew: Screenplay: Wong Kar-wai Director of Photography: Philippe Le Sourd Original Music Composer: Shigeru Umebayashi Producer: Jacky Pang Music: Nathaniel Méchaly Compositors: Erik Classen Screenplay: Xu Haofeng Executive Producer: Dai Song Executive Producer: Chan Ye-cheng Martial Arts Choreographer: Yuen Woo-ping Executive Producer: Megan Ellison Co-Producer: Cheung Hong-Tat Co-Producer: Ng See-Yuen Story Consultant: Ip Chun Co-Producer: Ren Yue Music Consultant: Steve Macklam Co-Producer: Michael J. Werner Screenplay: Zou Jingzhi Makeup Artist: Kwan Lee-na Associate Producer: Johnnie Kong Art Direction: William Chang Suk-Ping Art Direction: Alfred Yau Wai-Ming Costume Design: Shandy Lui Fung-Shan Movie Reviews: CinemaSerf: I’m a fan of Wong Kar-Wai’s films but I reckon that I still prefer Wilson Yip’s 2008 version of the Ip Man story. Set amidst the turbulent times in China that saw the end of the rule of Manchu dynasty, the embryonic republic established and then the Japanese invasion, we meet a man (Tony Leung) who lives peacefully in the small town of Foshan until he meets Wing Chun grand master Gong Yutian (Qingxiang Wang) who is looking for a successor. That is the beginning of a journey that will see him become a grand master of the martial art himself, whilst meeting, marrying and surviving! It’s a superb looking film but for me just a little too over-stylised. The combat scenes are creatively choreographed but the use of the slowed-down visual effects didn’t always work. Leung and the director are clearly on the same wavelength, and the story itself is a fascinating look at the rise of one culture through the wreckage of an ancient one. It’s also clear that women too had their place in this society – and it wasn’t always where stereotype might assume. A strong contribution from the adept and nimble Ziyi Zhang (Gong Er) demonstrates that well as battle lines between the old and new, the powerful and the aspirational are drawn and a good old dose of ancient tribal warfare sets up a proud story of heritage, loyalty and skill. Though a little soporifically scored at times, this is an enjoyable mix of history with touch of romance and plenty of action, and is well worth a couple of hours.

[imperiohq]

Could you suggest some fc's for Cho Chang?

Jing Tian, Ni Ni, Song Yi, Angelababy (Angela Yeung Wing), Anna Leong Brophy, Dilraba Dilmurat, Zhao Liying, or Ju Jingyi

[mariocki]

五郎八卦棍 (The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter, 1984)

"Abbot, you're breaking your vows!"

"No! We're only chasing away wild wolves!"

[moononmyfloor]

A Compilation of Chinese Period drama OSTs that are inspired by Classical Poetry- Part 3

Part 1, Part 2

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More in Confirmed List

8. The Long River

"Life Passes Like a Dream (浮生若梦)" (Ending theme) by Li Bai, performed by Wang Zhenhua

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9. Oh My General (2017)

Yang Lin [杨蔺] - Pride of the Fishermen [渔家傲] by Fan Zhongyan

I couldn't find a way to share an mp3, but you can find it here and listen from there.

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10. Dream of the Red Chambers (1987)

Source

Source

Sadly I couldn't find any other songs he composed based on the original poems for the drama, except the one below. If you know more, please do share! 🥺 🙏

Burial of Flowers

A famous cover by Tong Liya

I highly recommend listening to this chilling cover done for the kiddie drama version of Red Chambers as well.

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11. Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994)

滚滚长江东逝水 Gǔngǔn Chángjiāng Dōngshì Shuǐ (The Billowing Yangtze River Flows East) by Ming Dynasty poet Yang Shen, performed by Yang Hongji

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短歌行 Duǎngē Xíng (A Short Song) by Cao Cao; performed by Yang Hongji

Extra: Rendition of the same scene in Three Kingdoms (2010) with Eng translation and in Advisors Alliance (2017)

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子夜四时歌 Zǐyè Sìshí Gē (The Midnight Song) Lyrics adapted from a Southern Dynasties era poem; performed in a Wu accent. Played during Liu Bei and Sun Shangxiang's wedding scene in episode 43. Source

A translated fanvid

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七步诗 Qībù Shī (The Seven Steps Poem) by Cao Zhi; performed by Liu Huan

(Aka the Bean Poem. Here's a nice comparison of the same scene in different dramas by another Tumblr user!)

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丈夫歌 Zhàngfū Gē (A Song for Men) by Luo Guanzhong; performed by Lü Jianhong

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There are more but this is all I was able to find :(

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12. The Advisors Alliance (2017)

In the same spirit (their version of Duan Ge Xing is already shared above),

十五从军征 At Fifteen I Joined the Army on Expedition by unknown Han dynasty poet, performed by Jin Yushan (金语衫) (not sure, Wikipedia says Jin Yubin) Here's a cartoon version as well.

The thumbnail of the vid is incorrect for some reason btw. It's from AA not 3K.

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怨歌行Yuan Ge Xing (Song of Regret) by Ban Jieyu, performed by Yeung Tung & Lu Moyi

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13. My Fair Princess (1998)

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14. Shaolin Wendao (2016)

Not a poem, but the ost is made out of the Mahayana Buddhist Sutra Da Bei Zhou/Great Compassion Mantra/Nilakantha Dharani.

This was one of the first songs I have listened on YouTube, even before I started watching Cdramas etc. It has always brought me great sense of calm and peace. Only recently, more than like 5 years later I finally found out where it is from.

Da Bei Zhou (大悲咒) by Jing Shan Yuan (敬善媛)

The scene from drama

Full ost:

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15. Journey to the West (2011)

Similarly, the opening ost was taken from the mantra of the Mahayana Buddhist scripture Heart Sutra.

Xin Jing (心经) performed by Yang Xiaolin

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[bohemkokusu]

Adı konmamış bir aşk üzerine..

Wong Kar Wai aşk üçlemesi:

Ah Fei jing juen (Days of Being Wild) - 1990

Fa yeung nin wah (In the Mood For Love) - 2000 

2046 - 2004  

[folkelorde]

hi kati! could i get some fc suggestions for a chinese female in her early 30s? prev fc was ming xi but i would like someone with a greater range of expressions in their resources if possible, tysm!

sorry this took a minute, i didn’t have my computer the past few days ! shoutout to the loml @spacejams for helping me with this bc i logged on with an empty head. here are some ideas :

gemma chan ( 38. ik she’s a touch older, but we thought she had a similar vibe but with acting resources ! ) 

zhu zhu ( 37 )

ni ni ( 33 ) 

jing tian ( 33 )

ju jingyi ( 27 ) 

angela yeung wing/angelababy ( 32 )

jiang xin ( 38 ) 

sun yi fan ( 28 )

amanda zhou ( 30 ) 

[dear-indies]

hello! i'm sorry if i double sent this but my wifi cut out as i hit send so i don't think it went through initially, a thousand apologies if it did. i was wondering if i could please get some suggestions for fcs that could play siblings to natasha liu bordizzo. specifically fcs that could play full brothers and fcs that could play a younger half sister. thank you so much for all the help you provide!

Full siblings:

Celina Jade (1985) Chinese / English, Irish, German, French [including French-Canadian].

Melissa O'Neil (1988) Chinese / Irish.

Half siblings:

Ben Levin (1987) Chinese / Unknown. 

Boran Jing (1989) Chinese. 

Chinchin Hsu (1989) Chinese.

Karen Yeung (1990) Chinese, 

Xiao Zhan (1991) Chinese. 

Malese Jow (1991) Chinese / English, Scottish, Cherokee. 

Deng Lun (1992) Chinese.

Dylan Xue (1992) Chinese. 

Zhang Vin (1993) Chinese. 

Jin Han (1993) Chinese. 

Grace Fulton (1996) 

Zendaya (1996) African-American / German, Irish, English, Scottish.

Meng Mei Qi (1998) Chinese.

Brianne Tju (1998) Chinese / Indonesian. 

Kara Hayward (1998) 

Katelyn Nacon (1999)  

Tiffany Espensen (1999) Chinese. 

Chun soot(?) Chinese.

Chu Wong (?) Chinese.

Huang Shixin (?) Chinese.

Ma Zizhan (?) Chinese. 

Hey anon, I don’t know of any male Chinese / White faceclaims near her age range but here are some other suggestions! -C

[reedrph]

reed do u know of any asian actors and actresses that could pass as 20s - 40s? i'm drawing a blank trying to think of any. :( ty.

I’ll be including everyones ethnic background as well so no one accidentally gets racebent!! All of this is going under the cut, because there is a total of 162 different actors & actresses listed below.

 If anyone sees any mistakes feel free to send me a message so I can correct it!!

Actresses

Alia Bhatt (26, Indian)

Angel Locsin (33, Filipina)

Angela Yeung Wing (30, Chinese)

Anushka Sharma (30, Indian)

Arden Cho (33, South Korean)

Ariel Lin (36, Taiwanese)

Aya Ueto (33, Japanese)

Bea Alonzo (31, Filipina)

Bae Suzy (24, South Korean)

Baek Jin-hee (29, South Korean)

Celina Jade (33, Chinese-White)

Claudia Kim (Kim Soohyun)  (34, South Korean)

Constance Wu (37, Taiwanese)

Davika Horne (26, Thai-Belgin)

Dee Hsu (40, Taiwanese)

Deepika Padukone  (33, Konkani Indian)

Dilraba Dilmurat (26, Uyghur)

Doona Bae (39, South Korean)

Emma Wu (29, Taiwanese)

Gemma Chan (36, Chinese)

Guan Xiaotong (21, Chinese)

Go Ara (29, South Korean)

Ha Ji-won (40, South Korean)

Han Hyo-joo (32, South Korean)

Haruna Kawaguchi (24, Japanese)

Heart Evangelista (34, Filipina)

Im Yoon-ah (28, South Korean)

Ivy Shao (28, Taiwanese)

Jamie Chung (35, South Korean)

Jing Tian (30, Chinese)

Joanne Tseng (30, Taiwanese)

Jolin Tsai (38, Taiwanese)

JuJu Chan (30, Chinese)

Julia Ling (36, Chinese)

Karen Fukuhara (21, Japanese)

Kathryn Bernardo (22, Filipina)

Kimiko Glenn (29, Japanese-White)

Kim Chiu (28, Chinese-Fillipina)

Kim Ji-won (26, South Korean)

Kristine Hermosa (35, Filipina)

Lana Condor (21, Vietnamese)

Li Jun Li (35, Chinese)

Liu Shishi (32, Chinese)

Lee Ji-eun(IU) (25, South Korean)

Lee Sung-kyung  (28, South Korean)

Maggie Q (Vietnamese-White)

Maine Mendoza (24, Filipina)

Maki Horikita (30, Japanese)

Mao Xiaotong (31, Chinese)

Masami Nagasawa (31, Japanese)

Mini Tsai (31, Taiwanese)

Nadine Lustre (25, Filipina)

Namthip Jongrachatawiboon (36, Thai)

Natapohn Tameeruks (30, Thai)

Ni Ni  (30, Chinese)

Nittha Jirayangyurn (28, Thai)

Park Bo-young (29, South Korean)

Park Shin-hye (29, South Korean)

Patcharapa Chaichua (40, Thai)

Radhika Apte (32, Indian)

Rila Fukushima (30, Japanese)

Rinko Kikuchi (38, Japanese)

Satomi Ishihara (32, Japanese

Shruti Haasan (33, Indian)

Sei Ashina (35, Japanese)

Seol In-ah (23, South Korean)

Shaina Magdayao (29, Filipina)

Shen Yue (22, Chinese)

Shin Min-a (34, South Korean)

Sonam Kapoor (33, Indian)

Shraddha Kapoor (32, Indian)

Suzu Hirose (20, Japanese)

Tao Okamoto  (33, Japanese)

Tian Jing (30, Chinese)

Urassaya Sperbund (26, Thai)

Yang Mi  (32, Chinese)

Yifei Liu (31, Chinese)

Yū Aoi (33, Japanese)

Yui Aragaki (30, Japanese)

Zhao Liying (31, Chinese)

Zheng Shuang (27, Chinese)

Actors

Alex Landi (26, South Korean-White)

Aaron Yan (33, Taiwanese)

Jing Boran (29, Chinese)

Bai Yu (28, Chinese)

Baron Chen (40, Taiwanese)

Barry Nadech Kugimiya (27, Thai)

Caesar Wu (22,Chinese)

Charles Melton (28, South Korean-White)

Chen Xiao (31, Chinese)

Choi Min-ho (27, South korean)

Chris Pang (34, Chinese)

Christopher Larkin (31, South Korean)

Daniel Henney (39, South Korean-White)

Darren Chen (24, Taiwanese)

Deng Lun (26, Chinese)

Dev Patel (28, Gujarati Indian)

Do Kyungsoo (26, South Korean)

Dylan Wang (20, Chinese)

Gerald Anderson (Filipino-White)

Godfrey Gao (34, Taiwanese)

Gong Yoo (39, South Korean)

Harry Shum Jr. (36, Chinese)

Haruma Miura (28, Japanese)

Henry Golding (32, Malaysian-White)

Hiro Mizushima (34, Japanese)

Huang Xiaoming (41, Chinese)

Huang Zitao (25, Chinese)

James Ma (25, Thai-Chinese)

James Reid (25, Filipino-White)

Ji Chang-wook (31, South Korean)

Jin Goo (38, South Korean)

Jirayu Tangsrisuk (25, Thai)

Jung Kyung-ho (35, South Korean)

Kanata Hongō (28, Japanese)

Kentarô Sakaguchi (27, Japanese)

Kento Yamazaki (24, Japanese)

Ki Hong Lee (32, South Korean)

Kim Ji-soo (25, South Koreran)

Kim Soo-hyun (31, South Korean)

Kim Woo-bin (29, South Korean)

Kōji Seto (30, Japanese)

Kris Wu (28, Chinese)

Lee Jong-suk  (29, South Korean

Lee Min-ho (31, South Korean)

Li Yifeng (31, Chinese)

Liu Haoran (21, Chinese)

Ludi Lin (31, Chinese)

Lu Han (28, Chinese)

Mackenyu Arata (22, Japanese)

Ma Ke (29, Chinese)

Masaki Okada (29, Japanese)

Masaki Suda (26, Japanese)

Mikael Daez (31, Filipino)

Nadech Kugimiya (27, Thai)

Nam Joo-hyuk (25, South Korean)

Park Bo-gum (25, South Korean)

Park Hyung-sik (27, South Korean

Park Seo-joon (30, South Korean)

Paulo Avelino (30, Filipino)

Ranbir Kapoor (36, Indian)

Ranveer Singh (33, Indian)

Ryan Potter (23, Japanese, Ashkenazi Jewish)

Ryosuke Yamada (25, Japanese)

Sidharth Malhotra (34, Indian

Shahid Kapoor (38, Indian)

Shawn Dou (30, Chinese)

Song Seung-heon (42, South Korean)

Sota Fukushi (25, Japanese)

Steven Yeun (35, South Korean)

Takeru Satoh (20, Japanese)

Tanawat Wattanaputi (36, Thai)

Tomohisa Yamashita (33, Japanese)

Warintorn Panhakarn (33, Thai)

Wesley Wong (32, Chinese)

Wi Ha-joon (27, Korean)

Xian Lim (29, Filipino-Chinese)

Yang Yang (27,Chinese)

Yudai Chiba (30, Japanese)

Yuke Songpaisan (30, Thai)

Zhang He (34, Chinese

Zheng Yecheng (25, Chinese)

[nevernevadahq]

fc suggestions for the lài family?

Hello there! The open positions for the Lài family and possible face claims are...

Daughter A and Daughter B, who are 60+ years old and 50+ years old, could be... Michelle Yeoh, Lucy Liu, and Ming-Na Wen.

Son A, who is 50+ years old, could be... Huang Xiaoming and BD Wong.

The grandsons from Daughter A who are 30-40 years old and are full Chinese could be... Harry Shum Jr., Chris Pang, Remi Hii, Ross Butler (must be from different marriage, affair, or adopted), Xiao Zhan, Lu Han, Henry Lau, Yang Yang, Huang Xiaoming, Li Yifeng, Vengo Gao, Bowen Yang, Lewis Tan (must be from different marriage, affair, or adopted).

Granddaughter B from Daughter B, who is 21-30 years old and half Chinese unless they were adopted or from a new marriage, could be... Ni Ni, Angela Yeung Wing, Jessica Henwick & Jenelle Parrish (could be a full-blooded sister as they are Half Chinese and Half American), Jessica Sula (could be half sister from new marriage, affair, or adopted), Jessie Mei Li (could be full-blooded sibling), Jolene Purdy (could be full-blooded sister).

The great granddaughters/children of the Lài family who are 21+ could be... Jing Lusi, Ni Ni, Liu Shishi, Angela Yeung Wing, Jessica Sula, Jessie Mei Li, Romona Young, Kim Chiu.

[saturdaynightmatinee]

CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 5.5 / 10

Título Original: Xiao shi de zi dan AKA The Bullet Vanishes

Año: 2012

Duración: 108min

País: Hong Kong

Director: Law Chi-Leung

Guion: Yeung Sin-Ling, Law Chi-Leung

Música: Teddy Robin Kwan, Tommy Wai

Fotografía: Chan Chi-Ying

Reparto: Lau Ching-Wan, Nicholas Tse, Yang Mi, Liu Kai-Chi, Wu Gang, Jing Boran, Wu Gang, Jiang Yiyan

Productora: Coproducción Hong Kong-China; Emperor Motion Pictures [Hong Kong], Film Unlimited, Le Vision Pictures

Género: Action, Adventure, Drama

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2106741/

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title Repentance summary No, not that sorry. pairing itasaku, tobisaku, hot messes

Part i | Part ii | Part iii | Part iv | Part v | Part vi | Part vii | Part viii | Part ix | Part x | Part xi | Part xii | Part xiii | Part xiv | Part xv | Part xvi | Part xvii | Part xviii | Part xix | Part xx | Part xxi | Part xxii | Part xxiii | Part xxiv | Part xxv | Part xxvi | Part xxvii | Part xxviii | Part xxix | Part xxx | Part xxxi | Part xxxii | Part xxxiii | Part xxxiv | Part xxxv | Part xxxvi | Part xxxvii| Part xxxviii | Part xxxix (here) | Part XL (end)

Sakura let out a sigh. Her face scrunching up before it relaxed. She rested her chin on her forearm as the masseuse kneaded the knots out of her shoulders and neck. 

Tobirama sat in the corner of the room. Every once in a while, his eyes lifted toward her. The blue light of the laptop bathed his throat and face. It made his dark circles darker, his cheekbones sharper. 

Sakura turned her head to the side to look at him. It took him a while. But when he felt her stare, he lifted his chin again. She winked at him. He smiled a little.

“Thankful?” he guessed.

“Let me buy this place from you,” she said instead. 

“Hell no,” Tobirama snorted. 

"I thought so. Well, I tried,” sighed Sakura, eyes drifting shut. 

The candles burning around the room filled it with the scent of lavender. By the time the massage was done, Sakura had nearly fallen asleep. But not quite. Because she could hear the sharp tap of Tobirama’s fingers over the keyboard. The creak of the masseuse’s feet on the floorboards. 

At the end of the hour, Sakura sat up. Rolling her shoulders a few times to test them. She twisted from side to side. And then she got to her feet to dress. Tobirama shut his laptop, rested his cheek on his fist. He waited until the masseuse gathered up the used towels and bowed before leaving the room. Only then did he speak again.

“I’m assuming you didn’t just come here for a massage,” he said. 

Sakura glanced over her shoulder at him as she clasped her bra. And then she turned to face him as she pulled her blouse on. 

“I actually did,” she replied. She took her time with each button, starting from the bottom. When she looked up, Tobirama’s eyes were narrowed. She smiled.

“And, I wanted to let you know that Uncle gave me the okay to kill Fai Tsai,” Sakura then added. 

Tobirama let out a sigh. Arms tapping against the armrest. He scratched his thumbnail against the tattoo on his chin. 

Sakura stepped into her black heels. The bright red bottoms touching against the floor. She took slow steps toward him. Her shadow fell across him as she leaned forward, hand resting on his shoulder. 

“So cough him up, brother,” she whispered.

Tobirama stared up at her. He let out a sigh. His expression made her pause. She slid into his lap, her hands settling against his cheeks. The faint stubble scratching against her palms. 

“This won’t be good for any of us, you know,” he warned her. 

When their eyes met, Sakura smiled. And it wasn’t filled with any sarcasm or cruelty. Tobirama placed his hand on the back of her head. Twisting into her hair. She let him kiss her. 

“I know.”

Sakura remembered the night Sifu Might died. The rain bouncing off the asphalt like millions of little marbles. The stink of tobacco clinging to her fingertips and her jacket as she climbed the stairs to the second floor. She caught herself in the doorway before she stepped into the training hall. Sifu always nagged her about how bad smoking was for her. She had stopped trying to explain that it really wasn’t her. That Orochimaru just insisted on her holding onto his cigarette whenever he needed to free up his hands. 

Sakura pushed the door open with her shoulder, squinting against the light. She stood in the entrance, wiping her face dry with her sleeve. 

“Hey! I’ve been calling you! Thought you weren’t coming tonight!” Rock called out to her from across the room. He grunted as he caught the punching bag that swung into him. And then flashed a grin at her.

“Sorry. My phone’s broken,” she replied. It had fallen into an industrial meat grinder along with the corpse she had been disposing of the night before. 

Rock said something to one of the men standing against the wall. They traded places so that Rock could stop holding the punching bag. He jogged over, as light on his feet as ever. There was always a bounce in his step, a smile on his face. 

“If Sifu around?” asked Sakura. She glanced around. Couldn’t see his ripped sleeves or hear his booming voice. Rock shook his head.

“No. Maybe he slipped out to the convenience store or something?” Rock wondered. Sakura nodded. She began shrugging off her coat when something strange blurred past the window. She heard an odd noise from outside. Something louder than the rain that didn’t belong there. 

She and Rock walked to the window. She pushed it open to peek out into the rain. Rock leaned out over her to look too. Together they looked around before they examined the streets below. And by the yellow light of the streetlights, they could see a shape sprawled on the concrete. The bright green shirt and matching pants blaring like a traffic light.

“Holy shit!” Rock exclaimed. 

People stopped in the middle of their sparring and training. They ran over, also sticking their heads outside. 

“Is that Sifu?!”

“Someone call an ambulance!”

“That’s blood!”

“Someone call!”

“Where did he come from?” 

Sakura was frozen in place. She stared at the way both Guy’s legs splayed in the wrong direction. His head twisted around, neck broken as he hit the ground. 

A sick feeling bubbled up in her gut. 

She shoved past Rock and the others, back inside. Ignoring the way Rock called her name. Running as fast as she could towards the stairs that led up to the roof. 

The door to the roof flew open. It smashed against the wall. Slamming shut behind her. 

There was only one person standing up on the roof. And Sakura didn’t know who she had expected, but it certainly hadn’t been Kabuto. He stood close to the edge, wringing his hands as he stared down at the body. 

At the loud noise, he started and turned toward her. His eyes darted toward the door behind her. And he began taking slow steps to the side, slowly curving his way toward the door. His hands held up in front of him.

“...Lan yeung... it was you?” she spat.

“Okay, listen to me, Jing-Mei. This isn’t what is looks like,” he said.

The very sound of his voice made her tremble with rage. 

“I’m going to tear you apart,” she snarled. And he could barely hear her over the rain. He tripped over a pipe on his way to the door. He fell hard onto his side. Elbow banging against the floor. He pushed his glasses back up the bridge of his nose in time to see Sakura stalking over to him. 

Kabuto scrambled away on his hands and feet. 

“Jing-Mei! I swear! It was an accident!” he sputtered. 

She advanced, splashing through the puddles that had gathered on the rooftop. 

“We were arguing and I got angry! I didn’t mean to push him that hard! I just-”

“Diu lei lo mo!” she cursed.

Sakura lunged. Her fist connected with his jaw. And as he reeled from the impact, she grabbed the collar of his jacket. She began hammering her fist into his face over and over again. Pain erupted across her knuckles as her skin split. Her blood mingling with his. Shards of glass digging into her skin as his glasses shattered. 

She screamed as she continued to pummel him. Tears spilling down her cheeks as she hit him over and over. Until her arms ached, until she could barely see past her own tears. And she could hear Kabuto sobbing for mercy over and over again. 

“Jing-Mei! Please!” he hiccuped. One of his eyes squinted shut against the blood streaming from his forehead. It looked like she had broken his nose from the way both his nostrils gushed blood too. He keened in pain, one of his hands reaching for her shirt. 

Fists still dripping blood, Sakura released Kabuto’s jacket. His head smacked against the rooftop. Eyes unfocused. He coughed, wheezing as tried to crawl away from her. And she let him wriggle out from under her. Her arms hung at her sides as she watched him. The pain spreading through her shredded knuckles. 

She got to her feet, exhausted. Kabuto lay curled up on his side in the rain. Sobbing to himself, both his hands clutched over his head. The rage welled up hot in her again. She kicked him hard in the side. Relishing the scream of pain that erupted from his mouth before he dissolved back into sobs. She said nothing else to Kabuto as she headed down the stairwell. 

Back into the training hall. Some of the students stood inside, huddled close and speaking in low voices. Occasionally, one of them peeked out the window. Like they expected Guy to suddenly stand up and walk back inside, waving both his hands.

Lee started when he saw her dripping water and blood all over the polished floors. He cradled his phone against his shoulder as he ran to meet her. 

“Jing-Mei, what-”

“I need your keys,” she interrupted him. Her voice came out a little harsher than she had intended. Some heads swiveled toward her. But they quickly looked away. Even though no one ever brought it up, everyone knew who she was. Knew the rumors of who she worked for. Knew better than to stare.

Rock searched her face. 

“He wouldn’t want you to do this,” Rock warned her, his voice low. But as he spoke, he fished into his pocket and pulled out his keys. Sakura snatched them out of the air when he tossed them over. 

“I don’t care,” she snapped before she headed out into the rain. Trying not to see Guy’s body sprawled out on the pavement. His blood seeping into the sewers. Arms and legs bent at all the wrong angles. His eyes as blank as soulless as those of a fish. 

She drove Rock’s car to where she knew Orochimaru would be. A seedy little nightclub tucked away in Central. Down a winding alley, tucked underneath a strip joint. The smoke and blinking lights made her head throb as she slipped into the club. She weaved through the dancers who gyrated to the beat. 

And in the very back, past the VIP section, into the office. 

Sakura burst in without knocking. Rainwater dripping down her face. Blood still smearing across her upper lip and staining the collar of her shirt. Panting against the exhaustion and pain that had started to seep into her nerves.

Orochimaru was in the middle of a meeting. His jacket draped over the back of his chair. Dressed in his tailored white shirt and suspenders. All heads turned to her as she doors banged open. Some drew guns on reflex. But when they recognized her, they lowered their firearms. A couple called her name, asked what was wrong. One even rose and took a few steps toward her. It was Dirty Sam. Too many buttons of his shirt opened to show off the tattoo of a snake coiled around a heart in the middle of his chest. 

But Sakura ignored them all. Knocked Sam’s hand aside as she crossed the room. Orochimaru was sitting on the edge of his desk, arms folded across his chest. And when she crossed the room, her hands reaching, he opened up his arms. Let her grasp his forearms as a soundless sob rose up her throat. 

Orochimaru measured her expression. He then eyed the men over her shoulder. He didn’t need to say anything else when he jerked his chin. They got to their feet and made a swift exit. 

Sakura felt something inside her clench up as tears rolled down her cheeks. 

“Orochimaru,” she whispered. Without honorifics. Without any of the titles. 

He didn’t chastise her.

“Sifu Might is dead.” 

“...Oh,” Orochimaru replied. And then he slipped out of her grasp. He examined her hands. At where the skin had scraped away from where her knuckles had met Kabuto’s face again and again. His hands were warm as he took her face. 

And then she added: “It was Fai Tsai. He killed him.”

“On purpose?” asked Orochimaru. 

Sakura’s eyes hardened. “It doesn’t matter.”

Orochimaru smirked at that. And then he clicked his tongue when he saw that she had broken several of her nails. 

“He pushed him off the roof. I mean... what the fuck?” she croaked. 

“Did the police get him?” Orochimaru questioned, ever the pragmatist. She had always hated that cold logic in his tone. But not tonight. 

Sakura shook her head. “I don’t know."

Orochimaru sighed, looking up toward the ceiling. “Kabuto’s singular talent is crawling into hiding like a little rat. He’ll be gone by the time cops get there,” he remarked. And then his gaze fell back onto Sakura. At the way her shoulders were shaking. 

Tears welled up in her eyes. Dripping down her cheeks where they melted into the rainwater. 

“I hate him. I want to kill him,” she whispered. 

“Hate him or not, he’s still a Red Pole, Jing-Mei. Or have you forgotten?” Orochimaru reminded her, holding her hands between his. She yanked her hands free, clenching them into fists at her sides.

“I don’t care! I hate him!” Sakura insisted. And then she heard how childish she sounded and fell quiet again. Her forehead fell against his collarbone as he pulled her close. Orochimaru didn’t seem to mind that she was wetting his clothes. Or that her diluted blood dripped all over his pants. Staining the white fabric pink in strange patches as she gripped his shirt.

“You’re very upset right now. It’s best not to make any rash decisions,” Orochimaru warned her as he began stroking her hair. The collar of his shirt smelled a little like incense. 

“So you’re taking Fai Tsai’s side,” Sakura stated. Her voice suddenly flat and quite composed. 

His hand paused.

“I never said that,” he corrected her. 

Sakura drew back a little at that. Her eyes narrowed.

“What?”

“I can’t stand to see my cute subordinate so upset,” he told her. He reached up to wipe her eyes with his thumbs. And then he stared directly at her. A smile curling at his mouth. 

“So what do you want to do?” Orochimaru inquired. Like he was asking her what she wanted to eat for dinner. He took her hands in his again. Golden eyes searching her face. 

And like so much of what Orochimaru said and did, this was confusing. She had the sense that this wasn’t a normal conversation. That he really was asking what she wanted. So she frowned when she met his gaze again. 

“But you like Kabuto. You support him,” Sakura slowly said. Orochimaru nodded. 

“I think he’s funny. So, yes, I do. But I’m going to tell you a secret about this world, Jing-Mei.”

And Orochimaru leaned in closer. His smile was terrifying. It turned her blood to ice. But she couldn’t stop herself from leaning in closer. Until her forehead almost touched his. 

“There is no neutrality in this world. By not taking action, that is your action. If you want to survive in this life- our life- you need to always choose a side,” Orochimaru whispered. 

Sakura felt her lower lip tremble. She bit down on it, nodding. And then Orochimaru’s thumbs stroked over the backs of her hands. 

“And right now, I’m choosing you,” Orochimaru added. She averted her gaze. Nodding as the tears burned hot in the corners of her eyes. Threatening to spill over one more time.

“So what do you want to do?” he asked her again. 

“I want him to die like the little shit-eating rat he is. But first I want him to suffer,” Sakura whispered. 

Orochimaru beamed. He kissed her forehead.

“Wonderful. Don’t let go of that feeling.” 

Sakura found Kabuto hiding out on an old oil tanker sitting in Kowloon Bay. The guard at the door let her pass without a word. Inside was a makeshift gambling den. Folding tables set up around the room. Chairs clustered around them. 

Red-rimmed eyes darted to her when the door opened and shut. 

She stood out like a sore thumb among the men who stank of tobacco and whiskey in her cobalt jumpsuit. The neckline plunged in a thin strip down to her belt, revealing just a sliver of her chest and stomach. Her wine-colored lips smiled when she found Kabuto hunkered down in a corner, cards fanned out in his hand. Smoke twisted out of her mouth as she exhaled. 

Sakura said nothing. But she nodded toward Kabuto. Sai and Tenten stepped out from behind her. They advanced on Kabuto. Tenten shoved the chips and cards off the table. The plastic pieces plinking against ground. Sai placed his hand on the back of Kabuto’s chair. 

The room fell silent. 

The tap of Sakura’s heels rang out. As she took one step. Then the next. The swish of her flowing sleeves whispering from her sides. 

And then Sakura stopped just in front of Kabuto. She tucked her thumbs into her pockets. Tilted her head to one side. 

“It’s been a while, brother,” she greeted him. 

Kabuto didn’t try to run. His face was haggard. Eyes completely bloodshot. The band of his gold watch slid around his bony wrist. 

“...Why are you doing this, Jing-Mei?” Kabuto asked. He didn’t sound angry or even desperate. And when he looked up, he looked her right in the eyes. She plucked the cigarette out of her mouth. Let it rest between her fingers. She watched his expression shift. And maybe he realized before she even opened her mouth to respond.

“You know why, Kabuto.”

Part i | Part ii | Part iii | Part iv | Part v | Part vi | Part vii | Part viii | Part ix | Part x | Part xi | Part xii | Part xiii | Part xiv | Part xv | Part xvi | Part xvii | Part xviii | Part xix | Part xx | Part xxi | Part xxii | Part xxiii | Part xxiv | Part xxv | Part xxvi | Part xxvii | Part xxviii | Part xxix | Part xxx | Part xxxi | Part xxxii | Part xxxiii | Part xxxiv | Part xxxv | Part xxxvi | Part xxxvii| Part xxxviii | Part xxxix (here) | Part XL  (end)

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