Chiye Quotes

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To marry me, two million isn’t enough; I want Lanzhou’s priceless smile that even a thousand gold cannot buy.
Tang Jiuqing
I found myself a man!" Sunlight shone on Xiao Chiye's face, dispelling the dark clouds of yesterday. This brat was truly a little rascal as he shouted provocatively, "The best-looking man in the whole of Dazhou is my wife!
Tang Jiuqing (将进酒(二册))
Unlike the last time they went horse-riding in Qudu, Xiao Chiye was serious this time. He led Shen Zechuan up Lang Tao Xue Jin and explained it all to Shen Zechuan regardless of significance, from how to step on the saddle to how to pull on the reins. It was as if he wanted to leave it all to Shen Zechuan—His horse, his eagle, his heart.
Tang Jiu Qing
Xiao Chiye raised his head and said in a hoarse voice, “Oh, how I love you so.” Shen Zechuan was slightly stunned. Xiao Chiye looked at him and enunciated each word as he repeated, “I love you so much.
Tang Jiuqing (将进酒 [Qiāng Jìn Jiǔ])
Xiao Chiye was like the blazing sun. He was also like the wind from the grassland. He stood out from the masses. To Shen Zechuan, hiding that handkerchief on that day with the gloomy and damp rain and snow was like hiding a rousing and passionate dream. In this dream, there was the unrestrained galloping of horses over a thousand li1 of grasslands, and the spreading of wings soaring through ten thousand li of clear sky. These eventually turned into an indescribable glimpse—one he would be hard-pressed to recount in detail.
Tang Jiu Qing (Ballad of Sword and Wine: Qiang Jin Jiu (Novel) Vol. 1)
Xiao Chiye was like the blazing sun. He was also like the wind from the grassland. He stood out from the masses. To Shen Zechuan, hiding that handkerchief on that day with the gloomy and damp rain and snow was like hiding a rousing and passionate dream. In this dream, there was the unrestrained galloping of horses over a thousand li1 of grasslands, and the spreading of wings soaring through ten thousand li of clear sky. These eventually turned into an indescribable glimpse—one he would be hard-pressed to recount in detail.
Tang Jiu Qing
Shen Zechuan coyly shifted closer. He leaned in and whispered into Xiao Chiye’s ear: “Even if you spare me, do you think I will spare you?
Tang Jiu Qing (Ballad of Sword and Wine: Qiang Jin Jiu (Novel) Vol. 1)
That jade earring adorned his right ear, and it was still debatable whether Shen Zechuan embellished it or it embellished Shen Zechuan. It was like a needless warning that concealed Xiao Chiye's undisguised possessiveness behind that smoothness, making it clear to all that no one else, other that Xiao Chiye, could touch Shen Zehuan.
Tang Jiuqing (将进酒 [Qiāng Jìn Jiǔ])