Golden Terrace, Vol. 1 Quotes

“Call me that again, and I may just give up the darkness and turn towards the light for you.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“I'm really sorry for having interfered with the rest of your life." Fu Shen leaned back, relaxed ... Magnanimously, he said, "Come on, you can interfere back now”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“One look at you interfered with the rest of my life.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“Fu Shen rather impatiently said, ...His Honor the Imperial Investigator, coveting my beauty, has abducted me by force and is keeping me locked up in his manor, not permitting me to leave. So for now if anyone else wants to see me, say that I'm staying at Yan Manor to convalesce. "...

Lord Yan had been struck so hard by the unjust accusation falling out of the sky that he was seeing stars.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“Though Fu Shen had to stay in a wheelchair, he was still one of the thorny weapons of the mortal world, not to be offended lightly.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“A broken mirror couldn't be put back together, spilled water couldn't be unspilled. Betrayal and deception were laid on the stage in their most direct attitudes. [...]
The iron-hearted Feilong Guard had at last torn off his immovable mask, for the first time in his life exposing his ambitions and desires beneath the bright light of day.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“Youthful friendships were as transient as morning dew. When the sun rose, they would disappear. Just like people in the end would all change into something different from what they had been.
It was just that some people still showed the outlines of their past selves, while some people's faces had changed altogether.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“Call me that again, and I may just give up the darkness and turn towards the light for you”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“...a person who could leave a battlefield in one piece falling into an ambush like this was like a duck inexplicably drowning to death in a bucket of water.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“In Great Zhou, the nobles looked down on scholars, the scholars looked down on ordinary civil officials, the civil officials looked down on military officials, and what all of them looked down on were palace eunuchs.”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1

“Xiao Xun suddenly gained some insight into why Yan Xiaohan's reputation was so bad - it was said that every time he argued with Fu Shen, whether he won or lost, the word in the capital would be "The court's dog has been abusing a loyal and upright man again".”
― Cang Wu Bin Bai, Golden Terrace, Vol. 1