Alas, the wedding is here. Oh, isn’t it romantic?
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You’re My Glory (你是我的荣耀) – Epilogue 13
Hoju: Ah, I think the last paragraph is when Jing Jing officially stole my heart. She seems so oblivious at times, but in reality, she often sees through to the heart of the matter and is more clear than others on what is truly important.
You’re My Glory (你是我的荣耀) – Epilogue 12
I suspect Gu Man likes guys who play basketball or dated or had a crush on a basketball player during her high school years 🙂 This is another funny epilogue culminating in Yu Tu suggesting that they take an ID photo together? Do you know what kind of ID photo he meant?
Easily Set Aflame (轻易放火) — Epilogue 4 (Part 3 of 3) *NOVEL COMPLETED*
This translation went through most of my winter, all of my spring, and half of my summer. Those were some sweet seasons. 🙂 I hope the story brought you some smiles as you read along. Thank you to all those who commented; comments help a translator’s motivation. 🙂 To those who are joining in to read now, welcome, and enjoy.
Truly, it’s like a beautiful fairy-tale ending. I love happy endings. ❤
Easily Set Aflame (轻易放火) — Epilogue 4 (Part 2 of 3)
(Doesn’t this remind you of Jian Bianlin and Chu Jian, when they went to register their marriage? Of course, My Darling was written after this one.)
I would so love to see the staff members’ faces when they realized whom they were serving. And poor Jia He, being out and about with your famous hubby. Ha ha!
You’re My Glory (你是我的荣耀) – Epilogue 11
Another daily life epilogue of how a mere salary earner like Yu Tu is continuing to impress Jing Jing’s friends and colleagues in the entertainment industry. Also, I suddenly have a craving for crabs 🙂
Easily Set Aflame (轻易放火) — Epilogue 4 (Part 1 of 3)
So, um… I can’t count. There are three original epilogues, which have already been posted. Then this epilogue was written later, when the collector’s edition was published in 2014, and it is split into three numbered parts in the book. Therefore, there should be SIX epilogue segments, not seven like I had written for most of my progress tracker. (I’ve corrected it in the progress tracker for the epilogues, but not for the rest.) Sorry for the confusion!
With this epilogue, called the “2014 Epilogue” in the book, we’re going to dial back in time to shortly after Yi Wenze proposed and he and Jia He came back from their New Zealand trip. The last three epilogues were fun, but I personally prefer this one. Jia He is written more in character, and while the epilogue is still about “life after,” it ties to the story more.
