The Pen That Can't Fly

In the twenty-seventh year of Hong Guang, the allied forces of seven nations invaded the Great Blue Dynasty.
Rifled muskets, mortars, and armored vehicles combined into a steel tide, were ultimately shattered by the Great Blue's armored cavalry.
Muscle, magic, firearms, cannons... the new and the old powers continuously collided.
In an era of great strife, Li Fei, with the help of a Ten Thousand Blood Bead, gradually became an existence akin to a BOSS:
'Is this the extent of your damage? You haven't even taken off one-thousandth of my health.'
'You don't think this is enough to kill me, do you?'
'Don't rush, the second phase is up next!'
......

This Martial Saint's Health Bar is Too Thick!

Under the night sky, the lights of Bamboo Residence were bright, with the pleasant sounds of string and woodwind instruments along with women's singing voices drifting out.


In the Da Lan Dynasty, both casinos and brothels were legal, with brothels further classified into four ranks, managed specifically by the Inspection Bureau.


Fourth-rank brothels were the well-known dens of flesh, purely dealing in the flesh trade, high in turnover and varying in quality.


Third-rank brothels, known as the "lower places," had fixed locations. Although they also dealt in the flesh trade, the quality was comparatively higher.


Second-rank brothels, called "tea houses," were semi-professional, semi-flesh trade upper-middle-class establishments. Some middle-class individuals with a bit of spare change liked to call two or three good friends to "taste the tea" during their leisure time.


Chapter 58 Body Breaking (Part 1)