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Type: Ancient romance Translation Status: Ongoing Number of chapters: 211 (including partitions) Original Novel Last updated: May 22, 2018 Original book by Cè Cè Qīng Hán. I am just the translator. No copyright infringement intended. Kindly refrain from republishing elsewhere to make monetary revenue as this translation is created solely for recreational purposes. I, the translator, do not make any revenue from the translation. Introduction: The Golden Hairpin ("Zan Zhonglu")is an ancient romance novel written by Cè Cè Qīng Hán. The novel tells the story of Huang Zixia, a female detective who is framed by others to take the blame for the murder of her entire family. On the run to avenge her family and clear her name, Zixia is led by circumstances to seek the help of the Prince of Kui, Li Shubai. In exchange for his assistance to exonerate her name of the crimes, Zixia assumes the identity of Yang Chonggu, the eunuch by the Prince's side to help him uncover the truth behind some lurking troubles plaguing him. Thus begins her journey through turmoils troubles and schemes within the palace.

Yu Jinli* was a koi fish who had cultivated for a thousand years. He had taken the shape of a human being, and possessed the ability to predict fortune and change luck. He was supposed to be a popular Mr. Lucky but who could have thought that... "Sir, your forehead is covered by gloomy air. I'm afraid there is a looming threat of fatal disaster waiting for you..." Yu Jinli said with all seriousness. All of a sudden, a big flower pot descended from above and hit that man directly on the head. "Buddy, the top of your head is green. I'm afraid that..." Before Yu Jinli finished, the young man opposite him received a call and headed to a hotel nearby to catch his girlfriend in the act of adultery. "Brother, you..." Everyone cried: Lord General, please take good care of your wife and don't let him throw curses around... TAT Yu Jinli felt frustrated: Obviously, I'm warning them with good intentions. The nationally acknowledged most perfect man, the young general: Dear, don't get upset because of those shortsighted people. Come home with me and I'll make you chestnuts roasted with brown sugar. Those "shortsighted" people: ... *Note : The two Chinese characters "Jin Li" in the name sounds similar to the two Chinese characters for koi fish. 'Jinli' is now a symbol of luck in internet slang. Author: Demon Fox With Fiery Tail 灸尾妖狐