PeachCh9 - A Vegetarian Diet

 

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Translator's Note

The Emperor is not calling him Xiao Qi (小戚), which is an affectionate short-form of his name, he is calling him 小七 (little seventh prince).

Translator's Note

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  1. Building his own faction? 👍 Thank you

    Thank you his reminds mea little bit of Palace Full of Delicacies. Hopefully the princes will remain harmonious.

  3. The third prince was 12 at the start of this chapter.. But he’s now said to be 9 when referring the martial arts.. *

  5. LMAO the mini theater kills me every time!!!!!

    This is so awesome!! thank you so much for the update!!

  7. Incidentally… gender of a chick can only be identified by the wing feathers in a few crosses specifically bred to allow for early identification. More commonly, chicks may be bred to have specific markings depending on their gender (It’s called ‘sex-linked attributes’, the ‘sex’ part referring to ‘gender’, not…). For most chicks, there’s no difference in how fast the wing feathers grow, their belly doesn’t offer any identification. Except for those specific chicks bred to be easily identified, the only reliable way to judge a chick’s gender at a young age is to examine their vent. This should only be done by people who are trained experts, since it can cause serious injury or death to the chick if not done right – not to mention, you have to know exactly what to look for to identify anything. I assume that when first learning, the toll on chicks is very high… after all, experts aren’t born, they’re made. Other than the above methods, it depends on the breed of chicken. My Seramas can be identified around three to four weeks, by comb development. Breeds like Silkies may take over a year to be sure. Crowing is not necessarily a reliable method! Some hens crow.