title: Beyond Eroticism: A Historian's Reading of Humor in Feng Menglong's Child's Folly
author:  Pi-Ching Hsu 
description: <b>Pi-ching Hsu</b> is Associate Professor in the Department of History at San Francisco State University. Professor Hsu has published several journal articles, written several book reviews, and served as a peer reviewer of article / book manuscripts. Professor Hsu received her Ph.D. in History from the University of Minnesota.
zlib_text: Chapter 101: Hatred (Part Four) 
   
   
   
  Translated by K of Exiled Rebels Scanlations 
   
   
  Jin Ling sat up at once, shouting, “Uncle!” 
   
   
  Jiang Cheng’s eyes swept over, responding coldly, “You wish! Now you’re 
  calling me uncle—why did you run so fast earlier?!” 
   
   
  After he finished, he turned the direction of his gaze either intentionally or not 
  towards Wei WuXian and Lan WangJi. Before the pairs of eyes could meet, 
  Su She had already steadied himself with his sword, Nanping, and lunged at 
  Jiang Cheng. Jiang Cheng hadn’t even attacked when a string of dog barks 
  sounded. Fairy charged into the temple like a flying fish and threw itself 
  straight at Su She. 
   
   
  Hearing the dog, Wei WuXian immediately felt his hair rise. He shrunk back 
  into Lan WangJi’s arms, half-dead with fright, “Lan Zhan!” 
   
   
  Lan WangJi had already embraced him without needing any reminder, 
  replying, “I am here!” 
   
   
  Wei WuXian, “Hug me!” 
   
   
  Lan WangJi, “I am hugging you!” 
   
   
  Wei WuXian, again, “Hug m