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Chapter List (100) Free
- 1: main character relationship table
- 2: foreword
- 3: Chapter 1 The Marriage Feast of Saint Luc
- 4: Chapter 2 The person who opens the door is often not the person who enters the room
- 5: Chapter 3 Sometimes it's hard to tell if it's a dream or it's real
- 6: Chapter IV How Mademoiselle de Brissac, Madame Saint-Luc, spent her wedding night
- 7: Chapter V How Mademoiselle de Brissac, Madame de Saint-Luc, manages to make the second night of her wedding different from the first
- 8: CHAPTER VI How King Henry III Spent the Time After He Says Retirement and Before He Goes to Bed
- 9: CHAPTER VII. HOW HENRY CHAPTERED TO BE BETTER IN NIGHT AND NIGHT AND NO ONE KNOWS THE REASON OF THE CHANGE
- 10: Chapter 8 How the king is more afraid, but Xiko is only afraid that he is afraid
- 11: Chapter 9 The voice of God was mistaken, speaking to Xiko thought it was speaking to the king
- 12: Chapter 10 How Bixi went to find the dream, but more and more believed that it was not a dream, but a reality
- 13: CHAPTER XI WHAT IS M. Brian de Monsolo, Captain of the King's Hounds?
- 14: Chapter 12 How Bissie discovered the painting and the person in the painting at the same time
- 15: Chapter Thirteen: What Diana de Meridor Was Like
- 16: Chapter XIV. What is Diana de Meridor--Chapter Three
- 17: Chapter XV. What Diana de Meridor Was Like——The Promised Marriage
- 18: Chapter XVI. What Diana de Meridor Was Like—The Engagement
- 19: Chapter XVII How King Henry III Traveled, and What Weather He Expected From Paris to Fontainebleau
- 20: CHAPTER XVIII We have already spoken of Golan Frostius twice in this book, and the reader will have the pleasure of acquainting him in this chapter.
- 21: Chapter 19: How Chico Discovered It Was Easier To Go Into The Geneviève Monastery Than To Come Out
- 22: Chapter 20 How Hiko was forced to stay in the church of the monastery, seeing and hearing scenes that should not be seen and heard
- 23: Chapter 21 Xiko thought it was a history class, but it was actually a genealogy class
- 24: Chapter XXII The St. Luc couple travel side by side, how they have an extra travel companion
- 25: Chapter 23 The Lonely Old Man
- 26: Chapter 24: How Old Audouin's Remi Set Up a Private Line in the House on the Rue Saint-Antoine
- 27: Chapter 25 Father and Daughter
- 28: CHAPTER XXVI How Brother Goranfro Awoke and How His Monastery Welcomed Him
- 29: Chapter XXVII. Brother Golanfro Convinced He Was Suffering from Sleepwalking, and Saddened by It
- 30: Chapter 28 Brother Golanfro Traveled on a Donkey Named Baruch, and Learned Many Unheard Things
- 31: Chapter Twenty-nine
- 32: Chapter 30 Xiko and the monk stayed at the "Cross Swan Hotel" and received special hospitality from the owner
- 33: Chapter 31 The monk listened to the lawyer's confession, and the lawyer forced the monk to confess
- 34: Chapter 32 Hiko drilled a hole in the wall with a drill, and pierced another hole in his throat with a sword
- 35: Chapter XXXIII: How the Duke of Anjou Discovered that Diana de Meridor was not dead
- 36: Chapter 34 Hiko returned to the Louvre Palace and met King Henry III
- 37: Chapter XXXV What Happened Between His Excellency the Duke of Anjou and the Captain of the Hounds
- 38: Chapter Thirty-Six The Council of Henry III
- 39: Chapter XXXVII What is the Duke de Guise doing at the Louvre?
- 40: Chapter 38 Castor and Polydeuces
- 41: Chapter Thirty-Nine It turns out that eavesdropping is the best way to hear secrets
- 42: Chapter 40 The Night of the Holy Alliance
- 43: Chapter 41 Iron Factory Street
- 44: Chapter 42: The Prince and His Friends
- 45: Chapter 43: The Origin of the Name of Rue Recienne
- 46: Chapter 44 How Epernon's jacket was torn and Schonberg was dyed blue
- 47: Chapter 45: Xico is becoming more and more like the King of France
- 48: Chapter 46: How Xiko Visited Bixi and What Happened Afterwards
- 49: Chapter 47 Hiko, Kailus and Schonberg, each has their own stuff
- 50: CHAPTER 48. THE KING APPOINTS THE LEADER OF THE ALLIANCE, AND THE Appointee IS NEITHER HIS DRUCK OF ANJU OR HIS LORD OF GUIZE
- 51: CHAPTER 49. THE LEADER Appointed by the King Is Neither His Royal Highness the Duke of Anjou nor His Excellency the Duke of Guise
- 52: Chapter Fifty Two Brothers Fighting for the Throne
- 53: Chapter Fifty-One Searching in the Empty Cupboard, There Is Always Something
- 54: Chapter 52 "Damn beast!"
- 55: Chapter 53 Two Girlfriends
- 56: Chapter 54: A Couple
- 57: Chapter 55 Someone offered 300 gold coins to buy Bixi’s horse, and Bixi gave the horse for free
- 58: Chapter 56. The Diplomacy of the Duke of Anjou
- 59: Chapter 57: The Diplomacy of Saint Luc
- 60: Chapter 58 Bissy's Diplomacy
- 61: Chapter 59: A Crowd of Crowds
- 62: Chapter 60: Good Horse Roland
- 63: Chapter 61: News from Count Monsolo
- 64: Chapter 62. How King Henry III learned that his beloved brother, the Duke of Anjou, had escaped, and what happened next
- 65: Chapter 63 Xiko agrees with the queen mother, and the king agrees with them
- 66: Chapter 64 Repayment is one of the virtues of Saint Luc
- 67: Chapter 65: What Idea Has Monsieur Saint-Luc Come Up With?
- 68: Chapter 66: How Saint Luc Let Mr. Monsolo Learn the Sword Skills Taught by the King
- 69: Chapter 67: The Queen Mother Enters Angers in Disgrace
- 70: Chapter 68 Small Causes, Huge Consequences
- 71: Chapter 69 Mr. de Monsolo opened and closed his eyes, closed and opened them again, which proves that he did not really sleep forever
- 72: Chapter 70 The Duke of Anjou went to Meridor to express his condolences to Mrs. Monsolo, but his deceased husband appeared before him
- 73: Chapter 71 The stretcher is too wide and the door is too narrow, which brings troubles
- 74: Chapter 72 St. Luc returns to the court again, and the mood of King Henry III at that time
- 75: Chapter 73 The two important characters in this book have not been seen by readers for a long time, what is their current situation
- 76: Chapter 74. The Three Principal Characters of the Book Traveling from Meridor to Paris
- 77: Chapter 75. How the Messengers of the Duke of Anjou Arrived in Paris, and How They Were Received
- 78: Chapter 76 This chapter is the continuation of the previous chapter
- 79: Chapter 77: How Saint Luc Fulfills the Mission Entrusted to Him by Biscito
- 80: Chapter 78. In what respect is Saint-Luc more educated than Monsieur Bussy, how he taught him, and how Bussy made use of his teaching
- 81: Chapter 79: Mr. Monsolo's Precautionary Measures
- 82: Chapter 80 The Duke's first visit to the small mansion near Tournelle
- 83: Chapter 81 A few monitors
- 84: Chapter 82: How the Duke of Anjou Signed His Signature and Wanted to Reveal His Truth After Signing
- 85: Chapter Eighty-Three Walking Around the Palace of Tournelle
- 86: Chapter 84: Xiko Sleeps
- 87: Chapter 85: Xiko Wakes Up
- 88: Chapter 86 Eucharistic Feast
- 89: Chapter Eighty-seven This chapter supplements the previous one and makes it more clear
- 90: Chapter 88: Rite of Religion
- 91: Chapter 89: Hiko I
- 92: Chapter 90 The principal and interest are all paid off
- 93: Chapter 91 What happened to Chico at the Bastille when he settled his debts at the Abbey of Saint-Geneviève
- 94: Chapter 92 Murder
- 95: Chapter Ninety-Third: The Fate of Brother Golanfro Is Between Life and Death
- 96: Chapter 94 Xiko guesses why Epenon has blood on his feet but not on his face
- 97: Chapter 95: The Morning of the Duel
- 98: Chapter 96 Bissi's Friends
- 99: Chapter 97 Duel
- 100: ending
