Yan Yan, the most noble princess of Beiyan, bought back the most perfect courtesan, An Huanyan.
The oiran loves to cry, and is as soft and soft as a rabbit, but who would have known that between the bed, the rabbit would come up and say, "I don't dare to contradict you, but I can disturb you."
The princess was very delicate, sickly and arrogant, and it was the oiran's gentle attacks that made her soften her heart.
I thought that the rest of my life would be so peaceful and smooth, but when the layers of fog peeled away, it finally chilled the Oiran's heart. An Huanyan ran away, and Yan Yan seemed to have gone crazy.
Finally, he grabbed An Huanyan's chin with his own hands and said, "An Huanyan, let's play and make trouble, you still have to be the bird in my palm and the bird in my cage."
Sure enough, Yan Yan did what he did, and An Huanyan had an extra shackle on his feet.
When the lingering love day and night reaches the depths, you will always ask, "Do you hate me?"
An Huanyan also responded invariably, "I hate it to the core." Then she was punished even more severely.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
