The Slave and His Master Fell for Each Other

It pays attention to the naturalness of logic and emotional development. Although the writing style and plot fluctuations may be immature, it is willing to do its best for the real growth, bonding and mutual redemption of the characters. It can be regarded as a bowl of sweet little pear soup~

Compared to being hated by his mother, becoming a sin slave, and dragging down his brothers in the army, Ah Jiu is now jealous of his master and a horse. His shy and awkward look is fresh and full of life. Fortunately, someone understands, and fortunately he is alive.

Across identity gaps. Running in both directions. This feeling. This bond has become stronger. Inseparable to the end. Can't live without each other. Watching my aunt laugh the whole time 🍉 🍉

The plot is great. I really like this kind of delicate and natural writing style. Apart from the fact that I didn't see many sweet plots with the male protagonist, it's really a pity. The author's writing style is really suitable for writing.

The whole writing style is a bit light, but it also contains a warm and flowing feeling. Very nice!

The writing is good and the writing is very good. Because of the Wang family's conspiracy, Mu Qingfeng became the sin slave Ajiu, and then he found evidence step by step to overthrow the Wang family. After experiencing injuries and suffering, the two became each other's destiny.

Two people rush to each other! It made my eyes sore. I hope it can be a little sweeter in the future.

Okay, okay, no brainless fun, no heartbreaking, no crazy pulling, just companionship, I like it so much

It's very antique, not too concave, very natural and real, it's my favorite style 🙂

His appearance is like a beam of light, illuminating Ah Jiu who has been willing to scribble for half his life. The disparity in status is a sign of restraint and mutual understanding.