[The most beautiful little slave in the harem VS the cruel, cruel and inhumane king]
He was allergic to pear blossoms, so he cut down all the pear blossom trees in the capital.
He likes to eat red grapes, so he rushes 800 miles just to get a smile from a beautiful girl.
The little finger of his right hand was disabled, so he broke off a finger to accompany him.
Later, he died in the moat, and he drained the moat.
Renovate a thousand Buddhist temples for him, recite sutras for him for a lifetime, and only wish that life after life will be perfect.
But he never imagined that he would see him resurrected from the dead many years later, busking on the street with a big belly.
"Are you pregnant?"
"..."
"Who is that heartless man?"
"No, how can I get pregnant as a man? Calm down first and put the knife down. I am meat! Meat! Meat!"
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1V1, master and slave, sweet and sadistic combination
Reader comments
I was thinking about what kind of love can be loved even when it hurts the whole body. It can only be found in books and can make people moved, shed tears, angry, and envious. I have always thought that there seems to be no truly perfect love in this world.
It's a very old novel. The two-man novels back then seemed to have this sadistic tone. Unexpectedly, I bought Tomato, which made me revisit the classic. The bloody plot that tortures the heart and body still makes people want to quit but can't help but read on. Apart from the plot, the writing is not bad, and it scores points for the emotions.
I feel bad for being tortured, but I can't resist how beautiful this book is. It's really beautiful. The writing is also very beautiful while sitting down.
I read the introduction and thought it was a sweet article
The early stage is about finding sugar among the glass shards. Fortunately, the ending is very sweet and the plot is really well written. Highly recommended.
I was thinking about what kind of love can be loved even when it hurts the whole body. It can only be found in books and can make people moved, shed tears, angry, and envious. I have always thought that there seems to be no truly perfect love in this world.
It's a very old novel. The two-man novels back then seemed to have this sadistic tone. Unexpectedly, I bought Tomato, which made me revisit the classic. The bloody plot that tortures the heart and body still makes people want to quit but can't help but read on. Apart from the plot, the writing is not bad, and it scores points for the emotions.
I feel bad for being tortured, but I can't resist how beautiful this book is. It's really beautiful. The writing is also very beautiful while sitting down.
I read the introduction and thought it was a sweet article
The early stage is about finding sugar among the glass shards. Fortunately, the ending is very sweet and the plot is really well written. Highly recommended.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Brilliant, super beautiful