[Western fantasy + a stitched-together world + multiple heroines + yuri romance + ensemble cast + sequence pathways]
They say a terrifying spider-like monster lives deep inside the Great Elno Labyrinth. Its scientific name is the Spider Bride.
She wears exquisite silk garments and has silvery-white hair like the bright moon, eyes like deep-red wine, and a slender waist...
Her beauty makes her the ideal lover of countless men, and even women cannot resist her charm.
But six arthropod legs grow from her back, and she is skilled at using webs to capture her prey.
One day, a slave girl named Illya fled for her life into the Great Elno Labyrinth and accidentally wandered into the Spider Bride’s territory.
The Spider Bride wrapped Illya tightly in silk and hung her up, delightedly saying,
“It’s been so long since I’ve eaten a human~”
“Wahhh! W-wait!”
“Oh~ Sorry~ I forgot I’m supposed to kill you first. Being eaten alive must really hurt, right?”
“P-please don’t eat me... okay?”
At Illya’s plea, the Spider Bride decided to see what it was like to keep a pet and took her in.
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As the days passed, the Spider Bride got a name of her own: Baizhi.
Illya had given it to her.
As their food supply dwindled, Illya, afraid of death and pain, said,
“If I die, please eat me, Baizhi. That way, we can always be together... okay?”
“No! I absolutely won’t let Illya die!”
The romance between predator and prey gradually became a bond between master and pet, then friends and family...
Fu Fu's book is still good to read. I think this book can score above 9 points.
Full marks to you, may the fire be great.
Even though you said you were going to run away, did you still insist on staying and writing a book? Haqif, you really make me happy!
This book is pretty good, but it's a pity that the original copy is no longer available.
It's quite good. It's a process of starting from almost knowing nothing about spider girls, to slowly understanding various human vocabulary~