In the Kashgar Empire that spans three continents, the violent and arrogant Sultan Murad (who appears to be a tyrant, but is actually a pitiful lack of love) and the Crimean wolf slave Tur (a vengeful man with a soft heart hidden inside) staged an anti-routine love affair "from stabbing to hugging the waist"!
The hot-tempered and arrogant Sultan Murad meets the super strong Crimean wolfdog Tur - the former wears the vest of a "tyrant" and plays tricks on his heart every day, while the latter carries the hatred of genocide and has a wolf-head dagger hidden in his pocket to stab his enemies at any time. However, when they first met, sparks flew out of their mouth: "Break my pride if you can!"
Who would have thought that this pair of mortal enemies would gradually change from "life and death" to "two-way redemption"? On the surface, Murad drags him to heaven, but in fact he secretly collects the enemy's cultural relics and forces Tur to read him a bedtime story (Crimean epic version); Tur wanted to take revenge, but in the repeated fights and mutual rescues, he discovered the lonely soul of the Sultan hidden under the black robe.
The whole process is high-octane and sweet, with machinations and dog food flying at the same time. It makes people want to shout: Are you Ottomans so exciting in love?
[For new writers, the geographical location should be considered as an assumption and don't pay attention to it. The introduction may be changed later due to content. Thanks for watching~]
