Master-Servant Prohibition: The Mad House Slave Oversteps His Place

[The sole hereditary Duke Ling of the Yaochen Empire is a man at the very summit of power: cold and noble, carefree and languid. People come and go at his side, but no one has ever caught his eye.]

He is Jin, the lowliest house slave in the ducal estate, a dog Ling Que picked up from a pile of corpses on a whim. His sole purpose is to kneel and serve his master, obeying without question.

The estate is full of servants, and everyone knows Jin is the duke’s most convenient dog: he never fights back when beaten or talks back when cursed, and comes when called, leaving when dismissed.

But no one knows what kind of deranged possessiveness lurks in this lowly dog’s eyes.

Every night he kneels and serves his master, he plots how to drag the lofty Duke down into the dust, lock him at his side, and make him his alone.

When the lowly house slave tears off his mask of obedience and dares to defy his master, the untouchable beauty realizes he has long since fallen into the devoted dog’s inescapable trap.

⚠️ Read with caution | Strict master-servant hierarchy | Bottom master, top servant | Untouched, aloof beauty bottom × madly possessive, devoted virgin top | Intense, coercive push and pull

(No female rivalry, master-servant tension turned up to the max, a steadily developing romance, and an intense push and pull)