Lin Zhiwei dreamed of the same snake for seven consecutive days.
Black scales and snake eyes made her unable to breathe.
When I woke up, there were red marks on my wrists, as if something had measured me.
On the eighth day, the company's new director arrived.
His name is Xuan Lin. There is no such person and his resume is blank.
He looked at her as if he had watched her for ten thousand years.
"Ms. Lin," he said, "you smell like me."
She thought it was a pervert and wanted to call the police.
He held her wrist and pressed his thumb on her pulse:
"Your heartbeat is 131, not because you are afraid."
Later she found out that this man had been waiting for her for ten thousand years.
In her previous life, she died to protect him from a thunderstorm. In this life, he wants her to fall in love with him again.
Otherwise, he will disappear.
"Is it worth it?" She asked.
"Whether it's worth it or not, you said it in your previous life." He said.
*He is struggling at every step, but she can hardly fly*
*Snake male protagonist x sober female protagonist | 1V1 | Sweet pet | Past and present life*
Reader comments
I really like Mr. Snake, he looks good (๑• . •๑)
Dreaming about snakes every night🐍Singing every night
"The Snake Lord is Haunting Me and Looking for Me" is a fantasy romance that I wrote very carefully. The Snake Lord is paranoid and affectionate, the heroine is timid in the early stage, and the two of them have a strong sense of tension. I prefer this kind of relationship that is bound by fate and transcends the barriers between humans and monsters. It is not deliberately sweet and contains many details of two-way redemption. There are many famous scenes where the Snake King is overly possessive. In fact, behind all his strength is the fear of losing the heroine again. I hope readers can understand the tenderness hidden under the domineering nature.
I really like Mr. Snake, he looks good (๑• . •๑)
Dreaming about snakes every night🐍Singing every night "The Snake Lord is Haunting Me and Looking for Me" is a fantasy romance that I wrote very carefully. The Snake Lord is paranoid and affectionate, the heroine is timid in the early stage, and the two of them have a strong sense of tension. I prefer this kind of relationship that is bound by fate and transcends the barriers between humans and monsters. It is not deliberately sweet and contains many details of two-way redemption. There are many famous scenes where the Snake King is overly possessive. In fact, behind all his strength is the fear of losing the heroine again. I hope readers can understand the tenderness hidden under the domineering nature.