Flirting as Execution

[Play the pig to eat the tiger, scheming top x loves everyone and everything, devoted dog-like bottom] Secret identity, a groveling pursuit of love, and a love rivalry. Min Min rescued a little stray dog who’d stolen a necklace. She didn’t even know the poor little dog’s name, but she’d already stolen Min Min’s heart. Min Min gave her the necklace to sell, even though it was her only hope of returning to her country. The little stray dog’s true nature gradually came out: spoiled, willful, demanding, and flirtatious. She wore red earrings another woman had given her and came home smelling of wild night-blooming jasmine, making Min Min so jealous she cried. But she was afraid the little stray dog would leave her, so she didn’t dare say a word. The little dog still wore those earrings when she pinned Min Min down. In the middle of their wild sex, the little dog asked which of them was prettier, her or Min Min’s ex. The little dog said, “You only like my face, don’t you? You only like me because I look like her, don’t you?” Her ex, Qu Que, was prettier. Min Min was so dazed she forgot to lie. Qu Que was a little prettier. Even now, she still called the little dog by the wrong name. “How many times did you sleep with that woman?” the little dog asked. “A-a hundred or so.” “Exactly how many? I’m not stopping until you count them all.” * Min Min’s ex, Qu Que, had betrayed her on a rainy night when she was already heartbroken. Not long after, Qu Que delivered her into the hands of her own older sister. By all rights, Min Min should have died there. Qu Que’s sister, Qu Ya, had an even worse temper. She was wicked and devious by nature, and a damned military genius. As it happened, the “little dog” Min Min had rescued was none other than Qu Ya herself. After Min Min took her home, thinking she was a little dog, Qu Ya experienced what it meant to be unable to breathe for the first time in her life when Min Min’s soft lips left her cheek. What did it feel like to be unable to breathe when you were away from someone? One day, Min Min tearfully told her she could no longer afford to keep her, and that her identity as a spy might already have been exposed. General Qu Ya would soon put out a warrant for her arrest. Not wanting to drag the little stray dog down with her, she formally broke up with her. … Qu Ya realized that no matter how she held Min Min’s face, she couldn’t wipe away her tears. In the end, she could only give up on comforting her. With Min Min, she would rule by sheer force of will. Theme: Love’s obsession takes courage too