The poems listed in this book come from the collection of a Roman noblewoman whose pseudonym was Piparicia. These works may be original to the artist himself, or may be gifts from others; the contents may be essays or plays, or reflections; the styles may be lighthearted and gaudy, or sad and desolate, but the themes are all about love without exception. The editor has compiled these texts that record the love history of Piparisha here, and attached relevant specific stories for your reading.
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Warning: Not suitable for readers of all ages
There is only one fixed protagonist, Pipalysha, and the other one is different in each chapter (but there may be reappearances, etc.), And there are many relationships.
There is no continuous plot, each chapter is a separate short story. I will write it down when I think of it and publish it when I finish it. So I will keep updating, but I can't say when it will be updated... Well, considering the purpose of this article, it should be updated pretty quickly.
I drew the cover myself. I made it into the style of a video tape cover, but because it had to be vertical, I had to twist it 90 degrees. I'm sorry for the hard work on my PC readers' necks.
The Latin on the cover was translated by computer. I don't understand Latin, so I don't know if it's correct. If any readers who understand can tell me, thx
You are welcome to read it, and you are also welcome to read other articles I have written.
Intention: Love is very good
