Overly dramatic, tragic version: The love he won by devoting his whole life to it lasted no longer than a fleeting bloom. Though he knew there could never be a future for them, he still loved him without hesitation. Like the flame atop a burning candle, he lit up everything, only to go out far too soon. In the end, all that remained was a wisp of smoke, silent and drifting away!
Normal, cheerful version: You've seen unlucky people, but never anyone as unlucky as him. His young master got drunk, lost control, and took him. Once would have been bad enough, but it happened again and again. Sure, he's a man and can't get pregnant, and his young master doesn't have to take responsibility. But when he watched the bastard run off to marry another woman, saying he was going to take responsibility, he really wanted to jump out, slap him, and yell, "The person you slept with was me, not those women who do nothing but swoon over you! If you're getting married, shouldn't you marry me...?"
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This story gets a little spicy now and then, but mostly it's full of melodrama. I'm sensitive, so please don't throw bricks at me if you don't like it~~
This story updates on even-numbered days; the other story updates on odd-numbered days.
Tang Yue is also a clueless master...
Having to be a love rival and a matchmaker at the same time, being jealous is really a troublesome thing.
This guy is really calm. If Tang Yue were stronger, it would be fun to directly ask Yuan Xi for someone~~
Mao Yarn, if you want to follow me, you should follow me.
Hua Qing Hua Qing, your young master wants to kill you anyway, so why not just follow me?
The wife's drama is so complicated, there are only one and a third scenes... Fortunately, Tang Yue is very loving in the back
By kicking someone into the river, are you rescuing or murdering, or are you jealous?
Recalling the past for thousands of years, the vicissitudes of the world have changed, and Taoist people's hearts are changing rapidly. Don't ask me what I'm talking about, I'm just looking for the tune of a long song.
1 To put it bluntly, it is the injured person who suffers, or the injured person who suffers. 2 This is a forced confession. 3 It suddenly occurred to me that there seemed to be no tendency to despise homosexuality in ancient times, not only in China, but also in the West. I guess that homosexual discrimination started in the perverted place of Europe in the Middle Ages, but there is no evidence. I will do some research someday.
A fox is a fox...