A contract bound the fate of all the women in an ancient village. In order to protect themselves, women suspected, slandered, and framed each other, and did everything possible to prevent themselves from being sacrificed to the "Flute Holder". It seems that these methods have worked. The "Flute Holder" actually revised the contract and selected Xiang, the only woman in the village who did not resort to tricks, as his sacrifice. To be more precise, the women of the Hunan ancestry, the descendants of Xiang, will inherit everything about Xiang and become his sacrifices.
Not because of her uniqueness, but because of hate, but also because of love. The intertwining of love and hate has kept him entangled with her for thousands of years, with no result. Could it be that his original decision was wrong after all? …
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It's such a subtle feeling. Kenken only appeared a little bit. If it weren't for the phrase "Kenta-senpai", I wouldn't have known that Kenken had appeared. . . But it's very well written, I'll give it a thumbs up