This is an arena of bloody slaughter.
Even a handful of dirt seems to drip with blood between your fingers.
Each vibrant life that is lost,
who is it paving the way for?
Those at your side, are they gladiators or beasts?
Actually, this is a story formed from a bunch of wild ideas. The author has a few screws loose, so there may be bugs in what I write [don't hit me]. This story came from a ridiculous dream I had. It's completely original, with no plagiarism, so feel free to enjoy it =7=
The male lead is the kind of guy you'd never pick out of a crowd! But he's equally dexterous with both hands. He loves making sarcastic remarks but doesn't smile much. You could say he's a little bashful on the inside, but he's definitely not expressionless.
The female lead is a little like the author: she does whatever she likes and enjoys using her appearance to deceive people and hide her true self. She'll do anything to achieve her goals, but she's actually a good kid, I promise you.
A few things to know:
1. There is a little BL in here, so read with caution if that's not your thing.
2. My descriptions are a bit, well, you know, and they get more and more like that as the story goes on. Try not to feel sick, okay?
3. I'm a bit of a nutcase, so strange things will pop up in the middle. Everyone, please don't beat me to death. At least leave me enough breath to eat, sleep, and bully Dou Dou... That's all!
Come on, wife~ [Xiao Qian would like to observe her wrist] There are insects here. The main problem is segmentation. For example, a conversation between two people is best done by one person. Then, "..." Cannot be used to replace "...". The ellipses are created by pressing the shift key and the number 6 key on the large keyboard together~ Then XX said XXX, there is [XX said: "XXXX."] (Before and after, it doesn't matter, either way is fine), but ["XXX." XX said, "XXX."] If the sentence is divided into two parts, you cannot use ":" after the latter part, but use "," yo. PS, if you are in Jinjiang, it is best to use full-width symbols for punctuation, otherwise it will easily be garbled.