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I once saw someone sum up this story as "a little slave trying hard to lay eggs and ultimately getting a happy ending with the divine son as the top."
Me: ??? Black person with question marks for a face
A very serious blurb:
One kind choice made the lowly slave A Wei of the Wangshuo tribe the one and only partner of the tribe's divine son, Chi Yu. But it also brought endless painful consequences. Beneath the moon goddess's halo of flowers lay Chi Yu's brutal coercion and Si Tuo's lingering feelings for an old love. This time, A Wei finally chose to leave, only to fall into even greater misery: losing his beloved child and being subjected to [censored] by people. When his belly began to swell again, Chi Yu's arrival caught him completely off guard, and the extinction of his old love left his heart ashen. Should he scrape by as a helpless breeding machine, or fight back and become the slave moon goddess everyone fears? With foreign enemies invading and Chi Yu gravely ill, he made his choice once again.
In a nutshell: This is clearly a story about a clever, weak little slave who transforms into a scheming moon goddess, with an ending that absolutely cannot be heartbreaking!
Hehe.
Believe that?
P.S. Since I've been working hard to learn foreign languages lately, this story is also known as #TheImportanceOfLearningAForeignLanguage(Dialect)#
That's all.
Theme:
I think Shou still has special feelings for Gong, at least she can't live without him.
No, no, no... No?!
It's okay, the white cannon fodder has a son
I just want to know how long it will be until I am blackened.
Um, that comment is gone
Why is it so sweet all of a sudden?
When will the second part be released?
My heart aches for Akabane_(:3∠)_
I thought it was a cute article|ω?) It turned out that I was overthinking it. The concept is great. There is no love or hate for no reason.
So where did Akao come from?