The Master Seducer

["Your Illness Is Called Love" is now underway. Please add it to your favorites!] *If you enjoyed this, please follow the author. Weibo: @Jinjiang Tian Cuyu Rugged anti-drug unit captain x enchanting bar singer 1. During a secret mission, Ji Yi’an wakes up groggy with a beautiful girl lying beside him. He never expects the girl to become attached to him. The mission fails, but he wins himself a little menace. Later, he discovers that this little menace is so spoiled and demanding she’s hard to take care of. He has to hold her in the palm of his hand. 2. At first, Song Chu relentlessly flirts with Ji Yi’an. That night, she grips his waist and pushes him down onto the soft bed. Her red lips meet his, and they share a long, passionate, lingering kiss. She laughs softly. “I’m teaching you how to kiss. Have you learned, Captain Ji?” Later, one night, Song Chu is held in a man’s arms. Ji Yi’an lazily wraps an arm around her waist and looks at the little girl, whose face is bright red as she glares at him. He laughs softly. “Baby, didn’t you pay attention in high school sex ed? Let your husband teach you.” Rugged man x sweet girl. They can’t stop flirting with each other. *Protect the country, charge into battle, and bring honor to a lifetime of service. *Reader’s guide: 1. The romance isn’t angsty, but the plot may tug at your heartstrings. 2. Some real-world place names appear, but the details are fictional. I’ll do my best to research the relevant material, but I’m not a chemist, so there may be some inaccuracies. I’ll try to keep them to a minimum. 3. Drug use is harmful to both body and mind. 4. Information about drugs in this novel was researched online. [Apology] At the time I wrote this story, I lacked a sufficient sense of originality. In June 2020, the novel was judged to have borrowed too heavily from other works. During the writing process, I consulted reference materials and used well-turned phrases without properly citing them. I apologize. Specific example: Chapter 30: “Most of the drugs in the Golden Triangle are smuggled to neighboring countries by people carrying them on their backs or pack animals, through forests connected to the border and away from checkpoints on main roads and side routes.” This was taken from "A Visit to Drug Trafficking and Cultivation in the Golden Triangle: The Emergence of Large Quantities of New Drugs" without citation. The work has now been revised. I offer my sincere apologies.