Shared dreams | Taking by force | A gentleman goes mad for love
After meeting the Imperial Tutor at a spring banquet, Jiang Ying began having strange dreams.
Imperial Tutor Qi Yun was as pure and upright as jade in his daily life. He was also the teacher personally chosen by the emperor to instruct her, the little princess.
But in her dreams, he was completely different from his usual self. He would forcefully restrain her, tear her clothes to shreds, and greedily drink in every trace of her.
The dreams were so vivid that every time Jiang Ying woke up, her whole body ached and her legs could barely move.
When she studied, she found herself unable to look the Imperial Tutor in the eye.
Until one day.
In the dimly lit chambers, she happened to notice the way the Imperial Tutor looked at her... Why was it exactly like in her dreams?
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As the Imperial Tutor and Grand Tutor to the Crown Prince, Qi Yun was as immaculate as a jade tree, untouched by dust, and hailed as the foremost gentleman.
No one knew he had a secret that had troubled him for a long time.
By day, he tutored the princess, reserved and courteous.
But at night, he would always have a series of outrageous dreams: a soft, warm body in his arms, passion and desire, chains rattling endlessly until dawn.
He and Princess Jiang Ying had been entangled countless times in his dreams.
Everything in the dreams seemed real, stirring his heart.
So whenever he faced the real Jiang Ying, he would quietly clench his sleeves as desire grew unchecked in his heart.
He thought this secret would stay buried forever.
Until one day, he happened to discover that he and Jiang Ying seemed to be having exactly the same dreams...
[Little Scene]
Late one night, in a dim corner of the bedchamber, the curtains swayed gently.
Jiang Ying clung helplessly to Qi Yun, her arms around his neck. She sobbed softly, whimpering and begging him to stop between broken breaths.
Qi Yun paid no attention to her pleas, becoming more and more relentless. He leaned close to her ear and asked with a hoarse laugh:
"Which do you like better, Princess: the me in your dreams, or the me right now?"
* One couple, both leads have no prior partners, happy ending.
* Romance makes up eighty percent of the story.
* Special thanks to the song "Zhe Zhi Hua Man Yi" by Ze Dian.
Theme: Love can overcome anything
