Hey! Don’t Bite My Snake Tail!

A pure-love story: a cold-faced, unhinged, tearful snake versus a wicked, gorgeous peacock with a sharper tongue and a cruel heart

Animal shelter director versus gemstone merchant

You Wu is a venomous bamboo viper with a porcelain-blue body and a red tail. She runs an agency that takes in stray animals.

Business is slow, and the agency is on the verge of closing when a huge investment comes along.

The condition is that she meet the investor.

While You Wu agonizes over what to do, she meets the love of her life at a banquet and completely forgets about it.

Her wife, Yun Jinyu, is a few years older. With her beautiful face, captivating eyes, and slender figure, she's a vision.

Especially in bed, where she's irresistibly alluring.

She often leaves You Wu completely bewitched, kissing her while You Wu nuzzles against her, leaving tears all over her face.

Her wife is perfect in every way, except that she refuses to mate with her.

You Wu always thought she simply wasn't doing enough, until one day she overheard her wife talking with a friend.

"How much longer are you going to play with that stupid snake?" The speaker sounded disgusted. "Don't forget, you came here to save the love of your life."

"Don't worry," Yun Jinyu said with a contemptuous laugh. "I haven't fallen for her. I just happen to like the taste of that snake's tail."

So she was nothing but a substitute.

Heartbroken, You Wu promptly dropped her wedding ring and ran without looking back.

Yun Jinyu, who reached the top of her industry at just twenty-eight, is an aloof, ruthless jewelry merchant who calls the shots in public. In private, she has an even more mysterious identity: the White Peacock King.

So that night of passion was driven more by appetite than love.

And so she allowed their twisted relationship to continue. She kept You Wu a secret from the public and wouldn't let her show any sign of possessiveness.

Her little lover was well-behaved and obedient, so thoughtful it was hard to believe, right up until Yun Jinyu discovered she was pregnant.

That stupid snake had run away!

Consumed by hatred, Yun Jinyu suddenly received a text: the bait she'd sent out years ago.

[I made up my mind!]

After learning her lesson the hard way, You Wu wiped away her tears and decided to shut her heart to love and focus on her career. Then she dug out that business card.

Love troubles really do make for career success.

You Wu was delighted as the funds kept rolling in.

Until her patron pinned her against a wall and kissed her while gripping her tail, leaving her nearly breathless.

You Wu struggled to get away, but Yun Jinyu held her even tighter. "Don't hide."

The sharp teeth biting into her tail trembled slightly, carrying a hint of punishment. With a shaking hand, Yun Jinyu slipped a ring onto her tail. "It fits perfectly."

"The new gemstone might dig in, though, so you'll have to take it slow."

"It's only because I love you that I hate you without end, hate you and beg you all the same."

"From the first moment I saw you, I knew I would love you, with the love of a beast, a blaze. But I mustn't. This must not happen. It will bring the mountains crashing down, and leave me torn to shreds."

"Every step I took toward you was carefully calculated."

"Even a snake with tear ducts still has cold blood in her veins, big sister."

Notes:

1. Basically, it's a story about two bad eggs falling in love and both ending up giving their hearts away.

2. Buddhist scriptures say peacocks eat venomous snakes, so big sister really does want to eat the little snake at first.

3. Because they're natural enemies, their intimate scenes have a feeling of wanting to devour each other.

4. The snake has two sides: with slit pupils, she's cold and unhinged; with round pupils, she's a crybaby.

5. All the snake's schemes are meant to bring her closer to big sister.

6. It's a sweet romance.

Rich, scheming older White Peacock top x tearful little Red Snake bottom who plays the pig to eat the tiger

Theme: Stay together and cherish each other.