Wouldn't It Be Better to Just Keep Me Like a Dog? [Egyptian Mythology]

Travelers come from faraway lands to travel through family history and enter into a marriage contract with the Egyptian god. She passed through a city that was as brilliant as gold, and accidentally bought a young man with sinister eyes and withdrawn personality in the local slave market. The man has broad shoulders and a narrow waist, and his three-dimensional facial features are as perfect as a gongbi painting, but most of them are covered by an animal leather mask. The slave trader said, "This is a dog, a bad dog that loves to bite." Naively, she thought it was an exaggeration. She thought he was strong and not sick. So I bought it back and wanted to help carry my luggage. The businessman was right, he was indeed a vicious dog. Vigilant, cunning, violent and obedient... But surprisingly loyal. When they got along, she had to tolerate his overly wild behavior and undisguised gaze. There are also increasingly blatant and powerful violations of the border between the two sides. Until one day, the little slave forced her to a corner and firmly claimed that he was Anubis who was trapped by his half-brother and needed the approval of his sweetheart before he could return to his hometown. She looked at the temple mural beside her with a dumbfounded look: "... Do you think I haven't read your country's mythology book?" Then she had a hallucination, and the man turned into a giant black dog more than two meters long out of thin air. "..." ——Ann found her engagement partner, not Anubis, but his brother. Anubis regretted the showdown with Ann and asked her what he would do if she got married. An decided to return him as a free man, after all no one dared to enslave a god. Anubis was furious, Anubis felt wronged, and Anubis questioned: His sweetheart is going to marry his brother, yes, they are about to fulfill their engagement - but what does that have to do with him? They can all discuss things on their own terms. "Wouldn't it be better to just keep me like a dog?" No, it's not bad... An thought, something is not right. [Reading Tips] 1. Dog training literature + Egyptian road literature. Anubis is the god in charge of the entrance to the underworld in ancient Egyptian mythology. In this article, he is set as a super-aggressive man with long curly black hair. 2. Don't worry about the combat power setting, or unintentionally undermine the strength of the gods of Egyptian mythology. Anubis' fall into the slave market was due to his personality: this man was young and frivolous, fell in love with his brother Horus, and often bet and was willing to admit defeat. (Purely private) 3. Multiple 1v1 sessions, and in the later stage there will be a whole-family behavior between the female protagonist and the male protagonist's brothers/uncles. There is a plot to abuse the male protagonist (but the male protagonist enjoys it and there is no need to worry about him). The male protagonist's mortal body has been physically sterilized, so be careful to avoid lightning. The author is a fun person and loves to write funny things like this. Anyway, we have to build a delicious big dog rice. Intention: Grow bravely and make strides forward.