(I haven't decided on the title of the novel yet, it will be changed later)
Xiu was the grandson of Egypt's highest priest. He was born noble and extremely beautiful. People praised him as the incarnation of Hathor and the final work of the god Amun.
After him, there will be no beauty.
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Under the praise of the world, Xiwu has successfully grown into a domineering, narcissistic, and domineering character.
One day when he was passing by the slave market, he saw a tall slave and was immediately shocked - such beautiful chest muscles, bulging and feeling good in the hand.
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The slave's eyes are sinister and unruly, with a kind of wildness that cannot be violated, like an untamed fierce horse.
"Buy it, buy it." Xiwu happily accepted the slave, "I must train it well!"
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Tiberius lost his memory, and when he opened his eyes, he had been sold into the slave market. The effects of the medicine on his body had not worn off, and he had no strength at all.
Unexpectedly, he was bought back home by a very beautiful young aristocratic young man.
The noble young master made a beautiful collar for him and engraved it with his name and mansion.
The first thing I taught him was to call me master and how to serve others.
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Xiwu liked this slave very much, but one day, the slave disappeared.
He was surprised and angry, thinking that if he dared to find this damn slave, he would be severely punished.
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Later, Xiuzhen saw the slave on the day when Egypt was conquered and the Roman Emperor came in person.
The opponent was carrying a chariot made of gold, with four majestic lions clearing the way for him, and behind him were thousands of troops ready to fight.
His grandfather, the highest priest of Egypt, led a group of priests. The general knelt down and saluted him: "Welcome my king!"
The civilians fell to their knees with a roar.
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Xiwu slowly took out a question mark on his head: Let the master kneel down and the slave will die?
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The domineering aristocratic young man is attacked by the Roman emperor x amnesiac wild horse slave
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