Xia Ji thinks that repaying a demon's kindness is a flaw, an outdated notion.
Even if he wants to repay a debt from his past life, Si Beihai will have to submit to him in this life just as he did in the last.
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Si Beihai, however, thinks he's recently encountered a demon trying to latch onto him.
A demon who's ferocious, sharp-fanged, arrogant, unstable, fickle, violent, vain, spoiled, delusional, and absolutely awful-tempered...
A nightingale demon named Xia Ji.
So Si Beihai calmly recounts everything to his counselor.
“He suddenly brought me flowers. When he thought I was going to do something with someone else, he pecked a hole in my window, broke in, and threatened me, saying I belonged to him. Then he demanded money. The second time we met was at the police station. He wouldn't pay for the window, and he bit my face. The third time, he showed up at my place with an axe, saying I was unfaithful and he was going to chop me up. The fifth time, he thought I was on a blind date with someone else and stormed into the restaurant, practically radiating bloodlust. The sixth time was just now. He grabbed me by the throat and forbade me from seeing any man but him, or even chatting with one.”
Just look at him. Is this how you latch onto a sugar daddy?
And besides, he won't even let me kiss him. He won't listen when I tell him to behave, and whenever I try to train him, he starts a fight. Is this really how you latch onto a sugar daddy?
Xia Ji declares proudly: “Who's latching onto you? You're the one who has to submit to me.”
Theme: Staying positive
Well done to the author! This is Xiaobai, the assistant at Jiuzhi Studio! I like Teacher's book very much. I wonder if Teacher is willing to authorize us to produce non-commercial free radio dramas? (I really can't find the teacher's contact information. I'm really sorry if it bothers me!)
It's well written, but it's still unfinished. Will there be any extras?