A shady god had turned Su Qingqian into a beautiful girl, a silver-haired, red-eyed villainess dragon princess. Then she accidentally locked the heroine in the basement, and had just started trying to turn over a new leaf.
Before you stands a dignified, lovable big sister whose powers have been sealed. She's also the future protagonist's fiancee.
Choose: brainwash her and get it over with? Record a naughty little video to blackmail her? Long live Cao Cao!
I had no choice before. Now I just want to be a good person.
But as she worked so hard to keep the heroines from going down the path of corruption, they started looking at her with increasingly dangerous eyes.
You wicked women, stop lying to me! I'm really fierce, so don't come near me! Are you trying to ride a dragon or something?
I watched it all night, and it made me wet all night.
The story begins with him tying the female lead up to a basement. You don't want to go to jail, do you? You don't want the video to be released, do you? You don't want others to know, right? Then there's the wall slamming, the chin-lifting... Who's really bullying whom here?
The author should pay attention to one thing when writing about yuri.
Doesn't this cover feature Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf? (Laughs)
I have a question: What would it be like to take that older sister who practices the Gluttonous Devouring Technique to a buffet?
Dear author, I just want to know, is it a 1v1 relationship? And who is the female lead?
I came in to ask which episode features the dragon ride.
Why is the cover featuring a Sarkaz instead of a dragon?
Dear author, Isn't it better to use the "woman" radical for "she"? He insisted on using a male's name.
Can any experts tell me if this book is an offensive/defensive/mutual offensive/defensive story? If it's a defensive story, how many chapters does it take before it becomes a defensive one?