Although Ye Ling is a curse user wanted by the Association of Sorcerers, would stealing a few things, deceiving an old friend with a puppet made to look like a girl, and trying to steal the power of an ancient ruin really turn her into a tragic white-haired, red-eyed Saint and Vampire Princess, marked with holy stigmata and radiating irresistible charm from head to toe?
And losing her male body is still the least of her problems.
What truly drives Ye Ling to despair is the bizarre contract branded on her: a master's mark.
And the so-called master is her best friend, who has become a curse-user hunter.
"Hey! Did you really have to put me in so many shackles and chains?! You bastard! Let me go!"
"A nobody like you thinks you're qualified to tame me?"
Hmph? Trying to escape?
Being a brat when you were little was one thing, but when you grew up, you still refused to behave. You even used puppet magic to deceive me and steal the family's secret scroll, which had been guarded for generations.
So how could Lin Yu, who had spent two and a half years preparing for this day, let Ye Ling go when she was standing right there, acting arrogant and showing no remorse at all?
"Don't rush. I don't know why you turned yourself into a woman, but I'll make you pay back everything you owe me."
And so...
A few years later, a large, scarred hand reached around from behind and stroked Ye Ling's swollen belly.
The nauseated girl wore a look of utter resentment.
"You bastard master! How could you make me..."
Is this book doing really badly? I really don't understand. I've been eagerly awaiting updates, but instead I've been working on a new book.
There are generally two types of authors who abandon their projects: one type is those with little fame who write casually but never get published, and the other type is the most criticized and criticized, those who hastily publish their work or those with high initial popularity, only to abandon it shortly after publication, occasionally posting filler content to resurrect their existence. What do you think, author?
Contract, Adjustment
Isn't it supposed to be filled into cream puffs first and then filled again under the pretext of washing them clean?
The timing was perfect – neither hesitant nor overly abrupt, resulting in a very good viewing experience.
Is the author constantly engaging in a resurrection contest with the prison?
Why do you need to be carried when you go to the toilet?
The romance novels I've been reading lately that involve being forced into a marriage of convenience are pretty outrageous. One book has the male and female leads sleeping together, while another has the female lead being sexually assaulted to the point of moral decay.
Why was it sent out so suddenly? Damn it!
You little brat, trying to fool the readers with the previous updates, huh?