Our Binding Love: My Gentle Tyrant

Chapter 1: The Life of a Slave is of Little Value (1)

In the 6th day of Spring in the Yue calendar, the whole land was basked with drizzle from the heavens.
Under the scent of rainwater, the heavy, metallic smell of blood was slowly washed away, seeping into the ground.
Gone and forgotten.

From out the backdoor came three to four bodies wheeled out in haste, instead of the tall, prestigious gate of the general’s official residence.
They were corpses—of which were hurriedly rushed to a grave.

A man seeing this dreadful display couldn’t help but tsk disapprovingly, “Back then, there were also a number of bodies coming from the general’s residence, but why are there so many today?”

It was an insignificant, small vendor that spoke, who happens to have seen the atrocious deeds from time to time.
There was a rich merchant in the next stall that heard this.
He couldn’t help but to chastise his neighboor in a low voice:

“Haven’t you heard the news? Official Liu is here! It’s not like you don’t know what he’s into, right?” He searches the vendor’s face for enlightenment, upon seeing none, he continued:

“Don’t you know?! He has a fetish for young boys.
In order to please his higher up, General Yu had to satisfy his sick hobby using slaves… But what can be done? The life of a slave can only promise a wretched existence!”

Upon hearing this the small vendor couldn’t help but slightly tremble, disgust and fear in his voice, “Ai… truly evil!”

Truly, the life of those at the bottom could only be considered worthless.

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“What the fuck is this?! Are you playing with me God?!”

Ye Mu couldn’t help but curse while anxiously walking around in circles in her room.

She could remember vividly that prior to this, she had been hunting pirates at sea.
By an accidental chance, she was also able to seize a copy of an ancient text which was supposedly some kind of historical relic.

Only that, it really wasn’t genuine because it was written in simplified Chinese characters.** But she had observed that this count