The Reader and Protagonist Definitely Have to Be in True Love

He imagined that the hand that is bringing comfort to his body is the hand of that person. When he thought that, he felt his throat tighten and a torrent of strong desires gushed from his heart: I want to kiss him. I want to embrace him, I want to touch him, I want to … commit blasphemy.

“Du Ze, Du Ze, Du Ze …”

The icy moonlight filled the empty room. Xiu leaned against the icy wall and said the name again and again and again.

It is the pain and sadness of deprivation.6

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Du Ze was led to the dining hall by the attendants. When he got there he found that Xiu was already eating breakfast. Du Ze was stupefied, he did not expect to see Xiu – now that the protagonist had finally found a sister, he should scientifically devote himself to fight with her for three days and three nights.

“Come,” said Xiu to Du Ze, beckoning him closer. His smile was like the morning light, purifying body and mind into something holy.7 Du Ze instantly put away the wretched thoughts in his heart and walked over to him. Xiu picked up a meat pie8 from the table and offered it to Du Ze. “This is delicious.”

Du Ze wanted to reach out a hand to take it but found that except for the part that Xiu was holding, the rest of the cake was covered in sauce so a naturally cute person took a bite.

Super awesome!

“Very good, go on eating.”

That’s what this young man is for. = =+

Xiu fed Du Ze a meat pie and a glass of milk; the feeding was already over when the silly, cute person realized that he doesn’t need to be fed by Xiu. It’s not like he’s a disabled person with no hands or feet. Protagonist, your movements should not be so natural!

After they finished eating, the housekeeper appeared with a tray in his hands. Two red and black cards were on the tray.

“Gentlemen, these are the eastern passes. The City Lord said that she has something to deal with today, so please forgive her for not entertaining her guests.”

Quite obviously, this was an order for the guests to leave.

Xiu picked up the passes, said his farewells to the housekeeper, then pulled the speechless Du Ze with him. They left. On the second floor, a corner of a curtain was pulled open and Heidi looked out from a window at the two figures. She sighed, thinking: not her, no matter what she did, he was not for her.

Chapter 29.2 Reader: Protagonist, you little devil!

Even after returning to the hotel, Du Ze was still in a daze: it seems they were driven out?!

The demon sisters were pleasantly surprised when they saw the red and black cards in Xiu’s hands. Xiu said a few words to them then took Du Ze with him to his room. Seeing that Xiu looked as though he wasn’t bothered by anything, Du Ze couldn’t help but ask: “What happened?”

How did you get kicked out by a sister?

Xiu seemed to think of last night, his eyes flashed with some complex emotion and he smiled helplessly: “I was rejected.”1

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Wait, what did he hear?

The. Protagonist. Was. Rejected. By the sister?!

The succubus heroine was very satisfied with the appearance of the protagonist. Then … during the time of their union, she was unsatisfied with some aspect of the protagonist’s skills?

No, that can’t be! The main character of a YY novel has awesome H abilities … protagonist, can it be that your H skills have not fully developed?

The stupid reader suddenly felt as if he had learned a great truth: In “Mixed Blood,” when the protagonist attacked Agares City and met Heidi, his harem had been built and Xiu was completely “battle-hardened.” However, right now not even a shadow of the protagonist’s harem had been sighted and the only object of his kisses is a male. Xiu has no experience at all.

Du Ze felt a deep sympathy for Xiu and grabbed his hand, trying to comfort him. Du Ze’s eyes were on fire with determination: You just need to practice more. We can try again next year.

Xiu looked at their joined hands, a little puzzled at first, then he guessed what the other person was thinking. He narrowed his eyes and suddenly hugged Du Ze.

Du Ze didn’t have time to stiffen before he heard Xiu sigh in his ear: “I’m a little frustrated …”

The voice sounded like Xiu was lost. Is this the first time the protagonist had suffered such a setback? Du Ze thought it was a gross insult to the dignity of men. The stupid reader suddenly felt guilty. It was all because of his intervention; he had disrupted the plot’s timing which led to this inhuman tragedy.

Du Ze racked his brains and was able to squeeze out a few words of comfort: “It’s alright, you can learn.”