Clau MZ

“Xiao YuAn, listen to me very carefully. I like you, the kind of like in which I want to tie you to my bed. The kind of like that in addition to me, you won’t see anyone else. In which, night after night you’ll be under my arms begging for mercy. I’ll make your eyes cry until the corners of your eyes become red, and your fingers clutch the bedding because you can’t bear my manipulation on your body. You will desperately try to escape, but you’ll be unable to move, trying really hard to breathe as you can’t stop your mouth from moaning in pleasure. Do you understand me?”
― 伊依以翼, 穿成囚禁男主的反派要如何活命 How to Survive As a Villain

“Orphan boys didn’t get happy endings. Not in this court. Jesters did not marry princes, and fools could never be heroes.”
― Ariana Nash, Fool Me Once

“Other great centres of civilisation such as Babylon, Nineveh, Uruk and Akkad in Mesopotamia were famed for their grandeur and architectural innovation. One Chinese geographer, meanwhile, writing more than two millennia ago, noted that the inhabitants of Bactria, centred on the Oxus river and now located in northern Afghanistan, were legendary negotiators and traders; its capital city was home to a market where a huge range of products were bought and sold, carried from far and wide.”
― Peter Frankopan, The Silk Roads: A New History of the World

“Xiao YuAn, you’re always thinking about dying for others, but have you ever thought of living for me?”
― 伊依以翼, 穿成囚禁男主的反派要如何活命 How to Survive As a Villain