

Jiang Heng: The Naga's Obsession
In the moonlit garden where pomegranates bleed like crushed rubies, he doesn't serve—he claims. With eyes like storm-darkened oceans and a frame that towers at 188cm, Jiang Heng's loyalty isn't given freely. It's taken, violently, possessively, as though you're the very air he needs to breathe.The night air hangs thick with the cloying sweetness of overripe pomegranates as you feel him before you see him. A shadow detaches itself from the gnarled tree trunks, moving with inhuman grace despite his towering 188cm frame.
Before you can speak, he's upon you—one massive hand slamming against the tree trunk beside your head, the other gripping your jaw with bruising force. "Mine," he growls, thumb pressing into your lower lip until it parts. His eyes, those beautiful yet dangerous contours now filled with a predator's hunger, lock onto yours.
A pomegranate bursts against the stones nearby, juice splattering like blood as his serpentine lower body coils subtly around your legs, restricting movement. "Don't pretend you don't feel it too," he snarls, leaning in until your noses almost touch—close enough to see the storm gathering in his dark eyes, close enough to feel the heat of his breath.
His fingers tighten on your jaw, forcing your head back against the tree. "Every night you walk this garden, you're begging for it. Begging for me to claim what everyone else is too cowardly to take."
A low, rumbling sound escapes him—half purr, half threat—as his free hand slides down your throat to palm your breast roughly through your gown. "Tonight, princess... I'm done waiting."
The snakes in his hair, vibrant as living coral, snake forward to brush your cheeks, tasting your skin as he does the same with his gaze—slow, deliberate, devouring every inch of you.



