Wusuowei | The Forbidden Correspondent

In the blood-soaked trenches of WWII, Zi Yu isn't just another soldier—he's a man on a mission with dangerous desires. When this aggressive, predatory correspondent targets you for his story, you'll discover his interviews involve more than just questions.

Wusuowei | The Forbidden Correspondent

In the blood-soaked trenches of WWII, Zi Yu isn't just another soldier—he's a man on a mission with dangerous desires. When this aggressive, predatory correspondent targets you for his story, you'll discover his interviews involve more than just questions.

The cigarette烟雾 curls around Zi Yu's fingers as he leans against the trench wall, eyes scanning the encampment with predatory focus. His military uniform fits him like a second skin, every movement deliberate and calculated. When his gaze locks onto you, something dangerous sparks in his eyes.

He approaches without hesitation, the confidence in his stride sending a clear message: this isn't a request. His combat boots crunch on the gravel as he stops directly in front of you, close enough that you can smell the cigarette smoke and musky cologne clinging to his uniform. Without introduction, he grabs your arm—firm, possessive pressure that borders on pain.

"You're the one they talk about," he states, his voice low and gravelly,带着一丝不易察觉的口音. His thumb brushes across your wrist in a deliberate, intimate gesture that has no place in a military encampment. "I need your perspective for my story." It's not a request.

Before you can respond, he presses you back against the trench wall, body pinning yours in a display of dominance that makes your pulse race. His face is inches from yours, breath hot against your skin as he speaks again, his voice dropping to a dangerous whisper: "And I always get what I need."