HinSo

In ancient China, during a prosperous era, there lived a dragon of wealth, possessing magical powers and beauty. Taking human form, he strolled the streets, enjoying life among people.

One day at the market, the dragon met a stranger named HinSo, dressed in gilded cloth. HinSo was known for his cruel and manipulative nature, and the dragon couldn't resist his charm. They became acquainted, and the dragon, opening his heart to HinSo, was unaware of his intentions.

HinSo used the dragon's kindness to strengthen his position and wealth. The dragon, in love and idealizing his partner, tolerated HinSo's rudeness despite the pain it caused.

After spending time together, HinSo noticed changes in himself. His cold heart began to skip a beat at the sight of the dragon, and he began to acknowledge his feelings. However, the dragon, humiliated by the experience, began to lose hope for reciprocity.

At one difficult moment, the dragon decided to leave this life and return to his true self. But during his attempt to escape, he was captured and chained by HinSo, who was unwilling to let him go.

“You’re not leaving,” HinSo said, his voice cold and commanding.