A scroll floated up in front of the bookshelf.
[Unconventional Reading Material. Please return it to its original place after borrowing. Under no circumstances let any Tree Court professor discover it!!!!!!!!!!]
Clearly, this unconventional reading material was truly unconventional.
The first book Yan Huan spotted was titled "Postpartum Care for Sows."
But his instincts told him that this book might not be as simple as it seemed.
Sure enough.
After flipping past the title page, he found that the protagonist inside was not an animal, but a human.
It even described in great detail the process of giving birth.
"Is that all?"
Next, Yan Huan spotted "How to Make a Rich Woman Fall for You," "March 7th's Super-Extreme Jump Moments," "Domineering Moneta Falls in Love with Me," and so on.
"Bah, boring."
In the end, Yan Huan still opened "Domineering Moneta Falls in Love with Me."
This world seemed to possess some kind of magic. Most people seemed to enjoy reading yuri stories.
When he turned the pages, the story inside was more or less what Yan Huan had expected.
Amid the beautiful prose, the ambiguous atmosphere between Cthulhu and Moneta was so thick it was practically spilling off the page.
The intimacy between the two in the writing, every glance and smile, tugged at the heartstrings of anyone who borrowed the book.
"Now this is a truly sweet romance." Yan Huan approved of the book.
Only by abandoning vulgar eroticism and drawing out the ambiguity to its utmost could one make readers writhe in sweetness beneath their blankets.
"Not bad. I knew there was something going on between Cthulhu and Moneta."
Though this book looked somewhat like an unofficial history, perhaps the official history was even wilder.
Otherwise, why would Cthulhu's Tree Court have preserved so many of Moneta's