The rented room stank of stale noodles and failure. Tang Zhisheng lay on the thin mattress, scrolling through his phone with one hand, the other tucked behind his head. The screen’s glow illuminated a face that should have graced magazine covers—sharp jaw, full lips, eyes that carried both innocence and something far darker. His T-shirt strained across a chest and shoulders that seemed sculpted from marble, biceps thick as thighs, all of it housed in a body that had no business belonging to a starving university student.
The notification pinged. Unknown sender. He almost swiped it away, but the preview made him pause.
“Looking for a real man. 5000 yuan for one session. No fakes.”
His thumb hovered. Five thousand. That was two months of rent. Three months of food. His pride warred with his empty wallet, but his cock—already half-hard at the thought—made the decision for him.
He typed back. “Address.”
The response came within seconds, along with a hotel room number in the city center. No names. No photos. Just coordinates for what he suspected would be another disappointing encounter with a woman who talked big but couldn’t handle what he carried between his legs.
Tang Zhisheng pulled on a clean black shirt—the only one without holes—and left the squalor behind.
The hotel lobby reeked of money. Crystal chandeliers, marble floors, a front desk that probably cost more than his entire life. He took the elevator to the seventh floor, heart thudding with a mix of anticipation and cynicism. The door to room 712 stood slightly ajar, a sliver of warm light bleeding into the hallway.
He pushed it open.
The girl standing by the window turned, and for a moment, Tang Zhisheng forgot to breathe.
She couldn’t have been older than eighteen, but she possessed a beauty that defied youth. Her face was a perfect doll’s—large eyes, delicate nose, lips like rose petals—but her body told a different story. She wore a cropped white camisole studded with tiny gems that caught the light, the fabric barely covering her breasts. Below that, a black pleated miniskirt embroidered with gold thread hugged her impossibly slim waist. Her legs were endless, pale, perfect.
And she was covered in tattoos.
Black ink patterns snaked across her arms, her collarbone, disappearing beneath her clothes. A silver choker encircled her throat. Arm bands and leg bands completed the picture of a girl who looked like she belonged in a gothic fantasy.
Her hair was what truly stunned—silver, with rainbow gradients of pink, blue, and purple, cascading in extra-long twin tails. A black bow perched on her head like a warning.
She stared at him.
Tang Zhisheng stared back.
Her eyes swept over his body with clinical precision, pausing at his shoulders, his chest, his arms. And then lower. Something flickered in her expression—a crack in her cool facade.
“You’re real,” she said. Her voice was soft, flat, almost bored, but her pupils had dilated.
“So are you,” he replied, stepping inside and closing the door behind him. The lock clicked with finality. “Su Yuqing?”
She didn’t confirm or deny. She walked toward him, each step deliberate, her hips swaying with a rhythm that seemed designed to hypnotize. When she stopped before him, the top of her head barely reached his chin.
“Take off your shirt.”
The command came without warmth. Tang Zhisheng raised an eyebrow but complied, pulling the fabric over his head. The moment his chest was bare, her breath caught. He could see it—the way her mask slipped, the hunger bleeding through.
His body was ridiculous. His pectorals were carved slabs, his abs a roadmap of hard lines, his shoulders broad enough to block a doorway. Veins traced his biceps and forearms, and his waist tapered sharply, creating the inverted triangle that made women forget their own names.
Su Yuqing reached out and pressed a hand against his chest. Her fingers were cold, her touch light. She traced the contours of his muscles, her expression unreadable but her breathing quickening.
“Lie down,” she said.
Tang Zhisheng didn’t argue. He settled onto the king-sized bed, the sheets cool against his back. She followed, climbing onto the mattress with the grace of a predator. Her skirt rode up as she straddled him, revealing the edge of black lace.
She didn’t kiss him. She didn’t whisper sweet nothings. She reached down, unbuckled his belt, and freed his cock.
Her eyes widened.
Tang Zhisheng watched her carefully, accustomed to this reaction. Twenty-eight centimeters. As thick as a baby’s arm. A monstrous thing that had sent women running and others begging.
Su Yuqing didn’t run. She stared at it with an intensity that bordered on reverence. Then she reached down and guided it toward her.
The tip pressed against her entrance through the thin fabric of her underwear. She was already soaked—the evidence darkening the lace. She didn’t remove them. Instead, she pushed the fabric aside and began to lower herself.
“Wait,” he said, grabbing her hips. “You sure? It’s going to hurt.”
Her expression didn’t change. “I want it.”
No hesitation. No fear. Just pure, unadulterated need.
Tang Zhisheng released her.
She sank down.
The head pushed past her folds, and she gasped—a sharp, strangled sound that she tried to suppress. Her hips paused, her body trembling. He could feel her walls clenching against the intrusion, trying to accommodate something that shouldn’t fit.
Halfway in, she stopped.
Su Yuqing’s face was pale, her teeth digging into her lower lip. But she didn’t stop. She pressed downward, forcing more of him inside. A low moan escaped her throat, muffled and raw.
“Fuck,” she whispered, the first genuine word she’d spoken.
He watched her, mesmerized. Her small frame looked absurd straddling him, his massive member buried inside her delicate body. Tattoos rippled across her skin as she began to move.
Slow at first. Experimental. She rocked her hips, grinding against him, her vaginal walls gripping him like a velvet fist. Her breath came in short, ragged gasps. Her eyes glazed over.
“More,” she breathed, and began to ride him faster.
Tang Zhisheng let her take control. She rose and fell, her body finding a rhythm that bordered on desperate. Clear fluid soaked his thighs, her arousal mixing with his pre-cum, creating a slick, obscene sound that filled the room.
Her mask cracked further. The cool, detached girl was gone, replaced by something ravenous. She threw her head back, the rainbow tails of her hair brushing her lower back, and let out a sound that was half sob, half scream.
“Yes,” she hissed, her hips slamming down harder. “Yes, yes, yes—”
He grabbed her waist, his fingers digging into the soft skin. She was so small, so fragile, and yet she took every inch of him like she was made for it.
“Look at me,” he ordered.
Her eyes snapped open, glassy and wild.
“You like this, don’t you?” He thrust upward, burying himself deeper. “Being filled by a monster cock.”
She couldn’t speak. She could only nod, her mouth open, drool threatening to escape the corner of her lips.
Su Yuqing rode him until her thighs trembled, until her movements became erratic and her moans turned into whimpers. Her climax hit her like a wave—her entire body convulsing, her walls clamping down so hard he thought he might break.
But he didn’t come.
He watched her collapse onto his chest, gasping, sweating, her tattoos glistening in the dim light.
“We’re not done,” he said, rolling her onto her back.
Her eyes met his, and for the first time, something like a smile touched her lips.
“Good,” she whispered. “I wasn’t finished either.”