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Chapter - 1

"Huh... huh... huh... you... you are a beast, you know that? That too with a wild dragon."

The room was filled with the sound of the woman's heavy breathing. Her body was sweaty, and her breathing was ragged, yet there was a smile of contentment on her face.

And this woman was no ordinary woman. She was Chang'e Li, the moon goddess.

As she caught her breath, her skin glowed under the soft moonlight that came through the window onto her body. The sweat glistened on her body like specks of stardust as they traced her curves.

Her eyes, which were usually calm and distant, now glowed with fire, reflecting the intensity of the fire burning within her.

Right now, she looked both ethereal and earthy, the goddess of the immortal world filled with mortal passion, and mortal desires.

Her presence was intoxicating, drawing one like the gravitational pull towards her. As she lay there, sated and serene, she looked like a beauty that resided in both the celestial and the carnal realms.

And Beside her was Chen Haoyu, the infamous playboy of the immortal world, with a contented smile, his eyes still glazed with the lingering waves of pleasure. They lay entwined, skin to skin, in the aftermath of what was an intense session of love-making, the dance of intimacy.

Even the air in the room was filled with the scent of their sweat and the seeds of the aftermath.

With a soft sigh, Chang'e Li nestled closer to him, her body molded to his, her lips still aglow with the remnants of their kisses. Her gaze, half-lidded and filled with adoration, met his as he spoke, his words a tender caress against the canvas of her soul.

"You doing okay, my love?" Chen Haoyu asked Chang'e Li as he slowly lifted her face and made her look at him.

"Hmmm" But the Moon Goddess could only nod her head to Chen Haoyu's heart-throbbing gaze.

"You look like a vision, like the very embodiment of the moon itself. No wonder they call you the moon goddess," Chen Haoyu murmured, his voice a gentle melody that danced through the silence of the room, "Even the moon has its flaws. But you are... Flawless."

Hearing Chen Haoyu praise her like that, the Moon Goddess could not hold herself back. Her breathless laughter filled the room, a melody of contentment. "Oh, stop it, you're making me blush," she teased, her fingers tracing lazy patterns on his chest.

His prowess in the art of lovemaking was unmatched, a tranquil mastery that left his partners breathless and craving more. It wasn't just his strikingly chiseled features that captivated them, though they certainly didn't hurt. It was the depth of his passion, the intensity of his touch, that drew them to him like moths to a flame.

Chen Haoyu had a reputation, that much was certain. He had bedded wives, daughters, and sisters of immortals, leaving a trail of whispered scandals and jealous rivals in his wake. But despite the enemies he had made, none dared to challenge him, for they knew they would be swiftly defeated.

And the reason? Because Chen Haoyu was more than just a skilled lover; he was one of the most powerful immortals in the world. He had devoted countless years to the pursuit of knowledge, honing his techniques until they surpassed even those of the gods themselves. Some whispered that he was almost as formidable as the ruler of them all, the enigmatic Heavenly Emperor.

But at this moment, as Chang'e Li gazed up at him with eyes filled with love and longing, none of that mattered.

"You showed me heavens I didn't even know existed, I have heard about your excellent performance but nothing could have prepared me for this, this was just beyond anything I had ever experienced. How did you even make me feel so much?" Chang'e Li said, kissing him sweetly on the lips.

Chen Haoyu brought his face closer to hers, his hands wandering over her body as he murmured, "Maybe I can show once again how exactly I can make you feel, love." He gazed into Chang'e Li's eyes, their faces so close that she could feel the warmth of his breath mingling with hers. Her heart raced, caught between the thrill of his touch and the guilt gnawing at the edges of her mind.

Their tender moment, however, was shattered by a deafening bang. The door slammed open, hitting the wall with a force that made the entire room shake.

Startled, they both turned to see who had interrupted them.

Standing in the doorway was a figure bathed in a cold, ethereal light. Yueliang Shen, the Moon God himself, stared at them with blood-red eyes that burned with a fiery rage. His usually calm and composed demeanor was replaced by a tempest of fury and betrayal. His jaw was clenched so tightly that it looked like it might shatter.

Caught in the act, Chang'e Li felt a cold dread seep into her veins. Her heart sank like a stone as she met her husband's enraged gaze. There was no hiding from the truth now, no escaping the consequences of her indiscretion.

Yueliang Shen's voice, when he finally spoke, was a low, dangerous growl, "What is the meaning of this?" Each word was laced with barely contained anger, making the air around him crackle with tension.

Chen Haoyu, ever the bold one, straightened up, his hand still resting on Chang'e Li's arm. "Yueliang Shen," he said calmly, though there was a hint of defiance in his voice, "Believe me, Moon God. This isn't what it looks like."

"Oh, isn't it?" Yueliang Shen's eyes flashed dangerously.

Yueliang Shen's voice was low and dangerous as he spoke, his words laced with simmering anger. "So, this is how my beloved wife chooses to repay my devotion," he growled, his fists clenching at his sides.

His gaze turned towards his wife for answers, but the Moon Goddess looked away, hiding behind Chen Haoyu, trying to avoid meeting her gaze with her husband.

Chen Haoyu saw the husband and wife playing hide and seek and he could not stop himself from enjoying the show.

"Brother, Yuz, how amazing of you to join us. I was just showing her what an actual man can do." Chen Haoyu said, a smirk on his face, his eyebrows raised mocking Yuz on his manliness, as he stood from the bed.

"CHEN HAOYU! I WILL KILL YOU."

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