Although she had never acted out any explicit scenes, Wen Ran was now considered somewhat of an expert. What's more, she was a theoretical master, so when it came to the Spring Palace Painting, she just viewed it as something novel.
It turns out, many things modern people do were actually the leftovers of the ancients' games; the ancients played even more extravagantly.
Only after a detailed observation did Wen Ran realize there were so many positions.
As the new moon rose, footsteps were heard outside the door.
The door creaked open, and then creaked shut again.
Soon, the footsteps quickened, and just as Wen Ran looked up, she was pounced on by a groom in red, landing on the bed.
"Ranran, I missed you so much!"
Wen Ran's face was constantly rubbed against, and oddly, she didn't smell any alcohol. She curiously asked, "Didn't anyone come to get you drunk?"
