Bai Zhi had just united with her family. She didn’t have an idea that her father was the CEO of Bai group, and neither did she know that she had a half-brother until she met him. In Wolves’ Den Book, Bai Zhi was raised by her mother, until the woman died of illness, and that was how she found her father and her half-brother.
Bai Zhi lived in the Bai mansion with her newfound family, but she quickly moved out as soon as she graduated from college because she didn’t like to stay with the Bai family.
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Bai Zhi didn’t feel any connection with her father, so she was fine by herself. Living without the Bai family, even though they were wealthy and influential, was what she had been used to, so it did not cost her anything to leave after she graduated from college.
Bai Zhi lived in a small and cozy apartment all by herself. She was on the phone with her half-brother, Bai Jun, when the worst days of her life started to happen for the first time.
Part 1: Main Story of Wolves’ Den
In Wolves’ Den, Bai Zhi was on the phone with her brother on a regular day, talking about regular things like his fianc’ and other regular things.
If there was one thing that Bai Zhi had achieved after meeting her father and her half-brother, it was the warmth of having a brother. So, now and then, she tucked in, ready to hear him speak with her over the phone. She particularly asked after her brother, Bai Jun’s soon-to-be wife who according to the author, did not like her.
While Bai Zhi was on the phone with her brother in Wolves’ Den Book, when she heard a rap on the door. A very loud rap, one that triggered her brother to ask who the knocker was.
Bai Zhi quickly waved it aside, claiming that it was most likely the delivery guy that had come to give her some items she had ordered. Hanging up the phone from Bai Jun, she hurried to the door only to see two men looking at her blankly.
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‘Are you Bai Zhi?” came the question from the men. As soon as Bai Zhi indicated that she was the very person they asked about, she was handcuffed and told that she was under arrest. Bai Zhi froze in confusion. Where they the police? Both of them didn’t look like the police at all so what did they mean by arresting her? In Wolves’ Den Book, Bai Zhi was forced into a car. They were taking her to a male prison. Who was behind Bai Zhi’s kidnap? Read Wolves’ Den to find out.
Inside the car, on their way to the male prison, Bai Zhi was ruthlessly abused and used sexually by both men. She was cuffed with her hands up, revealing her sensitive parts, and was used in turn among the two men until they arrived at the men’s prison she was being taken to.
In the prison, things did not get better for Bai Zhi. Being the only woman in a men’s prison, one can only imagine the things that happened to Bai Zhi.
In the Wolves’ Den, Bai Zhi was transferred from man to man, being used like a toy until she met one man that promised to take care of her if she agreed to give herself to him alone, but apparently, that man was not enough, as she still had different extreme encounters. Sexual encounters.
Part 2: Hot Chapters of Wolves’ Den
Chapter 1-10
These chapters of Wolves’ Den rampantly talk about the experiences of Bai Zhi in the hands of several men. The beginning of the book introduced Bai Zhi at first, and the circumstances surrounding her character.
Her mother had raised her single-handedly, and she only got to meet her father and her half-brother after her mother had passed on. Bai Zhi lived in the Bai mansion until she graduated college. However, after she left, she met her worst reality. She was kidnapped.
From the second chapter of Wolves’ Den up till the last chapter of the book, the author narrated that Bai Zhi was severely used by several men on her way to the male prison, and when she arrived there. There was not a single chapter from the second to the tenth chapter that did not explain vividly how Bai Zhi was sexually abused.
Part 3: Evaluate Wolves’ Den
ErrrWolves’ Den will appeal to some readers because of its extreme sexual content. However, it will not appeal to most readers. The sex scenes in Wolves’ Den are just too much, honestly, I wonder how the author was able to go on and on writing about sex for more than ten chapters.
However, it appears that if the book did not go in that direction, it would be nearly impossible to narrate the book to the understanding of the readers, so I can hardly say much.
At a point in Wolves’ Den Book, I was happy to see that someone promised Bai Zhi protection in the male prison, promising not to touch her at least for the first night that she arrived, but to my surprise, the author was narrating yet another intense sexual demolition of the lead female character, Bai Zhi.
Out of a hundred percent, I will give the book an average score just because I have a feeling that the author did not know what to write about, hence the chain of sex scenes.
