Cause and effect

This is a story of karmic retribution for adultery with another man's wife and daughters, and the subsequent cycle of consequences.

During the Yuan Dynasty, there was a young man from a prominent family named Tie Rong. His ancestor was an imperial censor, and his wife, Lady Di, was renowned for her beauty throughout the city.
In that area, it was customary for wealthy families to flaunt their wives' beauty. A family that married a beautiful woman was so eager to show her off that they would go out and flaunt it, letting others see her.

On beautiful mornings and evenings, amidst the bustling crowds, women would jokingly rub shoulders, their eyes meeting and their hearts darting around, seemingly oblivious to the danger.
Returning home at night, they would gossip and comment on each other's wives, praising one after another, their words filled with merriment and admiration. They didn't care whether their husbands heard them or not. Even if they did, they would only think it was praise for their wives' beauty and secretly feel proud.
Even if someone made a few sarcastic remarks, they would not take them to heart.

Tiesheng, having married a beautiful wife, couldn't wait to take her everywhere he went, where everyone who saw her praised her.
Those who knew Tiesheng teased and flattered him, of course. But those who didn't know her, upon seeing Di Shi and learning she was Tiesheng's wife, would approach her, flirting with her, offering her food and drink, saying she was a lucky and fortunate man, and everyone would fawn over her. Therefore,

Tiesheng didn't need to carry a single penny with him when he went out; this group of people would invite him to drink and eat meat, and he would always return drunk and full. Everyone in the city knew him, and everyone harbored some wicked intentions, trying to seduce his wife. However,
Tiesheng was from a wealthy family and had a somewhat ruthless and unyielding temperament. Without a reason, no one dared to provoke him lightly, so they could only swallow their saliva and try to gain some advantage through their words and actions.

As the ancients aptly put it: "Hidden beauty invites theft, and alluring appearance invites lust. "

Given Di's stunning beauty and the prevailing customs, how could she possibly live a pure and innocent life? Naturally, trouble ensued.

And as the saying goes, "No story is complete without a coincidence." At that time, there was a man in the same village named Hu Jing, whose wife, Men, was also extremely beautiful. Although slightly less so than Di, she was still of exceptional beauty; if Di weren't present, no one could rival her.

This Hu Jing was also a dissolute man, and despite possessing such beauty, he felt resentful that Di had a share.

Unexpectedly, Tie Sheng, upon seeing Men, also envied her and decided to seize both beauties, thus achieving his desire.

Therefore, the two harbored mutual deceit, became close friends, and reached a consensus to share their wives, which was also a matter of course.
Tie Sheng was straightforward, while Hu Sheng was cunning. Tie Sheng often revealed his intention to seduce Hu Sheng's wife in front of him.

Hu Sheng played along, flattering Tie Sheng with his words, leaving him with no way to refuse.

Tie Sheng thought Hu Sheng was easy to talk to and could be used for his schemes, unaware that Hu Sheng was actually using this opportunity to seduce Di Shi, yet he didn't reveal any flaws.

Tiesheng said to Madam Di, "Everyone says you are the most beautiful woman, but as far as I know, Hu Sheng's wife is no less beautiful than you. How can I find a way to get her? If I could have both beauties in this life, I would die content."

Madam Di said, "You and Hu Sheng are so close, can't you just tell him the truth?"

Tiesheng said, "I have hinted at my feelings before, and he didn't seem to mind. But how can I say it directly? You must be the one to make it happen. I'm afraid you'll be jealous."

Madam Di said, "I've never been jealous. I'll help you whenever I can, but there's one thing: women's affairs are private matters. How can I offend him? Unless you and Hu Sheng are intimate, and you have no inhibitions with each other, and you often bring him to my house, then I can find an opportunity to get my hands on you."

Tiesheng said, "My wise wife's words are very reasonable."

From then on, he became even closer to Hu Sheng, frequently inviting him to his home for drinks, even bringing his wife along, with Di Shi accompanying them. Outside, he frequently entertained courtesans and patrons, partly to please Hu Sheng, and partly to arouse Men Shi's desires.

During banquets, Di Shi would lead Men Shi to peek out from inside. Seeing the lewd and unrestrained acts outside, even Shiwa and Mu Meiren would be aroused.

Both men harbored wicked intentions, using their charm and courtesans to win over the women.

But who knew that one of the women watching inside would be aroused first? Can you guess who it was?

Although Lady Men was also spying there, she was a guest and somewhat restrained, unlike Lady Di, who could freely peek from her own room and let her desires flutter.

Hu Sheng was superior to Tie Sheng not only in appearance, but also in his charming demeanor, gentle nature, and sophisticated manners.
Lady Di, on the other hand, was captivated, frequently displaying her desire within the room, and intensifying her spying without showing any sign of fatigue.

Tie Sheng, pleased with his wife's support, was unaware of Lady Di's true feelings.

After drinking, Tiesheng said to Husheng, "We each have beautiful wives, and we both love each other very much. This is truly rare."

Husheng humbly replied, "My wife is plain and simple; how can she compare to your wife's perfect beauty?"

Tiesheng said, "In my opinion, they are equally beautiful. The only difference is that we each keep our own wives, and there's no real enjoyment in that. Why don't we exchange wives and enjoy each other's beauty? What do you think?"

This question hit Husheng's nail on the head. Husheng feigned reluctance, replying, "My wife is plain and simple. Although I am honored by this reward, I dare not offend your wife. That would be unreasonable."

Tiesheng laughed, "We've been so carefree and drunk that we've completely forgotten ourselves."

They laughed heartily and parted ways.

Tiesheng entered, slightly drunk, and looked at Di Shi. He lifted her chin and said, "I'd like to suggest a swap between you and the Hu family, what do you say?"
Di Shi feigned anger, "You foolish turtle! You're from a good family. You want to steal another man's wife, yet you'd abandon your own? How can you say such a thing?"

Tiesheng said, "We're family friends, what's wrong with each other benefiting?"

Di Shi said, "I can help you entertain yourself inside, but I wouldn't do this."

Tiesheng said, "I was just joking. Do you think I'd really abandon you? I just want to seduce him."
Di Shi said, "This can't be rushed. If you can flatter and please Hu Sheng, he might not be as ungrateful as you. He might not be so unwilling to abandon his wife." Tiesheng

embraced Di Shi and said, "My virtuous wife, you're right."

They went to bed together, but that's another story.

Now, although Di had feelings for Hu Sheng, she worried about Tie Sheng's temperament. She thought, "He was just thinking about seducing Men Shi and said those foolish things in his excitement. What if he finds out and then becomes suspicious and it gets in his way? That wouldn't be good. Why not just use some tricks to do it secretly, without him knowing? Wouldn't that be peaceful and enjoyable?"

She had made up her mind. One day, Hu Sheng went to Tie Sheng's house for drinks again. This time, it was just the two of them; there were no other guests.

Di kept coming and going inside, trying to signal to Hu Sheng. Hu Sheng understood, and while he didn't drink much, he poured Tie Sheng a large bowl of wine, coaxing him, "I've always been favored by you, brother, even more than blood relatives. You think of my wife, and she admires you too. I spoke to her briefly, and she's somewhat willing. If you'd like to take care of me and host a hundred or so prostitutes for me, then we can make this happen."

Tie Sheng replied, "If you're so kind as to grant my request, I'd host a thousand prostitutes."

Seeing that he was enjoying the conversation, Tie Sheng drank freely from the large bowl, and Hu Sheng continued to coax him into drinking, soon getting him completely drunk.
Hu Sheng helped Tie Sheng into the room. Di Shi was standing nearby. She never hesitated to help him in. Tie Sheng was unaware of this. Hu Sheng made a kissing gesture towards Di Shi's face. Di Shi then hooked his foot with her toe and whispered for her maids Yan Xue and Qing Yun to help their mistress inside.

As soon as Hu Sheng and Di Shi were left inside, Hu Sheng embraced her tightly, and Di Shi turned around and hugged him back. Hu Sheng reached out with one hand to knead her breasts, and with the other hand to caress her buttocks.

Di Shi also rubbed her vulva against Hu Sheng's erect penis.

Hu Sheng pleaded, "I have longed for this for so long. Today, we have achieved this heavenly pleasure, a destiny for three lifetimes."

Di Shi replied, "I have long desired this, no need for further words."

With that, she quietly pulled down her trousers and sat on a chair in the hall, raising her legs to reveal her moist vulva,
her alluring eyes glancing sideways, irresistibly tempting.

Hu Sheng quickly took out his erect penis, looked at her white-skinned, red-fleshed opening, and with a "whoosh," inserted it all the way in.

With a soft "Oh," Lady Di raised her legs high, allowing Hu Sheng to begin his lovemaking.

Ironically, Tie Sheng, who coveted Hu's wife, was the one who had his wife defiled first.

Hu Sheng, skilled in womanizing, unleashed his charms, relentlessly pursuing her. Overjoyed, Madam Di instructed Hu Sheng, "Don't tell anyone." Hu Sheng
replied, "Thank you, sister-in-law, for not abandoning me and granting me this pleasure. But since you've been with me for so long, it won't matter if you already know."

Madam Di said, "My husband speaks because of his greed. Although he is lustful, he is also straightforward and honest. We mustn't provoke him. We must use a scheme to trick him and enjoy ourselves in secret."

Hu Sheng asked, "How should we scheme?" Madam Di said, "He's a womanizer. Find some famous courtesans, take him there for drinks and lodging, and once he doesn't return, we can enjoy ourselves all night."

Hu Sheng said, "That's a very good idea. He just tried to seduce my wife, promising me a hundred clients at the brothel. I'll use this opportunity to have one or two good courtesans keep him occupied; he won't be able to resist."

"But how will you provide him with so much money for entertainment?"

Di replied, "Most of it is on my own."

Hu said, "Seeing how attentive you are, I'll risk my life to keep you company."

Having agreed on their plan, they parted ways.

It turned out the Hu family was poor, while the Tie family was rich. So Tie introduced Hu to himself through food and drink, and Hu flattered him, but little did he know he was being taken advantage of.
Although Tie's family was wealthy, their spending on wine and women gradually squandered their ancestral fortune.

Then Di became involved with Hu, providing him with entertainment all day long, while Di herself enjoyed her company with Hu.

Di was overly fond of him and spared no expense. Taking advantage of Tie's lust, she and Hu flattered him both inside and out, selling off their property.
Di secretly kept some of the money to support Hu Sheng.

Hu Sheng, having found a famous courtesan, would take Tie Sheng there for a life of pleasure, spending long hours drinking and not returning home day or night.

Di would also send her husband things she had hidden away from time to time to help with his food, drink, and entertainment. As long as he wasn't home, she would indulge in revelry with Hu Sheng.

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