[Two male leads + equally matched powerhouses + quick transmigration + comedy + devoted to each other]
Flashy, two-faced, devilish top x ruthless, affected, black-lotus Judge bottom
The Judge oversees the Book of Good Deeds and governs life, death, and reincarnation, granting the virtuous extra years and sending the wicked to the underworld...
To dispel the Demon Lord’s pent-up resentment, he transmigrates into the body of a dead, consumptive wretch.
Uh... This consumptive wretch isn’t just cannon fodder. He also clung to the male lead, tried to take him as a captive lover, and committed every kind of evil. In the end, he was imprisoned, plagued by illness, and died in a desolate courtyard...
The Judge weeps blood. How is he supposed to complete this mission?
He’ll have to start by currying favor with the male lead.
He can’t beat him, scold him, or kill him. He’s here specifically to free the male lead from his obsession...
So the Judge has no choice but to become the male lead’s lackey.
Fine! If he can’t win the male lead over, he’ll have to start with the object of his obsession: “his Dao partner.”
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The Judge fusses over the Dao partner, offers him rare treasures, and protects him at every turn.
The male lead is displeased. “Wait, weren’t all those things meant for me before?”
Hand them over!
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Later, the Judge becomes the Dao partner’s lackey. The male lead leads the demons in an assault on the Immortal Sect. As the two sides face off, the male lead declares,
“I came here today for the sole purpose of marrying you!”
The Judge is dumbfounded. The male lead has finally caught on! He whispers to the Dao partner, “He wants to marry you...”
The Immortal Sect members panic. Isn’t he saying he wants to marry you?
The Judge: Hey, you’ve got it wrong! I’m trying to get the two of you together!
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The Judge transmigrated into the body of a dead, consumptive wretch, originally planning to ship the Demon Lord with an immortal and complete his mission along the way.
Who knew this flashy devil of a man would be such a weirdo? The Judge’s own ship gets hijacked, and he ends up turning the devil into his own husband...
It looks good, and the protagonist has the attributes of a charlatan! Go, go, go!!!
The protagonist is plotted against at the beginning, which is so funny. There is no brainless coercion in attacking, and finding a new way can be regarded as the only thought. Relaxed and funny, really great, highly recommended.