The Demon Lord Transmigrates into a Villainess, and Her Foolish Husband Begs for a Hug

[“Short-tempered” great demon lord heroine × “adorably clueless” ancient qilin hero] [One-on-one romance, both leads’ first relationship, pure love]

Lan Luo, the Demon Realm’s Demon Lord, let her guard down and was struck by the Soul-Slaying Sword wielded by two of her generals, leaving her soul utterly destroyed. They wanted to seize her position, but never expected a sliver of her primordial spirit to secretly escape to the human world and possess Jiang Yueli, the vicious legitimate daughter of the Duke of Zhenguo’s household in Beichen.

The original owner is dead, so from now on, this body belongs to her. She must nurture her primordial spirit back to health, restore the demonic core inside her, and return to the Demon Realm to take revenge!

The original owner also had a husband, Shen Qingyun, the second prince of Beichen. And he was an idiot.

Having an idiot husband was bad enough, but the original owner also had a scheming half-sister and a beloved man with a poisonous heart. Those two were the ones who plotted to marry her off to the foolish prince.

She went to meet her idiot husband, only to discover that he was the ancient qilin she had searched for over ten thousand years. The qilin core within him was one of a kind in the world, and just what she needed to nourish her primordial spirit.

From then on, her scheming sister got one slap, her vicious beloved got two, and the two generals from the Demon Realm and that whole crowd from the Immortal Realm got the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms.

Shen Qingyun proudly declared, “Whatever my wife does is right. I’ll support her and stay by her side no matter what!”

But one day, she discovered that her foolish husband was no longer foolish.

Jiang Yueli said calmly, “Now that you can protect yourself, we can each go our separate ways.”

Shen Qingyun wouldn’t have it. “My wife is carrying my child. Where do you think you’re going without me? Let me take good care of you both!”

Once married, always married. Since we’re here, we might as well make the best of it.