（A slice-of-life story with a slow burn, gynophobia and androphobia, set in a fictional world）
This is a world where technology and magic coexist. An unexpected breach opened from the technological world into the magical one.
From then on, demons, humans, elves, and other beings that had existed only in books became real.
Lu You is a half-incubus and the Demon King's son.
A traumatic experience in his childhood left him with a serious psychological disorder: gynophobia.
His parents racked their brains trying to help him. In the end, following a childhood friend's advice, they sent him to the technological world to see a therapist and seek treatment.
To make things easier, both sets of parents arranged for their children to live together.
That's how Lu You met Xia Yi, who had the same kind of psychological disorder as him: androphobia.
Their parents:
Androphobia plus gynophobia? We have nothing to worry about. What could happen if the two of them live together?
What is there to say between two people who can't stand each other? Living together is convenient, and they can go to therapy together.
Besides, we'd be more than happy if something did happen between them.
The two of them:
I never thought my parents would set me up like this one day.
Getting treatment is one thing, but isn't this basically an arranged marriage?
Sigh, whatever. At least I can stand looking at him/her. Other people of the opposite sex just make me sick.
Let's leave it at that...
And so the two of them began living together, but the events that followed caught them completely off guard.
A royal prince's covetous gaze, schemes involving both worlds, war between demons and humans, and the gods eyeing the mortal realm with greed.
One thing after another came crashing down, breaking the peace.
Yet their bond grew stronger through every hardship.
At first, neither of us had imagined spending the rest of our lives together.
But after all we'd been through, we realized that from the moment we met, we were destined to spend the rest of our lives together.
It's really good to read, the background is very interesting, the relationship between the male and female protagonists has a lot of new ideas on top of the old clichés, and the pace is quite appropriate. It seems that there is no problem in giving it nearly 200 chapters, but why is this book so cold? The new chapter was published yesterday, and there is only one reminder. I have to support it quickly to avoid being an eunuch. It is rare to encounter a book that suits me [Like][Like][Like]
It's really good to read, the background is very interesting, the relationship between the male and female protagonists has a lot of new ideas on top of the old clichés, and the pace is quite appropriate. It seems that there is no problem in giving it nearly 200 chapters, but why is this book so cold? The new chapter was published yesterday, and there is only one reminder. I have to support it quickly to avoid being an eunuch. It is rare to encounter a book that suits me [Like][Like][Like]