Married to the Unnameable Evil God Prince

Cthulhu Mythos + sweet historical romance + interspecies love + lighthearted healing

A sweet, fearless girl with an unusual way of thinking VS a gloomy, reclusive tentacled Old God prince

By imperial decree, Miaomiao takes her older half-sister’s place and marries the Ninth Prince, Xie Yuan, who is rumored to be a bloodthirsty tyrant, half man and half ghost.

Everyone says she’s doomed to die, swallowed whole by the monster.

On their wedding night, the bridal chamber is dark and cold. Countless slick, chilly tentacles watch from the shadows, waiting for a chance to strike.

But Miaomiao throws her arms around the indescribable black mass and nuzzles it. “My husband’s body pillow is so soft, like cotton candy.”

Xie Yuan, who was ready to scare the bride to tears: “…?” (tentacles stiffen.jpg)

Later…

She waters the man-eating flowers in the prince’s garden as if they were potted plants.

She catches the kitchen’s resident troublemaker and puts him to work peeling garlic.

Even the dark form that could devour heaven and earth gets braided into pigtails and decorated with a bow.

Xie Yuan was an evil god who had fallen into the abyss. He loathed the light and hated humanity.

Until the young woman who refused to play by the rules barged into his world. Not only was she unafraid of him, she was always trying to pet his tentacles.

“Husband, they say you’re a monster.”

“Are you afraid?”

“Afraid of what? You peel shrimp super fast, you’re so warm in bed, and you’re fully automatic!”

Xie Yuan’s ears turn red. He silently draws back the tentacles he’d extended to scare her and forms a heart with them.

You are the only sweetness in the abyss, the only salvation in my long, lonely existence.