Reborn, I Raised the Demon Lord to Be a Dog

Book Review: Using love as a rein, the gentle redemption of taming the crazy demon lord "After Rebirth, I Raised the Demon Lord into a Dog" breaks out of the traditional rebirth and cultivation novel routine, and uses the interweaving of sweet pet and redemption to describe a two-way healing love that is extremely stretched. The heroine Su Qian is reborn with the shadow of a tragic death in her previous life. From being fearful and guarded against the demon Lord Ye Wushang, to seeing the deep love and sacrifice behind his paranoia, she uses gentleness to dismantle his violence step by step; Famous scenes such as the inner demon bead revealing the truth, Duanhunxia reluctantly letting go, the woodshed hugging and healing, and clumsily picking out fish bones, vividly depict the tenderness and sadness hidden in extreme love. There is no cliche forced love or brainless sweetness. Instead, it uses "taming" as a clue to tell the story of two scarred souls embracing each other and redeeming each other. Su Qian is the only light in Ye Wushang's black and white world, and Ye Wushang protects his redemption with his life. It is sweet but not greasy, cruel but not hurtful, and the elements of rebirth, cultivation, and chasing one's wife in the crematorium are perfectly integrated. It is a healing sweet novel that makes people get more and more addicted as they read.