The Vampire Queen Tricked Me into Becoming Her Mate

Who understands this extreme pull of first torturing and then killing in return! The humble descendant of the wolf clan originally just wanted to survive, but he was gently tricked by the queen of the blood clan into marrying her as her partner. After she was fully committed, she realized that she was just the bloody key to unlocking the seal. The queen thought that she could manipulate the contract at will, but she forgot that the wolves were naturally good at counterattack. The royal blood awakened on the altar, and the silver-maned King of Ten Thousand Wolves tore apart the prison. He licked the blood and looked back at the words "Now it's my turn to lie to you." He went crazy! The evil queen × the forbearing wolf king, a two-way game of deception and counter-deception, full of fantasy and western fantasy atmosphere!

He was deceived into a marriage and used as a sacrifice, but on the wedding night, he turned the queen into his destiny partner - this is an incredible start! The male protagonist Lin En counterattacked all the way from the "wolfless" waste at the bottom of the wolf clan. When the royal blood awakened, the golden vertical pupils and the surrender of ten thousand wolves burned to the point of numbness. The heroine Lilith has lived for 1,800 years. She is cold-blooded and calculating. She talks about taking advantage, but in her dreams she calls out the names of her ancestors - who knows this kind of fateful pull! The pace is fast and unremarkable, the fights are graphic, the conspiracy lines are intertwined with multiple forces, and there is a hook at the end of each chapter. Werewolf × vampire lovers, those who like losers to fight back and the queen to be conquered, this book will not be a loss for you! The female protagonist is cold and sinister, while the male protagonist is calm and forbearing. From being deceived and bound to running in both directions, the blood clan's palace battle is written delicately, the foreshadowing is recovered step by step, the world view is complete, and the story is well-written.

This story is very wonderfully written. The sacrifice that was originally a blood sacrifice and the bloodthirsty queen suddenly reversed. The queen became the key, and the sacrifice gained the power of awakening. This is a typical element of Western fantasy. It is very enjoyable to read and highly recommended.

The pulling sensation and the cool spot are welded right from the start! Lin En, a humble descendant of the wolf tribe, was deceived by the queen of the blood tribe into using her gentle disguise as the "key" to unlock the seal. The betrayal on the wedding night instantly triggered emotions. From being treated as a disposable tool, to awakening the blood of the emperor and transforming into the King of Wolf to fight back, the sentence "Now it's my turn to lie to you" immediately exploded! The heroine's step-by-step approach in the early stage is in sharp contrast with the male protagonist's crazy counterattack in the later stage. The setting of the wolf tribe's rebellion is very exciting. The extreme tension between the blood queen and the emperor of wolves is full of tension. The character design is vivid and interesting. The opening rhythm is fast, the hook is sufficient, and the setting of sadomasochism + counterattack.

"The Queen of Blood Tried to Become My Companion" is a Western fantasy work with strong reversal tension. Lin En, a humble member of the wolf clan, was tenderly redeemed by the blood queen Lilith in despair, but on her wedding night, she became the "key" to unlock the thousand-year seal. This contrast from extreme gentleness to cruel deception instantly filled the tension of sadomasochism. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to depict the protagonist's struggle from credulity to awakening. The fateful entanglement between the blood clan and the wolf clan, and the foreshadowing of the ancient evil gods are laid out layer by layer. In the 137,000-word serialization, there are both delicate descriptions of emotional pull and the grand setting of race and bloodline. It is a fantasy that gets better and better the more you read it.

This novel is really well written, with a unique idea and a compact storyline that makes readers want to stop reading. The beginning of the novel is thrilling and suspenseful. The protagonist Linn clearly heard the harsh sound of bones rubbing against each other. He tried to prop up his body, but as soon as his left knee was slightly off the ground, his body suddenly fell. The shattered knee could not bear any force at all... The author has good literary skills, the language is fluent and popular, and the description is delicate and in place. It is worth reading and recommending, and he will give five-star praise 👍 👍 It's beautiful, so beautiful. I couldn't stop watching it. A few hours passed before I knew it. Worth reading!

The author's narrative tension is very high. The opening is full of suspense, the reversal design is clever, the characters are three-dimensional and vivid, the arc from humbleness to awakening is neat and emotional, the machinations and fantasy settings are naturally integrated, and the rhythm is compact and not procrastinating. It is a very well-written work, worth savoring and savoring.

This is a Western fantasy novel with a sense of reversal. The author uses the identity difference between "the humblest descendant of the wolf tribe" and the "high-ranking queen of the blood tribe" to create the core dramatic tension. In the opening chapter, the heroine is moved by the queen's tender protection and is willing to trust her, but on her wedding night, she is shocked to realize that she is just the "key" to unlock the seal. The extreme warmth hides cold exploitation. This contrast instantly grabs the reader. The most exciting thing is the setting of the heroine's backlash - what the wolf tribe is best at is not loyalty but backlash. When pushed to the altar, the royal blood awakens and transforms into a silver-maned wolf emperor. He crushes the seal and leads the queen's army. The line "Now it's my turn to lie to you" is extremely impactful. The book has a tight rhythm, dense scum-crushing and refreshing points, novel racial settings of vampires and wolves, and parallel lines of emotional pull and power awakening. It is a hearty read, and it is a potential work worth pursuing in the recent Western fantasy genre.

Wolf King × Blood Queen, full of sense of fate! Lilith was cold-blooded and calculating on the surface, but she really felt distressed when she called Arthur's name in her dream. Lin En went from being a waste to awakening to the royal blood and fighting back step by step. This kind of character development is so exciting. The two of them used each other and now they can't live without each other. It's so annoying! I was deceived by the title of the book, but I didn't expect that I would fall for it the whole time! The vampire queen starts from deliberately calculating and using lies to trick the male protagonist into signing a partnership contract, and then gradually surrounds the human male protagonist. At first, she uses tricks and tricks, but gradually she becomes sincere as they get along day and night, and the contrast is full. The male protagonist goes from being wary and trying every means to escape to willingly staying by the queen's side, and the emotional transition is delicate and natural. The disputes in the demon world and the infighting among the blood clans are interspersed with the daily candy-making. There are no bloody misunderstandings, the fighting scenes are exciting, and the emotional lines are moderately sweet and sad. The author's writing is fluent, the characters are vivid, and the combination of the arrogant and sinister queen × the meek and soft-hearted human beings is a combination that I never tire of, and it still looks good after repeated viewings. It is a strong benefit!

I haven't read many Western novels about vampires and wolves. I've been exposed to Infinite Horror before. This book is full of contradictions at the beginning, which makes people want to put it down. The plot is compact, the writing is delicate and smooth, and the paragraphs are long. Overall, it is worth reading. I highly recommend it.