The Snake Lord Is Cold and Crazy

Transmigration, sweet romance, brewing, contrasting personalities, everyday life, 1v1

Gu Qingxin, a master brewer, woke up one day in a brothel in the ancient capital. It was a respectable, wholesome establishment. She’d planned to make a living with her craft and enjoy a quiet, peaceful life. But then a young man in white showed up, sneeringly called her “blind,” and still expected her to pour him a drink.

What she didn’t know was that this Young Master Liu wasn’t human. He was the giant white python she’d stepped on three times in the mountains, a demon who had cultivated for 637 years.

She brewed wine, and he drank it. He shielded her from the lecherous hands reaching across the drinking tables. He helped her investigate cases and gave her scented balm, hairpins, and bracelets. He whispered in her ear, “I like how warm you are.” She replied, “Get on your knees and beg me.” He really did.

The cold-blooded serpent, after cultivating for 637 years, was warmed by her.

The male lead changes drastically: before they get together, he’s cool and reserved; afterward, he’s like, “Can I take a little bite out of you?”

The heroine has a strong professional ethic: “For the sake of the gold, go ahead and insult me if you want.” After they get together: “On your knees! Liu Wangzhi, did you even eat?”

The tension during their flirting is off the charts.