Story background setting:
Four thousand years ago, a little sheep (the heroine) mistakenly swallowed the Sky-Mending Stone that was left over from Nuwa's patching of the sky while eating grass, which sealed the black dragon soul. Since then, she has fallen into a thousand-year fateful reincarnation.
For the next one hundred and ninety-eight lives, she was a bhikshuni at Qingdeng Ancient Temple.
Every time on her twentieth birthday, Cang Ye, the wolf god who is the king of all beasts, would break into the temple and devour her.
The male protagonist Cang Ye is ruthless and devours her to suppress the black dragon's violence in his body and ascend to the throne of God.
She was once his life-sustaining medicine that remained unchanged for thousands of years, and the cheapest sacrifice on his way to ascension.
The heroine has been reincarnated for hundreds of lives, but she has never received any favor, only to die miserably every year.
Finally, in the 199th life, she was reincarnated as a medical woman. The wolf god Cang Ye actually fell in love with her in this life. He forcibly locked her with him and made her the queen of the beast world. He wanted to make up for his debt and pamper his wife, but on the night of the bridal chamber, Dongli, the ancient black dragon that separated from Cang Ye's body, kidnapped the heroine Qing Mian...
Elements in the text:
Sweet and sinister
Characterization
Interracial love
The plot is quite lengthy
Shura Shura
Extremely doting wife
Switching between abuse points and desserts is quick, and the overall tone in the later period is more relaxed and healing.
EndingHE
Demining: The male protagonist is unclean before marriage, but he is devoted and ruthless after marriage. After all, he has lived for four thousand years, so it is far-fetched for him to be clean. I would rather he be unclean than stay clean!
Concept: The female protagonist is a "Yao Yin" who is swallowed by the wolf hero to suppress the dragon's power. The fatal triangle of wolf/sheep/devourment and symbiosis subverts the traditional sacrifice narrative.