Demon-Hunting Plan [GB]

(Updated daily at 9 p.m.) (A strange little princess × an innocent big demon) Hill lives in a demon lair. People sum him up as vile, arrogant, and powerful: a demon through and through. Xingya is a princess raised in the castle. The kingdom’s opinion of her has always been that she is gentle, kind, and naive, practically an angel. The demon does all kinds of evil, and every prank is part of his arrogant game. Addicted to wanton destruction, he meticulously plans a scheme to “capture the princess.” Once the plan is underway, he hides his horns, acts obedient, and plays the victim in front of the princess, letting his prey’s delicate hands touch his dangerous head again and again. At last, in the angel’s cloying embrace, he bares his fangs. He thinks, he’s about to catch her. Recently, Xingya brought a demon back to the castle. The demon puts on a pitiful look, and fake tears spill from his beautiful eyes. Like a true angel, she patiently overlooks every flaw in his act. The demon is arrogant and domineering, but whenever he’s in her gentle embrace, he gives off a frustrated, dejected air. At last, one day, the demon no longer looks at her with longing. She knows she’s about to catch him. The demon has a terrible temper and gets angry easily, but he’s also easy to placate. After catching him, Xingya puts a magic-restricting collar on the demon and keeps him by her side, ordering him around. To stop him from escaping, she takes him by the hand whenever they go out. The demon scowls. “It’s like you’re walking a dog.” But later, she forgets to hold his hand. When she turns around, she sees the demon standing still, refusing to move, his expression hesitant, awkward, and unmistakably aggrieved. “Why aren’t you holding my hand anymore?” ① Sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside × dark-on-the-outside, sweet-on-the-inside ② A healing fairytale Theme: Love isn’t magic. Perseverance and courage are what matter