Irresponsible version:
The dog demon Yinchen is a mother-obsessed good-for-nothing who pretends to be useless while hiding his strength. His greatest dream is to eat and sleep, then sleep and eat, living a peaceful, secluded life with flowers in the front yard and vegetables in the back.
Unfortunately, Yinchen's mother, the object of his devotion, is far too powerful.
So, under his mother's watchful eye and at her urging, he can only go around winning over everyone who comes to challenge him, one by one, until he rules the world... No, that's not going to happen. o(≧v≦)o~~
Regular version:
In his previous life, he was Feng Yusu, the second prince of the Dog Demon Clan in the Western Kingdom of the Demon Realm.
In this life, he is Pei Yinchen, a "good-for-nothing" from Luowu Town, an obscure little town in the mortal realm's Huaxia Kingdom.
What kind of boundless affection will he find in this completely fictional crossover world? What sort of "reclusive" life will he lead?
A crossover world bringing together all kinds of settings... Entirely fictional, this crossover world is...
Damn it, this is an adaptation, this is plagiarism. If you are so numb, you might as well write the Japanese version. Every time I read it, I feel the word Embarrassed with capital letters in my heart.
It looks good. Don't update it after too long. Update it quickly, quickly, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I found you yo' little. Liquor. Bottle'~ Actually, this title has nothing to do with whether you drink it or not! Drunk? What I immediately thought of was 'wine'!
"Looking to the Sky" is probably an adapted version of "The Tutor". . . Yes. . . Bar. . . Okay, leave a claw
Damn it, this is an adaptation, this is plagiarism. If you are so numb, you might as well write the Japanese version. Every time I read it, I feel the word Embarrassed with capital letters in my heart.
It looks good. Don't update it after too long. Update it quickly, quickly, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I found you yo' little. Liquor. Bottle'~ Actually, this title has nothing to do with whether you drink it or not! Drunk? What I immediately thought of was 'wine'!
"Looking to the Sky" is probably an adapted version of "The Tutor". . . Yes. . . Bar. . . Okay, leave a claw