Transmigrating as a Demon-Patterned Servant

Pang De died, then came back to life in another world as a "demon-marked servant."

That meant a mark on the back of his neck, and a master of his own.

But the one Pang De met was rather honest. He was just lonely and needed someone around.

Pang De had no choice but to put up with him and keep him company. Before long, there was no need to put up with anything.

Later, they adopted two tailed children as their sons. Before he knew it, Pang De had a house, children, and a partner.

As for who was the master and who was the servant, that was better discussed in the bedroom.

Not a farming novel.

A slow-burn, sweet romance with an overpowered golden finger, but not quite a traditional power-up wish-fulfillment story. The top spoils the bottom, and the bottom spoils the top.

Warning: This is a wish-fulfillment writing exercise, with Mary Sue traits, a golden finger, melodrama, and no logic. If that's not your thing, X out and protect your health.

The novel is complete. Any skipped chapters are for bug fixes; please forgive me.

Couple: Pang De X Fang Ke.

One-on-one. Bottom's POV. Happy ending.

Thanks to the wonderful artist who drew the character designs:

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