The Little Prince and the Great Demon King

A sinister, hypocritical seme x a down-and-out, sickly little prince uke Version One: Rong Hua is a down-and-out rich kid. One day, he sees someone in trouble and saves a young man who nearly falls into ruin. The young man has a tragic past and is penniless. Feeling they have much in common, Rong Hua takes pity on him and lets him stay at his house. The young man is gentle, considerate, and understanding. Knowing Rong Hua's home is practically bare, he still pays rent on time every month. Rong Hua is very pleased with his new housemate. Until one day, he accidentally catches the other man tearing a monster apart with his bare hands. The scene is so gruesome that he flees the crime scene on the spot. Afterward, Rong Hua takes a long time to calm down before finally gathering the courage to approach the man again. He tactfully explains, "You know my financial situation isn't great. I really can't afford the expenses for two people, so could you..." "Once you bring certain things home, you can never get rid of them." Mu Bie whispers in Rong Hua's ear. "As it happens, I'm one of those things." Rong Hua nearly cries. "But I'm really poor. If you live with me, you'll starve to death." "Don't be afraid, darling." Mu Bie smiles. "When I'm hungry, I'll just eat you." Version Two: "You grew up in an ivory tower. I came from the abyss below." I reach out to you from a darkness with no end in sight. From the top of your towering, cloud-piercing tower, you look down at me. The instant our eyes meet, you are bewitched by me, and I am captivated by you. "Darling, why are you crying?" "But even if you cry, I won't let you return to the top of that tower." You are my desire, and you are my pain. You are the abyss, too. Basically, it's a story about a little prince bewitched by a beautiful face, who brings the great demon king home and fights monsters while falling in love. [Highlights] 1. The seme isn't human, and he eats people without leaving a single bone behind. 2. Ghost seme, human uke; urban fantasy and supernatural romance. A love story in the guise of a serious drama, one-on-one, happy ending. 3. A fairy tale mixing Eastern and Western elements. 4. No taking things out of context. No taking things out of context. No taking things out of context. There are lots of foreshadowing and original settings. If it's not your thing, click the X. Please don't curse in the comments and spoil the reading experience for others. Weibo: @Shiyu Mengsheng Gege A Theme: Falling in love.