The Demon Lord Keeps Getting Exposed

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Also known as [Is My Dear Husband Raising Me, or Am I Raising an Old Man?] [Those Days I Raised a Villain]

Lan Liang was a penniless little Taoist priest. After saying goodbye to his "con artist" master, he went out to exorcise demons. Along the way, he found an injured lop-eared rabbit and rescued it on a whim.

The bunny transformed into a tiny little child.

From then on, Lan Liang's life became neither human nor ghost.

He went to complain to his master, who took off his mask and shed his secret identity.

Lan Liang: ?

He went to complain to his "good friend," who took off his mask and shed his secret identity.

Lan Liang: ??

He went to complain to the Pavilion Master of the Tuji Pavilion, and that Pavilion Master took off his mask and shed his secret identity.

Lan Liang: ???

He went to complain to the Immortal Venerable of the Tuzi Mountain Immortal Sect, and that Immortal Venerable took off his mask and shed his secret identity.

Lan Liang: ????

Out of options, he turned around and hugged the little one, bawling his eyes out. "I feel like the whole world is lying to me! Waaaah!" Then the little one didn't take off his mask, but shed his secret identity.

Lan Liang: !!!!!?

Lan Liang nearly fell to his knees. "Big shot, how many secret identities do you have?!"

Lan Liang looked up at the distinctive ribbon on the rabbit ears of the Demon Lord across from him.

He finally got it. Grabbing his peachwood sword, he jabbed the Demon Lord in the stomach. "Hah! Demon! You've been deceiving me this whole time. Prepare to die!" (Jab!) "Die!" (Jab!) "Die!" (Jab!)

Lan Liang suddenly threw the sword to the ground. Damn it! I can't bring myself to do it!

The Demon Lord scooped him into his arms like a child kidnapper. "Let's make a deal. Write your name on this paper, and I'll make sure you're fed and clothed, okay? Hmm?"

Lan Liang: "That... actually sounds like a pretty good deal."

So he nodded.

And then he somehow ended up married.

Lan Liang: "…"

A sweet but clueless Taoist priest who can never balance his books, paired with an attack who loves wearing secret identities, holding the script, and bullying the recipient everywhere.

[Next novel]

Snap Out of It! You're a Hostage!

Recipient's point of view:

Hu Ke failed to cultivate successfully and was struck by several tribulations of lightning, which sent him into a book.

In the book, he was a nobody who was bullied, forced into a political marriage, and beaten to death by a mob to move the plot along.

His marriage partner watched coldly from the sidelines the whole time.

Having already been killed by lightning once, Hu Ke valued his life. On the surface, he carefully tried to please his violent, unpredictable marriage partner, who killed without batting an eye, while privately plotting how to escape.

But Hu Ke realized there was something strange about his marriage partner.

At their first meeting, his marriage partner gave him a cold glance and walked away. When he returned, he had a hand warmer in his hand, and said in a stiff voice, "Don't freeze to death."

Hu Ke: ??? So scary!

Attack's point of view:

Qin Zhihe was married to a young boy. At first sight, he thought the boy was selfish, cowardly, and greedy.

He treated the boy coldly until one day he saw him blushing as he brought over a bowl of noodles and gently wished him a happy birthday.

Maybe living like this wouldn't be so bad.

On the boy's birthday, Qin Zhihe returned with a gift for him, full of anticipation, only to find a battered corpse.

Theme: Without small steps, you cannot travel a thousand miles; without tiny streams, you cannot form a river or sea.