I Got Pregnant After Becoming the Demon Lord

He Zui is the Demon Lord in a cultivation novel.

The frail Demon Lord, his body ravaged by illness, crossed mountains of corpses and seas of blood despite his poor health, unified the Demon Realm, and became the cultivation world's most notorious harbinger of calamity and killer.

One day, the Demon Lord accidentally got drunk and feverish. He grabbed someone at random to help him, never realizing who he had caught hold of in his dazed state.

At the time, his “ally,” the Ghost King, was having a candlelit conversation with him.

His long-estranged master suddenly paid him a visit.

His loyal Left Protector kept watch outside all night.

His lovesick disciple schemed to take advantage of his master and usurp his place.

The Demon Lord, who had unexpectedly become pregnant, wore a dark expression and rose with his sword in hand, swearing to find the bastard who had taken advantage of him and chop him up to feed to the wolves.

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Later, when the Demon Lord finally found the culprit, his hands were tied behind his back. His brows furrowed as he barked, “How dare you!”

The dog he had raised for years finally shed the mask he had worn for so long, transforming into a vicious wolf. Leaning close to his ear, he chuckled softly. “There are even bolder things we could do. Would Your Lordship like to try?”

A seemingly loyal dog but actually a mad wolf, a dual-personality protector gong ×

A ruthless, decisive, frail beauty of a Demon Lord shou

Reading Guide:

· 1v1, shou-centric, happy ending. The shou transmigrates into the novel and is very powerful, just physically frail. There is scum getting what they deserve, no choosing between love interests, and a little harem magnet appeal. The shou only loves the gong; everyone else has unrequited feelings for him.

· The gong has two personalities, which eventually merge into one.

· The Demon Lord's true form is a kind of bird, so he will lay an egg in the end. The baby is definitely the gong's.

Theme: Protecting each other, standing side by side, and weathering hardships together