After the Little Devil Lost His Memory, Humans Finally Chose to Leave

Part one of the detective trilogy. As the name suggests, it was originally an idea, but one day it was slightly expanded, and it became a beautiful love story that I was also striving for. The background is the United States in the 1980s and 1990s? I am a fan of the magical worldview, where the Holy See and the devil world fly together, and exorcisms and detectives share the same color. The demon in the title is really a demon on the magical side, and a demon lord with a castle in the demon world. Of course, I always like to do things with a love branch under the main storyline of the general background, so strictly speaking, this article is an inconspicuous side story under the traditional demon-killing main storyline. But the main storyline of slaying demons will only linger in my mind for a while, and I don't even know if I can write it. Pure love, the female protagonist is a demon lord, and the male protagonist is a human detective. The perspective will switch between the male and female protagonists but most of the time it is on the male protagonist's side. I'd also like to mention a source of inspiration – Hide and Seek-Lizz Robinett. Later I will make up for the hide and seek between the heroine and the hero when they first meet in the human world. The story line of this article begins with the detective male protagonist being abducted by the demon female protagonist and brought to the demon world to be an old married couple. Five years later, the female protagonist suddenly loses her memory. It is also known as "Old Couple's Divorce March". The heroine is a former domineering and willful little devil and now has amnesia and is a willful and cute little girl. The male protagonist is a delicate mind who likes to think too much. He is a former student of the Holy See School, a former human detective, and now a self-taught exorcist. The male and female protagonists have a son, but so far there are not many scenes, and the perspective is mainly from the third person "he/she". I hope the little angels can get used to this kind of narrative method without calling names. Purpose: To explore the richness and variety of emotions of different races