Ordinary human Sang Nan meets a soft, delicate little cat who is exceptionally good at seducing people. Deeply tempted and blinded by lust for a moment... no, confused for a moment, he gets caught up in the human-demon conflict against his will and somehow ends up on the villains' side.
A spoiled, willful, clingy little demon prince with a head full of schemes VS a pure-hearted, timid but broad-minded, goofy human top
Key point: Villain and servant, villains, villains... (A certain villain: We're real villains, not just playing a role.)
Happy ending. Very sweet, very adorable, with only a little angst. Overall, it's a sweet story. Please leave comments, please leave comments, please leave comments.
Content warnings:
1. The protagonists spend half the book in the human world and half in the demon realm. Some of the demon-realm stories get pretty bloody, but they're also very fantastical.
2. The important princes and princesses in the Demon King's family are very open-minded about sex, so if that's not your thing, please leave.
3. By the usual conventions, the protagonist should actually be the third prince. He's a very charming bottom with several men deeply in love with him. He also has a substantial role in the main story, so readers bothered by the original protagonist, now a supporting character, having a romantic history should leave as soon as possible.
4. The little prince really did do wrong. Please don't make excuses for him just because he's cute.
Theme: Kittens are so cute and so wicked.
I found that the summary in one sentence is very accurate.
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Hey, it's a pity that I don't read much modern literature. I just passed by... =(
(˙-˙)... How do you say that? After being single for a long time, even looking at a cat will make you look pretty...
The person who raises cats is about to faint when he sees this, so even if I like cats no matter how much I like them, I will never raise them (who cares)