This novel and When the Wine Wears Off, the Dream Remains are companion stories.
When the Wine Wears Off, the Dream Remains is complete. If you like finished novels, feel free to check it out.
Chu He sighed inwardly. In the end, there was no escaping this. If he'd taken Qing Teng back to the Underworld when they first met in Ten Thousand Demons Valley, would Qing Teng have been spared so much suffering?
Qing Teng: "If you weren't so highborn, I'd offer you the throne of Demon King as my betrothal gift and keep you here in the Demon Realm. But with your status, the throne of Demon King just isn't good enough."
Qing Teng could never give up the Demon Realm, and Chu He would never abandon the Underworld. They were destined to be unable to stay together forever.
Chu He: "Haven't you heard? A wife is no match for a concubine, and a concubine is no match for a secret lover."
Qing Teng: "I also know that a secret lover is no match for someone you can't have."
Chu He: "If I can't have you, then I'll just have to take you!"
Theme: Never forget your original aspirations
The author would like to make a suggestion: pay attention to the punctuation in the dialogue. Always using exclamation points in some places that do not need to be used will make people look awkward and reduce the readability of a good article. However, this is also a problem faced by many new authors. Please give it a try, author.