The Villainous Princess's Pet Snake Is an Evil God

The youngest princess in the kingdom, Desina, kept a giant black python as a pet.

People said that like attracts like. Desina had chosen the snake because it had nearly bitten her wrist clean off. The snake was ferocious by nature, and the little princess was spoiled and wicked. They were a perfect match.

But only Desina knew that her snakey was not ferocious at all. It was adorable.

It liked to lick her face with its long, forked tongue. It liked to slither into her bed at night, its cool, smooth body wonderfully comfortable to cuddle. When she studied, it curled up on her legs and fell asleep, forcing her to stay at her desk all afternoon and making her grades soar without her even trying.

Snakey is so cute, way better than dogs and the like!

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After Desina transmigrated into a book, she stayed true to her wicked princess persona, because she knew this was a feel-good kingdom-building novel, and the heroine was her second older sister.

The heroine was Heaven's favored daughter. Not only would she lead the kingdom to prosperity, she was also a saintly sort who never held Desina's mischief against her. So Desina dutifully followed the plot, afraid the heroine might miss out on an opportunity.

What Desina didn't know was that the novel had stopped updating and ended abruptly after she transmigrated into it. The world descended into chaos, and the male and female leads were eventually killed by the evil god after he regained his powers.

When Desina transmigrated into the book, the heroine had also been reborn, and turned evil.

On a moonless, windy night, as the heroine, now evil, joined forces with a neighboring kingdom and broke through the gates of their homeland, Desina clutched her snakey and stared in stunned confusion for a long time.

Wasn't the heroine's mischievous little sister supposed to have an easy ride to a guaranteed happy ending?!

Just then, the snake in her arms suddenly turned into a black-haired, golden-eyed man who looked exactly like the evil god described in the book.

As usual, the man rubbed his face against hers and smiled, his thin lips curling up. “Beg me. Become my divine consort, and I'll consider helping you this once.”

* One-on-one, both leads are inexperienced, happy ending, no children

* The heroine is silly and adorable; the hero is a doting, fatherly snake

* Lighthearted daily life, irreverent Western fantasy

Theme: Live as your true self