So I Really Am the Demon King

[I've already asked my editor to unlock this story. I'm so sorry to everyone who had to wait. I've realized that whenever one of my stories goes over 100,000 words, I can't write anymore if I have to stop updating for one reason or another qaq] Luo Yan started dreaming when he was eleven. His dreams were always vague and ethereal, with strange voices occasionally ringing out, as if from deep beneath the earth in ancient times. The voices sounded unlike anything humans had ever heard: eerie and otherworldly, like the breath of some indescribable monster in its sleep. But Luo Yan never paid them any attention. He was a staunch materialist. At sixteen, Luo Yan transferred to a school in Japan, and his peaceful everyday life gradually began to take a strange turn... "Has he ever looked at you? His eyes are like a devil's: cold and merciless." "I saw it with my own eyes. At dusk, when the boundary between worlds grows thin, his shadow became huge and terrifying..." "He's definitely a monster! He's not human, that's for sure." "He was there? Officer, I can assure you the murder was definitely his doing." For some reason, the people around him were filled with fear and hostility toward Luo Yan. He thought they must be crazy. Maybe it was just some new way of bullying someone at school. After all, he was good-looking, academically gifted, a foreigner, favored by his teachers, and a transfer student. Sure enough, he was iced out within days, so he didn't think much of it. But things got more and more bizarre. Whenever something bad happened, everyone who had seen him, whether an old man, a child, or a complete stranger, would insist without the slightest doubt that he was responsible. Luo Yan: "?" After being named the culprit for the Nth time, Luo Yan was numb to it. Honestly, wasn't it strange that there were so many murders in this country? And why did he always end up running into them? Maybe he should just stay home and never go out again. Later, he learned that even staying at home couldn't save him from having blame dumped on him out of nowhere. But the unbelievable things didn't stop there. One day, Luo Yan woke up and found that he could see strange lines of text appearing before his eyes. [Hahahaha! Submit to the majesty of the Demon King!] [Long live our king!!!] [His Majesty is so cute when he's little, mmm, yes!] [Humans are so ugly, but His Majesty looks gorgeous in human form. As expected of His Majesty!] [A new comic?] [Looks like a crossover.] [Wow, the new character is so handsome. I've decided he's my new husband.] Luo Yan: "..." He needed to find time to see a doctor. *Misunderstandings make everyone think the protagonist is someone else* *The whole world thinks I'm the mastermind* *Despised by everyone, loved only by villains* *All right, I know I dug myself another hole. Let me get down on my knees with maximum drama first: Sumimasen* [Note] Abbreviation key: qs: indeed 73: the author of Detective Conan zwkfk: the author of Bungo Stray Dogs jjxx: the author of Jujutsu Kaisen yysy: to be fair nsdd: you're right yyds: an eternal god About repeated comic content: It won't appear again after Chapter 30. Sorry for making the reading experience unpleasant qaq About the protagonist's frustrating situation: Here's a little spoiler: the protagonist really isn't innocent when it comes to being labeled the big boss, because he actually is one _(:з"∠)_ The protagonist isn't a good person in the traditional sense, but he's not just here for laughs either. If I had to describe him, think of him as an ancient king. You can trust in his authority, but not his mercy. Since this is a misunderstanding-driven story, his subordinates sometimes misinterpret his intentions and cause unintended consequences beyond his control. He has amnesia, after all. Does that make it feel less frustrating? The early chapters may seem a little frustrating, but he takes off later, so don't worry. This is basically a fun, satisfying story qaq Theme: Everyone is remarkable and the protagonist of their own story.