A Handbook for Reforming a Mad Dog God

[I'm back and updating slowly. I'll finish as soon as I can, and I absolutely won't abandon it.] Also check out my upcoming novel, The God of Light Doesn't Want to Go Home. Please add it to your reading list! Blurb below! [Blurb] The only god in the world is the God of Darkness. In this world shrouded in darkness, people depend on divine light to live, yet suffer miserably under the god's cruelty and indifference. The System sends Ella into the past and tells her to set the God of Darkness straight while he's still human, turning him into a gentle, warm-hearted God of Light who cares for all living things. So she finds the half-dead Alaynis. He's badly injured, so she brings him the best medicine to treat his wounds. He can't sleep all night, so she lights a candle and holds his hand until he falls asleep. He's humiliated, so she risks angering her family to stand up for him. Don't kill people, don't hurt the innocent, be kind to animals, and help the weak. Ella leads by example, determined to make Alaynis into a virtuous and noble god. Alaynis grows more obedient, more docile, and gentler with every passing day. The lowly slave everyone despised is transformed into a Saint praised night and day by the bards. At a banquet, Ella watches Alaynis surrounded by people, his every move drawing admiration. She takes a sip of the fruit wine offered by a kind soul and smiles with satisfaction. So it wasn't that hard to set him straight after all. Late at night, Ella sleeps soundly. Alaynis quietly leaves the estate. His silver-white hair turns black, and his usual docility vanishes, leaving only blood-red eyes and violent rage. He finds the man who had shown Ella attention at the banquet, gently takes the hand that offered her wine, and fixes him with a smiling gaze brimming with murderous intent. - After completing her mission, Ella returns to her own time, only to discover that the world is still dark. People say the god is a madman, driven insane for thousands of years after being deceived by someone whose name must never be spoken. Ella stares at the portrait that has held the top spot on the wanted list for over a thousand years, and silently covers her face. #What do I do when the sweet puppy I reformed goes mad? Asking online, urgent# [Reader's Guide] 1. A warm, healing little sun VS a gentle puppy in public and a sinister, violent wolf in private. 2. A beautiful, powerful, tragic male lead who goes mad. He's quite suspicious at first, but won't actually hurt the female lead. Once he falls for her, he's an utterly loyal big puppy. 3. The author's headcanon is everywhere; the author will make the logic work somehow. 4. One-on-one romance, single-commitment, happy ending. Blurb for The God of Light Doesn't Want to Go Home Alya finds a little angel with a broken wing in the mud of Hell. Hell is a harsh place, completely unsuited to angels. Alya assumes he's just a little brat. Once she's nursed his injury, she plans to scare him into leaving, but then... Overnight, he turns into a grown angel! Now she can't scare him off or chase him away, and he's clinging to a demon and refusing to let go? Maybe it's because he's spent too long in Hell. He has none of an angel's purity or restraint, but he's picked up the demons' ways with ease. He wants to kiss and cuddle her as soon as they meet, and he can't keep his hands off her tail. You'd think he was a demon pretending to be an angel. "When are you going back to your Heaven?" Alya pushes away the angel leaning against her and pulls back her heart-shaped tail to keep him from petting it bald. The angel doesn't answer. His warm wings wrap around her, but Alya finds them too hot and tries to escape. She turns into a slippery snake and wriggles toward a gap in his embrace. The angel laughs and catches her, gently cradling her slender snake body in his palm. She slips from his hand, and he lowers his head to kiss every inch of her scales. In eyes she cannot see, emotion surges uncontrollably, the joy of recovering what was lost after waiting ten million years. Much later... Word spreads that the God of Darkness has been defeated and thoroughly thrashed by the God of Light. The demons have grown used to their god's humiliating losses. But this time, rumors about the God of Light's reason for starting the war are everywhere. Apparently, He wants to move His divine palace to Hell so a certain demon will stop telling Him to go home. A demon full of gossip asks Alya, "You thought he was an ordinary angel, but it turns out he's the God of Light, and now he's moved in next door. How do you feel about that?" The radiant god approaches. Alya looks at his familiar face and calmly puts on a pair of anti-glare sunglasses. "Please remember to turn off the sun tonight. Thanks, my dear neighbor." [Reading Guide] 1. A demon lady who's slow to catch on romantically and has a quirky way of thinking x a god who won't give up until he wins his wife back. 2. The setting is fictional, and there are about as many headcanon details as feathers shed by angels. 3. The author's lost her hair and thrown away her brain. All that's left is a mouth that wants to eat sweet treats. I've completely let loose, so it may be a bit absurd. The plot and logic may be as fragmented as my hair. [Highlighted] Please show some support for my completed novel, After I Used and Abandoned the God of Light~ Theme: Warmth can melt the darkness