The Demon King Is Taking a Break Again Today

After working himself to death with endless overtime, modern office worker Luo Ning swore he would never push himself so hard again in his next life. Instead, he transmigrated into the ultimate Boss of another world, the Demon King, who had to be online 24 hours a day, 365 days a year! Faced with the System's wildly unreasonable overtime demands, Luo Ning went to meet the hero who had come to provoke him, wearing the resentment of an overworked employee on his face. Then, right in front of the hero, he hung a little sign on the grand and imposing Demon King's castle: [Closed for the day. No visitors] Hero: ??? The Demon King had ruled the demon realm for three hundred years. Rumors said he was bloodthirsty and cruel, an all-around menace to the other world. Leslie had been born amid the expectations of the prophet and the people, quickly grown into a hero capable of holding up the heavens, and sought out the Demon King at the first opportunity. So why was the Demon King always taking a break?! When would his mission ever end at this rate?! -- On the hundredth day of waiting at the Demon King's castle to challenge him, Leslie finally saw the Demon King leave the castle, sneaking around as if he didn't want anyone to see him. Leslie immediately followed! But then he discovered that the infamous Demon King, the one who could scare children to tears, had broken off his own horns, folded away his pair of soft black wings, and squeezed into a snack stall in the slums to wait in line for barbecue. When the Demon King noticed he was being followed, his face darkened. After a moment's thought, he reached out with his demonic claws... Then turned his palm over and reluctantly gave Leslie half of his favorite roasted wing. Leslie: ... If he remembered correctly, wasn't that the wing of a low-level demon under the Demon King's command? -- Demon King bottom x hero top Three hundred and eighteen years old: how is that not an age-gap romance? Theme: Expand your horizons and change your life