I’m the Holy Son, but After Being Captured, I Became the Demon Lord

It's hard to find something that's both ancient style and has black stockings, so I can only use starlight to make do.

After reading all sixty chapters, my biggest feeling is discomfort. Why discomfort? Because there was nothing interesting to read. This type of novel isn't new; the initial plot is quite simple, focusing on the interaction between the male and female leads to build their relationship. If you're writing about a power struggle, the male lead should help the female lead devise strategies.

I was a Daoist saintess who, after being captured, became the demon queen.

Give me a good ending this time, otherwise I won't get any votes and nothing. 🤫🤫🤫

Hmm... I haven't watched it yet, but I wanted to ask, what's with the "holy son getting married" part in the synopsis? Is it the kind of marriage I'm thinking of?

Keep it up! I've been following this book since the last one, and I feel even more eager to read this one. Keep going and write more!

I'd like to ask, if someone doesn't like a certain book but keeps recommending it to them every day, what can I do to stop them from recommending it?

Killing them outright is the only reasonable course of action. They're already enemies, and the initial plan was a marriage alliance targeting the demon race. Why keep them alive? Everyone knows this holy son is just a figurehead; why think he's useful? Are you afraid of being targeted after killing him? They're already being targeted; what's the point of keeping him alive if you don't kill him to boost morale? Aside from boosting morale, killing him is utterly useless.

Hmm, it's finished. As usual, I'll make a post about it. The subject matter of this book was quite appealing, but it felt rushed. The protagonist's increased combat power after his soul splitting and leveling up was barely noticeable; by the end, it felt like I hadn't read anything at all.

This protagonist is way too arrogant! Even with his life in someone's hands, he's still so cocky, spouting nonsense and daring to make all sorts of demands. What a character! If I were the enemy, I'd just leave him barely alive.