The Demon's Rules: Extra Story

Chen treated you as a friend, but you married his daughter. Even if you had married Chen, I could have accepted it. 😐😐

I never imagined that the breakdown of that marriage would hurt Dancing so much; so many years have passed and she still hasn't gotten over it. The fact that she hasn't mentioned it at all speaks volumes about her resentment.

One day, I saw Chen say to Du Wei, "As long as my thorns stand, the tulips will never fade." In that instant, my affection for Chen grew immeasurably.

Since the start of the Hunting Kingdom series, I haven't been able to write what I wanted to write. My writing career has completely stalled; I can no longer produce amazing works like Du Wei of the Luo Lin family or Fifth Master of the Big Circle. Who still remembers the 355 cigarettes of yesteryear? Tang San also gives the impression of creative exhaustion.

I've read *The Devil's Law* at least 20 times, and *Hunting the Country* many times too, but I especially love *The Devil's Law*. Wu Da hasn't said anything about filling in the plot holes after all these years. If *The Devil's Law* really does continue and fills in all the character and story plot holes, then I'll truly have no regrets in life. 😭😭😭

Suddenly I had a craving for classic Western fantasy, like those old-fashioned books with level one to nine magicians and academy-style plots. But after flipping through countless titles, I couldn't find a single one. Then, for some reason, I suddenly remembered *The Devil's Law*, and surprisingly, it had a side story! I remember reading it around 2011 or 2012.

As long as my thorny banner stands, the tulip will never fade. Ten years have passed in the blink of an eye, I really miss it.

Hussein and Louis's wedding has yet to take place. 😭

Is it true that she was cheated on twice while dancing?

Chapter Two isn't right, is it? 😅