After transmigrating to a matriarchal world, Ailin tries to escape the evil women.
In the Papal State,
As the Holy Son, he seduces the Pope's mother!
He has an affair with the Pope's sister!
He gets involved with the leader of the Knights' Order and has a tryst with a cult elder!
While suppressing the cult, he stabs the Pope in the back!
In the Grand Duchy,
As the duke's lover, he cheats on the duke with her enemy!
He seduces a top military general!
He contacts the queen's maternal relatives, informs on the queen, and makes the duke's planned rebellion public!
He lures the duke into a trap and betrays her utterly!
In the United Kingdom,
As the king consort, he gets involved with the queen's sister and has an affair with a demon!
He contacts foreign races, summons an evil god, and betrays the kingdom!
As the armies of foreign races bear down on them, he stabs the queen in the back!
At last, just as Ailin, who had betrayed so many evil women, thinks he is finally free,
seven beautiful, perfect figures appear before him beneath the pitch-black night sky. Their powerful presence defies every word in the world.
The figure leading them is none other than the Pope, dead for many years.
In a sinister voice, she says to Ailin,
"Run! Why aren't you running anymore?!"
It turns out the Pope he slept with was the reincarnation of the Goddess of Light.
The Grand Duchess of the principality he betrayed was a vampire god undergoing a trial.
The wife he stabbed in the back was the reincarnation of the Goddess of Nature.
Every woman he betrayed was a reincarnated deity!
"..."
Ailin, now aware of the truth, is on the verge of tears.
"I know I was wrong... Can you forgive me?"
He sobs pitifully, looking utterly adorable.
"What do you think?!"
the women cry angrily in unison.
In the end, gods and demons carry him to the throne.
It turns out he had already tamed gods and demons with love.
This book is full of color
This... Is just too much... I personally find it a bit hard to accept, maybe I'm just too invested in it.
I feel we don't need to add too many interjections, like "it's burning too hot," "it's about to break," or "it's too prominent." Just describe Irene's scenes directly. Also, is this based on the Irene from the game "King of Glory"?
This is no ordinary bad guy; we have to deal with him severely.
It's so frustrating to be stuck here. I need to get back up and unleash a counter-attack! Stopping here is just too painful.
It's so good, it's made my stomach itch.
The fire broke out, and my second brother cried. 😭
We need to trap and kill this little rascal! 😋
The main character and Arya absolutely must have a happy ending! Even though it's obvious the current emotional scenes are just a setup for the later tragedy, I still hope for a good ending—not just a happy ending from the characters' perspective, but a happy ending from the readers'.
The more I look at it, the more it resembles a Gu Master.