My Prince Is a Monster

A question: What do you do when you meet a demonically charming stranger you've never seen before, who keeps insisting you take responsibility for him? Do you talk him around or sleep with him? The directionally challenged Pavilion Master, who has somehow become entangled with him, has plenty of grievances to air. Why did she have to go all softhearted and pick up this demon? Even if she did, she should have tossed him to the wolves right away! If you don't nip a demon like this in the bud, won't he wreak havoc on the world? But actually, before directionally challenged Feng had ever gotten lost, and before chauffeur Chu had ever taken the wheel, this demon was still an innocent little white rabbit. Then he met a big bad wolf in a rabbit's disguise, and his innocence and morals went rolling away like the mighty Yangtze, never to return. But as one unreliable ancient saying goes: “What's gone can't be brought back, and lamenting won't help. But you can always demand emotional damages!” So the little white rabbit, now promoted to demon, bounced off to scam the big bad wolf in rabbit's clothing~ ----Male supporting characters exist to keep the male lead on his toes; female supporting characters exist to give the male lead a hard time-----