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Venerable Demon King & The Doting Immortal (QT)

The Venerable Xiang Yu, an eccentric villainous half-blood demon King was infamous in both the demon and human realm for being a cold-blooded ruthless devil that could kill with no remorse. Demons and humans feared him, cultivators wanted him as a trophy and the immortals saw him as a thorn in their side. The only reason he didn't get smote by the Heavenly King's searing lightning of divine wrath that could kill all mortals and immortals was because he kept the deadliest demons in check maintaining peace between the two realms. Despite his reputation, he had a small cult following in the human realm. They took him as their deity for his selfless acts of benevolence. Such rare selfless acts led him to rescue the fallen immortal Han Xin. But his benevolence became his downfall. Condemned to death, he faced an impossible choice: serve the Heavenly King or die with no marked grave. Xiang Yu: Hahaha... death isn't so bad after all. Heavenly King: You... Han Xin: Wife, you can't escape even in death. At least when you are alive you have a chance to run. Xiang Yu: QAQ...

Andru_9788 · LGBT+
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340 Chs

He is taken

"It's nothing," Xiang Yu replied, forcing a lightness into his tone, hoping to ease their fears. "I just need to take my medicine, and it will be fine." The words tumbled out, a desperate attempt to comfort them even as he felt the weight of his own truth pressing down on him.

In reality, the situation was far more complex. The original Xiang Yu's natural physique had been forcibly altered, leaving him in a precarious state where no amount of Pheromone Regulation Therapy or medication could truly soothe his disorder, not even in higher doses. They could have sifted through the database when they found that no omega could help him.

Any other alpha with a high match rate would have sufficed but his father's insistence to keep the nature of his condition a secret had led him to exploit someone close to Xiang Yu instead. It was a precarious solution, one that felt like walking a tightrope.