The Trickster's Taming Guide of the Devil (BL)
"I don't care if I fall in love with the devil, as long as he loves me the way he loves Hell." Caspian, a trickster transmigrator, finally gets captured by The Sentries of the Multiverse, a federation dedicated to sanctioning anyone who uses the Multiverse for personal gain. What happens when the federation, which imprisoned him for the past 300 years, needs his help to save their leader Hadrian? Or, as Caspian calls him, the devil Hades, the very one who arrested him after evading Sentries for a century. After making a deal with the second Celio, Caspian agrees to transmigrate to the multiverse and recover Hades' scattered soul-flakes. Who said that while he works, Caspian can't get revenge for all the bodies he'll inhabit to gain power? He's the trickster, he of the many faces who finds life in death and who fears no evil; he who walks through portals. What did they expect? Hades sneered and said, "Trickster, love will be the end of you." Arc 01: Ancient Era (36 Chapters) Arc 02: ABO (36 Chapters) Arc 03: Reality TV Model (42 Chapters) Arc 04: Actor (29 Chapters) Arc 05: Magic (16 Chapters) Arc 06: Piano Virtuoso (Ongoing) Arc 07:... Arc 08:... Warning R18. 2 extra chapters the very next day, for every super gift.
2.13 Him and No One Else
As Caspian and Yecheng ate, he felt much better. It's Hades, so of course he wants him to only love him. He understands Yecheng better, now that he knows the details of his childhood.
He's been through so much. Despite that, he built an empire. But in the original timeline, he was still unhappy until he died. He never met someone he built an emotional connection with.
His mental health kept declining until he died. Thinking about that makes Caspian ache. He turned Yecheng's face and he met his eyes.
"I don't like wasting food either."
He understands why it's so important to him now. Food was a rare commodity for him, so he abhors people who waste it.
Yecheng couldn't stop himself from smiling. It seems like Peach made the connection between his childhood, and his comment the day they met.
"You care what I think?"