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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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336 Chs

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AN: One chapter today, I needed a break. I will make up tomorrow. Thank you.

Xiang Yu tied the belt of his judo suit with practised ease, the blue fabric contrasting sharply against his pale skin. He glanced at himself in the mirror of the home gym, a rare smile tugging at the corners of his lips. Blue might just be his colour, he mused. Running his fingers through his hair, he noted how the short style framed his face well, though he still preferred the freedom of his long hair. Perhaps he would grow it out again while he was in this world.

As he admired his reflection, the door creaked open, and Han Xin stepped in. His footsteps faltered as he caught sight of Xiang Yu, who was lost in his own thoughts. Han Xin's breath hitched, mesmerised by the sight before him. Xiang Yu's appearance was nothing short of dazzling, a magnet for attention wherever he went. It was no wonder he was so popular.