As the Demon Lord, I Imprisoned a Fairy

In the shadowed realms of cultivation and destiny, Wu Qin is granted a second life after a first filled with unimaginable darkness. Once viewed by the world as a conscience-less madman and a ruthless demon, he had been the cold-hearted force that drove his distant wife and beloved daughter to their graves—only to tear the entire world asunder in his grief-stricken rage. Reborn with a singular purpose, he vows to love the ethereal fairy who was once his wife in a way that transcends everything he once was. This time, his devotion burns brighter than any flame of destruction. “My wife,” he murmurs, his voice laced with quiet intensity, “I would give you the stars themselves if you asked. Anything your heart desires.” Xiao Qingyue’s answer is soft, almost wistful: “Freedom…” His smile never falters. “Anything but that, my love. You are mine—now and for all eternity.” When she pleads for the smallest mercy—“Please… just one night alone?”—his gentle refusal carries the weight of unbreakable promise, softened by a playful glint in his eyes. “Did I truly promise you everything? Ah, my dear, that was only in jest. Why take it so seriously?” Decades later, Wu Qin has become legend itself: the universally feared Great Demon, nightmare of every chosen hero, master of the plunder-refining system, architect of the heavenly chessboard, and supreme overlord who bends time and fate to his will. Yet in Xiao Qingyue’s eyes, he is simply the most devoted husband and tender father who ever lived—his every glance, every touch, a quiet testament to boundless adoration. And in the quiet sanctuary of their shared eternity, she looks at him with eyes full of trust and longing, and whispers: “My lord… I want you to whip me severely.”