Not following the expected path? Reborn and unexpectedly married to a demon.

Seventeen was a bit older than him and had been by his side for many years, no matter how calm he appeared on the surface.

He could also tell that Jin Wuchen was in a bad mood lately.

Especially after he put on that blood-red amber ring.

Jin Wuchen didn't say what the amber's purpose was, but he inadvertently saw Jin Wuchen using blood to nourish the amber.

His gaze was intentionally or unintentionally fixed on the promise finger. When he saved the young saint last time, he confirmed his guess that the promise finger was related to the young mistress Chu Luo.

If the young master wasn't dealing with the people who needed to be dealt with this time, it was probably mostly related to the young mistress, Chu Luo.

"Seventeen, when was the last time I had the leisure to do so?" Jin Wuchen suddenly remembered something.

Fearing he might have mixed things up, Seventeen took out a book from his pocket and immediately began to read it on horseback.

Jin Wuchen was taken aback by his actions. Looking at the book cover, it didn't seem to be a proper book, and it didn't look like a book for men.

It looks more like a storybook.

He was puzzled. When did the usually reliable Seventeen become like this?

Could it be that he's been preoccupied with worrying about Chu Luo lately and has been neglecting him?

"I'm asking you a question, what are you looking at?" Jin Wuchen asked.

"I found it. It was after the Mid-Autumn Festival last year, when we dealt with the Fourteenth Pirate's Den," Seventeen replied affirmatively.

Jin Wuchen found it even more strange, as Seventeen had never had the habit of recording things with a pen before.

"When did you become so free that you even had time to write things down?"

"It wasn't me," Seventeen chuckled, denying it. Then, she carefully and cautiously put the book away.

But Jin Wuchen reached out and pulled it away, and the wind blew the book onto the page that Seventeen had just been looking at.

The left side of that page clearly read Chapter Fifty-Two: The Mid-Autumn Festival Tales of the Demon Moon Prince.

Jin Wuchen glanced at it a few times and then read through all fifty-two chapters, which were quite lengthy.

I now understand that the "Demon Moon Prince" he was referring to was him.

The author of this book is exaggerated and pretentious.

Based on a trivial matter with only a few facts, he fabricated a whole bunch of nonsense and wrote so many long-winded words.

And those nonsensical fantasies are simply unbearable to look at.

The accompanying pictures are even more...

He frowned and flipped to the cover of the book, where he saw the title: The Leisurely Life of the Demon Moon Prince.

Below, in smaller print, were some suggestive words.

Jin Wuchen suppressed the urge to tear the book to pieces and glanced at the author's name: Jade-Faced Young Master Unsatisfied.

His eyes flashed with murderous intent; he shouldn't have let that thing go in the first place.

Just as he raised his hand, intending to smash the book to ashes, Seventeen, quick-witted and agile, snatched it back.

"Young Master, please have mercy! This isn't the only one I have."

"When did he write this? We need to have someone destroy him and this lousy book!"

Jin Wuchen was somewhat displeased.

"I'm afraid it will be quite difficult. This book, 'The Leisurely Life of Young Master Yaoyue,' is very popular in many places outside of Jiangzhou, making Young Master Mianbuyi an instant hit as the most popular storyteller."

Seventeen told Jin Wuchen about the current situation.

"And then?" Jin Wuchen asked.

Seventeen said with difficulty, "Then, the difficulty in eradicating this storybook is probably not much different from those books by Shao Sheng that are repeatedly banned but never get removed, and the more they are banned, the more people read them."

Upon hearing this, Jin Wuchen couldn't help but curse, "Is he crazy? I've been telling him to stay away from me, but he's perfectly fine with it..."

Seventeen knew that this dissatisfaction was because he had truly offended his young master.

The young master is so refined that he rarely, if ever, would scold anyone.

If things don't go well in front of the young master, things will definitely turn out badly.

Seventeen thought about the scene for a moment, then shook his head.

Unhappy is really sick; he'd be overjoyed if the young master paid him any attention.

The main thing is to strangle or torture him; he won't die of excitement first.

Seventeen shuddered at the thought of the wicked methods hidden beneath that effeminate and handsome face of the man who was not pleased.

"Young Master, he has successfully secured a place in your heart, which doesn't mean he's gone back on his harsh words to you."

Since there was no one around and Jin Wuchen wouldn't kill him, Seventeen became increasingly bold in his speech.

"Yan Shiqi, you're becoming increasingly outrageous!"

Seventeen quickly shut his mouth.

It was clearly Jin Wuchen who had been too flamboyant in the past.

Even with his most flamboyant appearance concealed, his martial arts skills, personality, and his style of doing things either in a big way or in a way that is groundbreaking all attract attention.

Not only women like him, but even playboys like him. This wicked, handsome young man, Bu Yi, is the most obsessed among them.

That person is unsatisfactory in everything he does, and is eccentric and cunning. He can find ways and means to achieve whatever he desires, no matter how unpleasant it may seem.

His recklessness, arrogance, and sinister nature came to an abrupt end when he encountered Jin Wuchen.

After being thoroughly subdued, he felt immense admiration for her.

Unfortunately, despite all his scheming, he couldn't even touch the hem of his young master's clothes.

When it comes to arrogance, no one can surpass his young master's arrogance, but he has toned it down recently.

"If you weren't in Jiangzhou, where would you have come from?" Jin Wuchen asked.

"Thirteen brought it back from Dancheng."

"Didn't you say it wasn't in Jiangzhou? Give the order: it's forbidden to appear in Jiangzhou, and it's also forbidden to spread in other places where it hasn't appeared yet."

Jin Wuchen understood somewhat how Feng Zhe felt about banning the Flying Goose Book everywhere.

"Young Master, others don't know you are Young Master Yaoyue. If we ban you so openly, it might seem like we're trying to hide something."

"How many rumors have you been spread about before? When have you ever cared? Why are you so concerned this time...?"

Overall, "The Leisurely Life of the Demon Moon Prince" is quite well-written. Although it may not be as exciting or interesting as real life, it still captures about 50-60% of the facts.

Although some of the content is not so easy to accept, who can blame them when the author is the one who harbors ill intentions towards his young master but cannot bring himself to do it?

"If this book falls into Chu Luo's hands, with her intelligence, as long as she knows a couple of things about my past, she will definitely be able to deduce that this book is related to me."

Upon hearing Chu Luo's name, Seventeen immediately understood that the young master was no longer alone and had many things to consider.

Are you worried that the young mistress might misunderstand that you and Ruyi have something going on, and that she might be jealous?

Jin Wuchen was somewhat amazed at how much he had read; perhaps his brain had been damaged by reading too many books.

"Would she?" Jin Wuchen asked in return.

It would be good if Chu Luo were jealous.

Seventeen thought to himself, "Although the young mistress is one of the most beautiful young ladies..."

But her personality and past actions really don't seem like those of someone who would act impulsively over matters of love and romance.

Furthermore, her attitude towards the young master doesn't seem like she'd be jealous.

Jin Wuchen was afraid that if the book fell into Chu Luo's hands, she would definitely dislike his way of doing things even more.

If anyone misunderstands that he has some connection with Bu Ruyi, even if he chops Bu Ruyi up and feeds him to the dogs, Chu Luo probably still won't believe it.

"Don't worry, the young mistress isn't in Jiangzhou, nor in those bustling areas. As for other places, I'll give the orders, so this book shouldn't be able to get there."

Seventeen agreed and quickly sent out the message before changing the subject.

"Young Master, what were you trying to say when you asked about the pirate extermination during last year's Mid-Autumn Festival?"

Have you ever seen Madam Chu and that Chu Yinmei?

Seventeen was puzzled. Last Mid-Autumn Festival, the Jin family and the Chu family had absolutely no connection.

The marriage alliance with the Chu family was clearly planned for this year, so why is the young master bringing up this mother and daughter again?