I raised 100 villain brothers

Chapter 35 Wuwu Never Wants To Be My Sister’s Cub 35
"It was too cruel for him there."

Bai Luo flipped through the plot in her mind, after Zai Zai escaped from the hunter.

Even if he regained his freedom at that time, his body was covered with scars.

No one can cure it, he can only heal himself a little bit by metaphysics.

He was afraid that hunters would capture him, so he kept fleeing in the appearance of a human cub, and finally fled to the prosperous capital.

He wandered alone in the capital like a little beggar. Although he successfully avoided the hunter, he was bullied by other beggars and spurned by all the clean and glamorous people.

It was hard to heal old wounds and add new ones.

It was freezing cold.

Qian Li could only shrink back in the corner of the bustling market.

Fortunately, he found that every morning, several carts of live animals would be sent to various restaurants.

With no strength, he can only rely on these live animals that do not need to be caught for food. Every day, when the driver who transports the live animals is not paying attention, he climbs into the cart and absorbs the essence of the sun and the moon from them.

But the essence of the sun and the moon in live animals is scarce after all, and he has accumulated it for a year, but the demon power is still very weak.

He picked the weakest among the beggars who bullied him, and began to suck humans one by one.

Once, he was spotted by a passing official lady and was arrested by her guards on the spot.

The official lady is very curious, so she raised this monster privately.

After discovering that the demon has a very good-looking appearance, he treats him more and more as his own pet, locks him up and raises him carefully, and wants to tame him and learn to obey and please his master.

But Qian Calamity can never be tamed.

She went to find a well-known demon catcher in Wangdu, and that demon catcher came up with a bad idea, that is, to lock Qian Li into a dark iron cage, hang him with iron chains, and send him to the cave of ten thousand demons.

"When he understands how cruel those demon spirits are and knows how to be afraid, he will know how kind his human master is to him, and then pull him up to domesticate him."

The housekeeper agreed heartily after hearing this.

Qian Li was trapped in the cage and was sent into the abyss step by step.

Human demon catchers cannot capture the pure demonic aura on his body, but those hungry demon spirits can smell it.

There are countless evil spirits in the Ten Thousand Demon Cave.

As soon as they realized that the monster that was sent in was of extraordinary origin and was in an extremely fragile state, they crazily bumped into the iron cage to go in and devour him, so as to gain a chance of resurrection.

Qian Li, who was still the size of a child at that time, huddled in the middle of the iron cage every day, just like when he was a little wolf cub, fearful but powerless against fate.

Fortunately, the cage is strong.

The demon catcher has imposed heavy restrictions to stop the demon spirits.

During the countless days and nights when she was so panicked that she couldn't sleep, Qian Li curled up, holding the bottle filled with the essence of the sun and the moon, and only dared to take a small sip each time to extend her life.

He longed to get out.

Don't be afraid for a moment.

There were no screams or impacts in his ears, allowing him to close his eyes and rest for a while
System: "The host, it is precisely because of his cruelty that he can restrain the little villain's advanced growth and demon power, stimulate his blackening value that should have risen, and bring the plot back on track."

"." Bai Luo suddenly felt powerless.

Aware of her hesitation, the system reminded: "Don't forget, this world is just a replica created to replace the villain's painful memories, cruelty is not real."

"And, we will only intercept the warm part from the process of caring for them, and downplay all the pain, so there is no need for psychological pressure and guilt."

(End of this chapter)