Seduced the Doomed Villain (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 189
I asked Devir to keep my use of magic a secret, but there were no secrets in this mansion.
The Duke had found out that Devir’s wounds had vanished—and that they had transferred to Diana.
To uncover the exact circumstances, the Duke chose a cruel method: he beat his own son even more harshly, caring nothing for the boy’s pain, solely to conduct his experiment.
All just to witness with his own eyes the wounds disappearing from Devir’s body.
Diana, unable to bear it any longer, stepped forward, shielding Devir.
Seeing Devir Beatus reduced to rags, Diana lost control of her emotions in a surge of fury.
While confronting the Duke, Diana was careful not to let her actions harm the collapsed Devir.
Yet the Duke, devoid of any remorse, fixed his gaze solely on Diana.
A raw smile surfaced on the Duke’s previously emotionless face, causing heat to pulse through her until tears spilled down her cheeks.
“You don’t deserve to be called a father!”
[No! My child!]
Her rage instantly summoned magic, engulfing the Duke’s body—but the Duke only seemed pleased.
“So it wasn’t a failure after all.”
Muttering under his breath, the Duke summoned a silent force in his palm. Surprisingly, he used magic himself.
Employing, though faintly, the power supposedly exclusive to the Imperial Family—and with remarkable precision—he repelled Diana’s surging magic.
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Male lead is a Love-Obsessed Merman
When he discovers she has gone, he risks everything to pursue her on land, enduring agonizing pain to transform his tail into human legs…

One-line summary: Male lead chases female lead. The male lead’s love is a bit sick, an invincible love brain.
Synopsis
During a voyage at sea, Jiang Yang accidentally captures a merman.
Servant: I heard that mermen are fierce and brutal.
Jiang Yang looks at the merman obediently rubbing her palm like a puppy: “You call this fierce and brutal?”
Servant: I heard that mermen have no human nature.
Jiang Yang looks at the merman with wet puppy eyes, obsessively calling her ‘A Yang’ like a childish infant: “You call this having no human nature?”
With great difficulty, she releases the merman back into the sea and returns to shore.
Who would have thought that in less than half a month, the merman, who should have been freely wandering in the South China Sea, would shed his scales, endure the pain of losing his tail, transform into human legs, and come ashore to find her?
He kneels at her feet, rubbing her palm, with merman tears rolling down: “A Yang, don’t abandon me.”
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- Artemtisforaday Chapter 191 — Paragraph 78
“Sister…”
You’re wrong, Diana. This poor girl DID blame herself. That’s why she accepted all the abuse! Ugh. Ophelia is so tragic. 😭
- Artemtisforaday Chapter 191 — Paragraph 25
This time, however, would be the last. Having already expended immense power, us
😭😭😭 Noel! Don’t leave us! I hope he lives and can have a full life.
- Artemtisforaday Chapter 191 — Paragraph 97
Her twisted skin had smoothed completely, every trace vanished without a mark.
Oh, so NOW you think she’s beautiful? Gah. No one deserves Ophelia!
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I hope Noel lives! Also, still feel bad for Ophelia.
So Rodric could show some brotherly love to Felice but not Ophelia? And what about Felice? Where is his brotherly love for his sister? Why can’t he love Ophelia as much as he loves Rodric? This is the only thing about this story that leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
Wow. This story was so convoluted, it was hard to follow. I’m going to have to sit on this and write a more thorough review another time. After I read the side stories.