The shopkeeper's face turned deathly pale with anger: "You..."

"Looks like I need to find someone who seems more capable."

Si Jin interrupted the shopkeeper with a light smile, then turned her head and saw the red-clad demon slowly entering.

With a smile in her beautiful peach blossom eyes, she pointed to the extremely dangerous figure in everyone's eyes and asked, "How about that one?"

Shopkeeper: ...

His curses were abruptly cut off, and the next moment he burst into laughter despite the pain.

The shopkeeper once went to the Church of Eros and made a wish to Eros for endless life.

He has been in the gambling den for two hundred years.

I've seen people who don't care about their lives, but I've never seen anyone this reckless!

That's Mo Linyuan!

Who has that bloodthirsty demon ever set its sights on?

If you get close to him, you'll be torn to shreds in less than a second, so why would you want to do *that* with him?

This pretty boy is practically asking for trouble!

"That's good, really good."

The shopkeeper suppressed a laugh and said to Si Jin, "Go ahead and find him. We won't talk about sex. If you can kiss him, I'll let you participate in that life-or-death gambling game worth ten million right away."

"I'll cover the funding! Hahahaha!"

"Okay, it's a deal."

Si Jing agreed readily. When he met the gambling den owner, he reached out and patted him on the shoulder.

With divine intervention, the power of the god of love that sustains his endless life was drawn from him.

Then, taking advantage of the shopkeeper's inattention, he walked to an empty table and pulled out a tissue.

After folding it several times, it was made into a white rose.

Then, I picked up a glass of red wine and used it to slightly embellish the flower, using divine power to protect its shape, thus creating a red rose that exudes the fragrance of wine.

With a smile on her face, she walked towards the demon who had planned this all along, and held out a flower.

"Sir, would you mind trading a flower for a kiss?"

Mo Linyuan didn't speak, but raised an eyebrow and pulled the boy into his arms.

With a mere 5cm height advantage, he looked down at the person and pulled them into his arms.

Upon seeing this, the gambling den owner almost burst out laughing.

Very good!

This stupid pretty boy has messed with Mo Linyuan; he's doomed!

In her mind, Xiao Yao lit three incense sticks again to accumulate merit for her master.

With hands clasped in prayer: 【May you rest in peace.】

The moment Si Jin was embraced by Mo Linyuan, everyone in the gambling den stopped what they were doing.

Holding their breath, they wanted to see what would happen if they provoked the demon.

I've long heard of Mo Linyuan's formidable reputation; today I'm eager to witness firsthand just how spectacular the scene of a demon killing people truly is.

However, before they could finish their excitement, Mo Linyuan lowered his head and gently kissed the boy's lips.

The fleeting kiss, full of tenderness and care, left the onlookers, who were waiting to see what would happen, completely stunned.

So demons are... this easy to talk to?

Everyone stared at Mo Linyuan in disbelief.

He took away Si Jin's flowers, but still held her tightly and refused to let go.

She leaned close to the boy's ear, as if she were biting it.

But only Si Jin heard the heavy threat: "That shopkeeper is dead. I'm going to chop him up right now."

"There's no need." Si Jing hugged him back and whispered, "I still have to gamble his life on this life-or-death situation. How could you destroy my toy? I'll be heartbroken..."

After saying that, she pushed Mo Linyuan away and nodded politely, "Thank you, sir, your kiss was very sweet."

Then, he turned to the shopkeeper and said, "It's a life-or-death casino game with a stake of ten million. You said you'd get the money for me. Here you go."

The shopkeeper, greedy for money, instinctively wanted to back out, but Si Jin's next words terrified him: "I've already spoken to Mr. Devil and asked him to be a witness to the betting game, you absolutely mustn't..."

"Don't go back on your word."