When Destiny Brings the Demon Episode 24

Progress

Both sides are gaining ground. The two vipers comparing notes. 😝 Even the demon preceptor was surprised at how forward Shi was in cutting the fake formalities and get to business chat. I hadn’t paid attention that the aunt was really his sister. His son was easily duped and his niece who had more spine was as evil as her uncle and prepped to become worse. It would do all worlds a favor for this clan to never reincarnate or procreate. They need to be exterminated. Feng Qi is being duped like the son and his obsession keeps him blind to reality. Sima Jiao woke that part up. I am glad he had the gumption to tell off the old ghost. Didn’t expect that really. Tingyan accepted the pills and cultivated to a level giving her soul manor access. She sees what happened to Shi’s son and how he cursed her. She also sees how she was forced to kill him. This is something Jiao should never have done. He sees that now and in this respect, he and Shi are exactly alike. They recognize the necessity of the action, but do not care of about any trauma or impact their actions cause. The only difference between them is Jiao has regret. He had many other options to choose from. Here he was like Feng Qi thinking it would be her preference. He follows her to a section she has just discovered. She finds her old notes and a pair of rings. Funny how he showed up right then. He played it cool and just asked if rings were ok?😝😂 She agrees for them to share but reminds him it’s couple not marriage rings. He is just happy boyfriend title is for him.🥰 Houlong is now grown. She is acting more like Ruling now and I find I like her less. She is back to snubbing the snake. I want her to remember the pain she caused those she labeled friends. I don’t want her to repeat those actions. Ruling was right to have Tingyan clean up. She has not bathed or changed outfits since rescued. I like how he warms the water to her perfect temperature. I hope these two will get a true couple moment before chaos hits.

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