Wei Zhô jun cheng

Centuries ago, there was the great King Wei Zhi Jun Cheng, the king of snakes and lord of all Korea. A legend circulated that said Jun Cheng had a beautiful wife, Luana, who was kind, gentle, caring, stubborn, and humane.

Wei Zhi Jun Cheng was madly in love with her, he loved her more than anything, she was his world. The king, who was arrogant, spoiled, egocentric, cruel, and cold, knelt before his beloved.

Until one day, JunCheng organized a grand party for his beloved wife and soulmate's birthday. Some thieves tried to steal her jewelry, and when they fired shots, Luana stepped in, taking the bullet and dying instantly.

(AT THE MOMENT)

From that day on, JunCheng became even colder and more cruel. He vowed to find the reincarnation of his beloved and bring her back to his kingdom.

(Currently, one)
A BILLION CENTURIES LATER

JunCheng went to the human world pretending to be a billionaire CEO—cold, egocentric, spoiled, handsome, arrogant, etc. The only thing he knew was that the reincarnation of his beloved had a birthmark on her chest and the bite mark of her soulmate on her neck, covered by makeup.

JunCheng decides to open a position for a personal assistant. Many women apply, but none succeed, until the last candidate arrives for the interview.

JunCheng smells flowers, the same scent his beloved had. He turns and sees a young woman identical to her, and the snake within him stirs, eager to claim the girl, ready to inject its venom and leave her excited, sweet, and calm. JunCheng resumes his familiar posture—cold, self-centered, spoiled, handsome, arrogant—but his snake bites him from within, demanding that he pull his reincarnated wife into his lap and remind her of her past life. His eyes redden as the inner snake tries to take control of his mind and body, but he closes them before the girl notices, smells her heat, and he knew she was in heat.