The Future Calamity’s Brainwashing Won’t Wear Off

The Marquis Serpentine household, handling gloomy sorcery as the King’s loyal hunting dog. Oscar, the second son of the Serpentine family, encounters a prospective disaster trapped in the most secret place of the mansion.

“If you set me free right now… I will at least spare your life.”

Zachary Thaddeus. The moment he met those navy eyes. Oscar realized that he had been reincarnated into a dark fantasy novel.

Zachary, a prince of the Sacred Empire, is the protagonist who will later tear both the Serpentine family and the kingdom to shreds, wiping them out entirely, after being mentally broken from being kidnapped by the House of Serpentine.

If he wants to survive, he must break the prospective disaster’s brainwashing.

After using every ounce of his strength to break the brainwashing spell placed on Zachary, Oscar chooses marriage in order to escape the Serpentine family himself… Yet Zachary, whom he had exerted so much effort to set free, returns and burns his new marital home to the ground.

“Fucking hell, you set me free? You threw me away, you mean.” 

…? 

“Was just having me by your side that horrifying to you? I told you just to let me stay by your side!” 

…???

What should I do? It seems the spell on this guy still hasn’t fully worn off.

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Genre/Setting: Western Fantasy

Keywords: Western Fantasy, Obsessive Top, Devoted Top, Traumatized Top, Handsome Top, Frail Bottom, Beautiful Bottom, Gentle Bottom, Naive Bottom, Salvation

Top: Zachary Thaddeus – A prospective disaster destined to destroy the kingdom. To avoid being abandoned by Oscar, he hides his dark intentions and acts completely gentle.

Bottom: Oscar Serpentine – A young master of the Serpentine family who transmigrated into a novel and is striving to prevent a tragic future. Feeling guilty toward the brainwashed Zachary, he does his absolute best to restore his freedom.

Recommended For: When you want to see the terrifyingly fierce devotion of a prospective disaster obsessed with a frail young master.

Key Quote: “You set me free? You threw me away, you mean.”