Teaser
Apr 19, 2018
Genie
Top comment
When you accidentally marry your sisters future husband. Happens all the time
Recommendation for you
-
Recommendation
Destined To Be an Outcast
Romance Fantasy 104.6k likes
-
Recommendation
Let's Play
Romance 304.3k likes
-
Recommendation
The Detective Agency for Regretful Male Leads Is Open for Business!
Romance Fantasy 7.5k likes
-
Recommendation
The Tyrant's Thirteen Returns
Action Fantasy 1.2k likes
-
Recommendation
The Incognito Princess
Romance Fantasy 96.6k likes
-
Recommendation
National Job Change: I'm Stuck As the Weakest Dragon Tamer?!
Action Fantasy 1.6k likes
-
Feeling lucky
Random series you may like
The God of Pain's Groom
4.6m views128.2k subscribers
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY DEMONICBLACKCAT.
For centuries, the Clandor families have provided brides to the Khaol, The God of Pain. The Clandors have always bred beautiful females: they’re pale-skinned, golden haired, and mild-mannered.
That is, until one day, Forrest Clandor refuses to be wedded and attend a typical high school house party instead. Fortunately, her twin brother River Clandor is up for the task. He pretends to be Forrest and step up to ‘marry’ Khaol. He doesn’t believe that the whole thing is real, until Khaol really does show up and accepts him as his groom.
Can River handle being married to a mercurial, short-tempered God? And how did his family end up in this situation anyway? Also, why doesn’t Khaol seem to mind that he just married a guy?
For centuries, the Clandor families have provided brides to the Khaol, The God of Pain. The Clandors have always bred beautiful females: they’re pale-skinned, golden haired, and mild-mannered.
That is, until one day, Forrest Clandor refuses to be wedded and attend a typical high school house party instead. Fortunately, her twin brother River Clandor is up for the task. He pretends to be Forrest and step up to ‘marry’ Khaol. He doesn’t believe that the whole thing is real, until Khaol really does show up and accepts him as his groom.
Can River handle being married to a mercurial, short-tempered God? And how did his family end up in this situation anyway? Also, why doesn’t Khaol seem to mind that he just married a guy?
Comments (2,122)
See all