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Married to the Demon King, the Sun God Begs for My Return

On the eve of her wedding, Alicia, the Saintess of Order, is secretly drugged by her elder sister Lina and catches her fiancé, the Sun God Apollo, in an affair with Lina. The two turn the accusation against Alicia, framing her for an illicit relationship with a guard. Humiliated before the gods, Alicia has her engagement annulled and her divinity stripped away before being cast into the Abyss as a sacrifice. At the brink of death, the dormant royal blood of Lilith awakens within her, transforming her into a succubus. She falls into a cavern where Lucifer, the Demon King, has been sealed for a thousand years. Through an unexpected twist of fate, Alicia forms a soul-seal bond with him and breaks his ancient imprisonment. When Alicia awakens, she is no longer the obedient and innocent saintess others once controlled, but a reborn queen empowered by seductive royal blood and a burning desire for revenge. She strikes a bargain with Lucifer and follows him to the Demon Palace, where she is scorned and challenged by its maids and the elders of the Abyss. Faced with humiliation and attack, Alicia reveals the ancestral mark of Lilith’s royal blood. Its overwhelming power forces the nobles of the Abyss to kneel before her. From that moment on, Alicia joins forces with Lucifer to wage war against the Divine Court, expose the hypocrisy of Lina and Apollo, and make everyone who betrayed her pay the ultimate price.

Story Guide

Episode 1

The night before her wedding, Alicia, the Saintess of Order, is glowing. Her elder sister Lina coos that she'll be the most beautiful bride in the divine realm and sends her to wait alone in the temple's side hall — the maids already dismissed. Then Alicia's body turns strange. A man who is not Apollo takes hold of her, and she can't scream, can't move, can't understand why. Meanwhile, Lina and Apollo speak of a plan: by morning, the whole divine realm will believe its pure saintess spent her bridal night with a temple guard. Alicia walks in on the two of them together and asks how they could betray her — with her own sister.

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Episode 2

Caught, Apollo and Lina don't flinch. They sneer that Alicia is a boring ornament, a holy statue who trembles at a kiss — and Apollo wants a real woman. Then they flip the story: Alicia cast a spell, she seduced a guard. Before the elders, Lina swears she saw the Saintess of Order lie with a temple guard in a side chamber on the eve of her wedding. Alicia cries that she was drugged, that she's been framed, but no one listens. Apollo dissolves their engagement, orders her divinity stripped, and offers her as a living sacrifice to quell the Abyssal uprising.

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Episode 3

Cast down, Alicia insists she did nothing wrong, cursing the hypocrites of the divine realm. Something in the dark is pleased — it's been a long time since it tasted divine blood. A voice tells her that a saintess's duty is to preserve her purity, but once that seal is broken by desire, the Lilith royal blood inside her will awaken — and every man will go mad for her. Alicia's grief hardens into a vow: she gave up a saint's pride for Apollo, and he betrayed her. So she will become the woman he forever desires but can never possess.

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Episode 4

Something is wrong with Alicia's body — it moves without her permission, heat and instinct taking over. In the cavern, a chained presence demands to know what she thinks she's doing. This is Lucifer, the Demon King sealed for a thousand years. By the time the night is over, the seal that held him is broken, and Alicia greets him with a wry "Good morning, lord of the Abyss," as if she hadn't just upended a thousand years of imprisonment. Neither of them expected this — least of all her.

Episode 5

Lucifer accuses her of branding him with a soul mark; Alicia protests she had no idea last night would do that. He demands whether she understands what a soul mark means — and that a mere sacrifice dared touch him. She fires back that she never wanted this: betrayed by her fiancé, framed by her sister, thrown into the Abyss to wake beside a stranger. With his seal broken and nowhere else to go, she proposes a deal — take her with him, and she has a way to make the Divine Court pay. She's his now, she says. He can't get rid of her anyway.

Episode 6

Lucifer brings her to the Demon Palace, and Alicia is startled: everyone says a demon's lair is cold, damp, and reeking, but this place is beautiful. He orders her bathed and changed, then sent to his chamber. The welcome is anything but warm. A demon woman who clearly adores her king demands to know who this lowly human is, standing in his bedchamber. Alicia doesn't back down — she isn't human, and she questions what right an "ugly bat" has to challenge her here. The palace has already decided it hates her.

Episode 7

The maids and elders of the Abyss don't just sneer — they attack. One taunts that even the Divine Court's lapdogs hit harder than she does. When Lucifer finds her hurt, he wants to know who did it. An elder insists this strange human woman barged into the royal hall and defiled the king's bedchamber, and should be seized at once. They sniff her and find no trace of the Divine Court — only the mixed stench of a low-level demon. A wingless mongrel, they call her, and trespassing in the king's hall is a capital crime. Three elders move to strike; Alicia coolly notes the Abyss has a strange way of welcoming a guest.

Episode 8

Lucifer's voice cuts through the hall: who gave them permission to touch her? The elders don't yield. They argue that this woman appeared at his side right after a thousand-year seal, unknown origins, uninvited into his bedchamber — surely a spy planted by the Divine Court. Then the room goes silent. An elder recognizes the mark on her: the ancestral crest of Lilith's royal blood. Alicia claims it without flinching, declaring herself the direct heir of Lilith's royal blood — the queen of the night in the Abyss. The nobles who meant to punish her now have to reckon with what she truly is.

Alicia's fall is only the beginning — follow her from betrayed saintess to Abyssal queen and see who kneels next.

Cast

  • Alicia — Saintess of Order, later succubus and queen of the Abyss
  • Lina — Alicia's elder sister who betrays her
  • Apollo — Sun God and Alicia's fiancé who betrays her
  • Lucifer — Demon King sealed for a thousand years

FAQ

Who is Alicia in Married to the Demon King, the Sun God Begs for My Return?

Alicia is the Saintess of Order and the bride-to-be of the Sun God Apollo. After being drugged and framed by her elder sister Lina, she is stripped of her divinity and cast into the Abyss as a living sacrifice. There, her dormant Lilith royal blood awakens, turning her into a succubus, and she later declares herself the direct heir of Lilith's royal blood — the queen of the night in the Abyss.

Who betrays Alicia, and how?

Her elder sister Lina and her fiancé, the Sun God Apollo, betray her. On the night before her wedding, Lina drugs her and leaves her alone in the temple's side hall, where a man who is not Apollo takes hold of her. Lina then swears before the elders that she saw the Saintess of Order lie with a temple guard, and Apollo flips the story to claim Alicia cast a spell and seduced a guard. Apollo dissolves their engagement, orders her divinity stripped, and offers her as a living sacrifice to quell the Abyssal uprising.

Who is Lucifer and what is his connection to Alicia?

Lucifer is the Demon King who has been sealed for a thousand years. Alicia falls into the cavern where he is chained, and by the end of that night his seal is broken. He accuses her of branding him with a soul mark, and she proposes a deal: take her with him, and she has a way to make the Divine Court pay. She tells him she is his now and that he can't get rid of her anyway.

What is the Lilith royal blood, and why does it matter?

A voice in the dark tells Alicia that a saintess's duty is to preserve her purity, but once that seal is broken by desire, the Lilith royal blood inside her will awaken — and every man will go mad for her. Later, in the Demon Palace, an elder recognizes the ancestral crest of Lilith's royal blood on her. Alicia claims it without flinching, declaring herself the direct heir of Lilith's royal blood and the queen of the night in the Abyss, forcing the nobles who meant to punish her to reckon with what she truly is.

What happens when Alicia arrives at the Demon Palace?

Lucifer brings her to the Demon Palace, and Alicia is startled that it is beautiful rather than the cold, damp, reeking lair she expected. He orders her bathed and changed, then sent to his chamber. A demon woman who adores her king demands to know who this lowly human is, and Alicia doesn't back down, questioning what right an "ugly bat" has to challenge her. The maids and elders attack her, calling her a wingless mongrel and a trespasser, until Lucifer demands to know who gave them permission to touch her.

Is Married to the Demon King, the Sun God Begs for My Return worth watching?

The series is a ReelShort fantasy built on revenge, betrayal, hidden identity, and enemies-to-lovers themes. Its hook is the fall of the Saintess of Order: drugged by her sister, framed for infidelity, stripped of her divinity, and cast into the Abyss, where she awakens as a succubus and forms a soul-seal with the sealed Demon King. The article frames her fall as only the beginning, following her from betrayed saintess to Abyssal queen.

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