Shabby and small, quite unconventional.
Li Lin sipped his tea, silently making his assessment.
This isn't a comment made about the hovel that a white-collar Brave who works in 10086 shares with his royal boyfriend, the Demon King, where two grown men have to squeeze together and live off cucumbers and konjac every day. Despite how lowly Deluz is, his life is still much better than that of the demon lord who works at McDonald's, supports a stay-at-home husband and a reclusive person, endures all sorts of difficult situations daily, and would be overjoyed by a raise of 100 yen per hour.
The size of the living room is enough to accommodate a family of three. The sofa, tea table, tea set, vase, landscape painting, chandelier are all obviously high-cost items. There's even a mechanical clock on the mantelpiece. Unlike some noble families, the V.E logo is prominently displayed, not poorly covered or torn.
