Summary
The princess trapped in the tower brings in a marriage. Her husband has killed his ex-wife several times. The frightened princess eventually wakes up the sarcophagus in the basement and calls out the devil…. “I don’t want to marry him, Raven.”
About The Devil
Readers know The Devil as a series filed under Drama, Historical and Romance, credited to Ena. It also circulates as 비 첸치.
Based on how it is tagged, this is a series where the weight of the story sits in relationships and consequences rather than spectacle, the setting is drawn from a past era and the central thread is the relationship between the leads.
143 chapters are available to read, the most recent is chapter 183, posted on 20 September 2023.
Starting The Devil from scratch means beginning at Chapter 1. It has been on the site since 20 September 2023. Every chapter between then and now is listed on the series page, in order.
| Alternative titles | 비 첸치 |
|---|---|
| Author | Ena |
| Type | Series |
| Genres | Drama, Historical, Romance |
| Chapters | 143 |
| Latest chapter | Chapter 183 |
| Last updated | 20 September 2023 |
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Frequently asked about The Devil
How many chapters of The Devil are there?
The Devil currently has 143 chapters on MangaOwl. The list was last updated on 20 September 2023.
What is the latest chapter of The Devil?
The latest chapter listed is chapter 183, added on 20 September 2023.
Who wrote The Devil?
The Devil is credited to Ena.
What genre is The Devil?
It is listed under Drama, Historical and Romance.
What else is The Devil called?
It also appears as 비 첸치.
Where should I start reading The Devil?
Start at Chapter 1, the first chapter listed. The series page carries every chapter in reading order.
Is The Devil free to read on MangaOwl?
Yes. All 143 chapters currently listed can be read in the browser at no cost, with no account required.
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