Don't Touch My Wife. I'm a Vampire

Don't Touch My Wife. I'm a Vampire — A high-ranked vampire reincarnates into a mortal corpse, discovers sunlight no longer harms him, and swears to shield the deceased man's suffering wife.

Elite Blood Realm noble Abel Houston gambles seventy-three million blood crystals on a forbidden ritual to walk in daylight. The ceremony collapses, prompting the Old Steward to move in for his core. Abel activates a Reincarnation Curse, hurling his consciousness into the Mortal Realm inside a deceased gambler's corpse. He awakens to find the sunlight he once craved no longer burns his skin. The borrowed body comes with Anna, the gambler's mute wife, who endures brutal abuse in silence. Abel vows to protect her, deploying his vampire abilities and alchemical knowledge to secure their survival while the Old Steward pursues him across realms.

Quick answers

Why does Abel Houston reincarnate into a mortal body?

His sun-immunity ritual fails and the Old Steward tries to harvest his blood core, so he casts a Reincarnation Curse to escape.

What advantage does Abel gain in the Mortal Realm?

Sunlight no longer burns him, and he retains vampire powers and pill-refining knowledge to protect Anna.

Recommended for

Readers who want a displaced noble using supernatural skills to defend a vulnerable spouse against pursuers from his old world.