Because this is a niche, fan-driven project, you won’t find it on mainstream platforms like Crunchyroll or Amazon. Instead, try these sources (safety note: use ad-blockers and avoid suspicious downloads):
On the title screen, look for v2.00 or ENG v2 in the corner. If you see the new “Dog Princess” art (white hair, red kimono, chains on her wrists), the update worked.
This refers to an adult-rated indie RPG or action game (likely created in RPG Maker or similar engines).
Copy the entire game folder (e.g., DemonsStele_v1) and rename it DemonsStele_v2_Patched. Always patch a copy.
Fan translations are a gateway, but they don’t pay the bills. If you enjoy The Demon’s Stele and the Dog Princess, consider:
Never pay for a fan translation directly—that’s piracy profiting. Instead, support the official release if ever licensed (e.g., by Seven Seas Entertainment or Tappytoon).
As a “Dog Princess,” she belongs to a beast-kin race often looked down upon in xianxia worlds (compared to dragon or phoenix clans). The story may explore loyalty, savagery vs. civility, and what it means to be “monstrous.”
You need the original, untranslated version of The Demon’s Stele: The Dog Princess. Search for the original title:
It was likely distributed via Freem! (a Japanese indie game platform) or Project1 (a Chinese RPG Maker forum). Do not ask for pirated links on public forums.