Summoning Succubi

Speechless #(sad)#(sad)#(sad) The beginning was really painful for me. Although I know the male lead isn't strong in reality, why does CCB always portray him as being forced into sex? And aren't the succubi supposed to be grateful to the male lead? I've never seen the succubi properly consider the protagonist's feelings. They just threaten him when they want CCB (like not working properly or having multiple people drain him dry). It's so frustrating to watch! They even say things like the protagonist's feelings don't matter, which makes me laugh in anger! #(Vomit)#(vomit)#(vomit) No, they said they were grateful to the protagonist for leading them out of darkness, and this is how they repay him? Knowing the protagonist isn't strong, they threaten him and then CCB. Why not let the protagonist develop first? Knowing the protagonist has superpowers, sending people to protect him is normal, but why not simultaneously make the protagonist stronger, drink more experience potions, and level up? Instead, they threaten him for CCB all the time. They have no foresight at all. Honestly, this makes me feel so frustrated. The early CCBs are basically all obtained through threats. Seriously, it's so frustrating to watch. It's not even as enjoyable as watching "Loli Hero".

It's fucking toxic, the author is an idiot.

Where is the new group? The old group is gone again.

Loli succubi are a good thing, but involving official organizations is a bad thing. I've noticed that many urban fiction stories like "Hedgehog Cat" (刺猬猫) rely heavily on mentioning official organizations whenever there's a bit of supernatural power, as if they don't know what else to write to advance the plot.

Honestly, after reading the first few chapters, I couldn't help but complain. First of all, when you encounter something you don't understand in a game, don't you look it up online? Don't you consult guides to improve your gameplay? If you're the only one playing this game, then you should know there's something wrong with it. Furthermore, if an exact replica of yourself appears in front of you in the game, you should realize there's something wrong with it. The protagonist seems to be in a daze, like he's been drinking fake alcohol.

I didn't watch the later parts; the beginning was too frustrating.

You can only read up to chapter 282; don't bother reading beyond that, the author has completely lost the protagonist's brain.

Speechless #(blue)#(blue)#(blue) I'm so upset by what I read earlier. I know the male lead isn't very strong in reality, but why does every CCB scene always feel like he's being forced? And aren't the succubi supposed to be grateful to the male lead? I've never seen them properly consider his feelings. They just threaten him when they want to CCB (like not working properly or having multiple people drain him dry). It's so frustrating to watch. They even say things like the male lead's feelings don't matter. It made me laugh in anger #(vomit)#(vomit)#(vomit) No, they said they were grateful to the male lead for leading them out of darkness, and this is how they repay him? Knowing he's not strong, they threaten him and then CCB. Why not let him develop first? Knowing he has superpowers in his world, sending people to protect him is normal, but why not simultaneously make him stronger, drink more experience potions, and level up? Instead, they threaten him for CCB all the time. They have no foresight at all. I feel so frustrated. It's like watching a loli hero is worse than watching a movie.

I came here with high expectations but was extremely disappointed. The way the succubi interacted with the male protagonist was comparable to training dogs. There was only one setting in the story that couldn't be more real: the innocent succubi who didn't manipulate people's hearts. They were straightforward and honest, and if you didn't want to do something, you could just let them go hungry. They were clearly trained by the male protagonist, who was also a top-tier lkd (low-level succubus). He would kneel down if no one was with him for one night, and he would give them whatever they wanted without any dignity or bottom line. This makes sense, though. I don't even want to imagine what the male protagonist would be like if the succubi weren't innocent.