In Tokyo, the Succubus Monk

Li Wei, a harem-fiction writer whose book was banned in an online content purge, fails to reinvent himself and keeps flopping. Just as he's questioning his whole life, his uncle, who runs a temple in Japan, returns to China. He says he has saved up enough money to go see the world, and Li Wei is to inherit the temple.

"I'm not trying to be modest, but how does a flop writer like me get invited to become a temple's head priest?"

"It's my temple, so I make the decisions. After looking into it, I've decided you're going to be the next head priest! Japanese monks are allowed to marry."

"I... Could I recite a poem?"

"You can try."

This is the kind of story readers love. The flop writer's old work was banned, so now he's starting over with To Love-Ru. The flop writer wants to see if he can still write in the old style. If he can, then... heh heh heh, tee hee hee.

The flop writer will do his best to give the readers the content they love.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.