Showbiz: A Mixed-Blood Noble, Definitely Not a Succubus Boy
娱乐:混血贵族,真不是魅魔正太
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 7k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Romantic Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
4Chapters
212.6kReads
816Flowers
10.0Score
More by this author
Showbiz: The Fairy's Stepfather, Drained Dry by Female Stars
Anime Crossover: The Pure-Hearted High School Boy All the Senpai Keep Thinking About
Chat Group: Saint Spirit Pupini Was Left for Dead by Yun Yun
Immortality Through Marriage and Concubines, Starting With Caring for My Sister-in-Law
Nightclub Male Model: Just as He Starts Selling His Body, Dilraba Urges Him to Go Straight
I'm Reading About This Pure-Hearted High School Boy, So Please Leave Him Alone, Female Stars
Showbiz: If I Don't Make the First Move, They Force Themselves on Me
Showbiz: Starting with Hong Kong's Four Legends, Two Beauties, and Ten Golden Flowers
Hong Kong Films: Tempers Run High, but There Are Tons of Fire Extinguishers
Hong Kong Films: I'm the Boss of the Police Force, So Why Are You Sending Me to Catch Ghosts?
The Black Dragon Seeks a Title: Every Woman in the Group Becomes His Dao Companion
The Black Dragon's Origin: Every Female Member Wants to Become a Demon Queen
Readers also read
Gourmet: Championing the Heavenly Immortal, Leaving All the Actresses in a Panic
Detective Conan: Ran Confessed to Me, So Why Are You in Such a Hurry, Eri?
Showbiz: All My Songs Are Poems, and My Students Are in Shambles
In the Name of the People: Tsinghua's Holy Son, Rising Through the Ranks Starting at the Central Government
In the Name of the People: Why Does This Guy Keep Stirring Up Trouble?
Wuxia Crossover: I Crush Every Ranking List
Reader comments 2
Translated by Google Translate
The author has a question first. Which position does the protagonist stand on? I hope you don't lick this side intentionally. I have read a book about The Prince of England before. It's just a lick* all kinds of licks here. Even some entertainment shows. Like Happy Camp, everyone rushes to it, and all kinds of attentive gods don't know the protagonist. It looks like he was Chinese in his previous life. Since the protagonist is British in this life, even if he doesn't deliberately embarrass or take sides, he shouldn't write about himself as if he's licking a certain country. It's not about moral kidnapping, you just have to feel comfortable reading the book, and the protagonist you introduce is not a country. Even if the protagonist is Xiaoli and the guide is Japan, you can accept it as long as it's enjoyable to watch, but if you want to deliberately lick it, that's too much. It's sick of me to have to bring in a sense of morality when writing a novel.
Some of the introduction has been reposted by Harmony