A Male Incubus’s Survival Guide

This is very different from the succubus novels I imagined. At least in a world dominated by childish writing by Tomato, it stands out like a crane among chickens, leaving me completely bewildered. There was too much internal monologue later on; it was exhausting to watch.

In my opinion, among the many Western fantasy novels I've read, this one is truly stunning. Whether it's the protagonist's early statements or the later discussions/guidance, the novel effectively showcases his personality, while also revealing aspects of him that even he himself couldn't have imagined through the other characters.

It's a 10 or even 9 out of 10, but it feels like a new book that's not getting any readers and isn't popular 😏 I hope the author keeps writing.

This is the kind of time-travel novel I've always wanted! It carries the values of the previous world, instead of the typical plot where the protagonist instantly transforms into a native with some kind of cheat-like advantage. It has a certain beauty that comes from being educated in materialism and dialectics. 🧐

This book is amazing! Putting everything else aside, the protagonist's personality—thinking he's not at the center of things but then always being at the center and acting without considering the consequences—is just so relatable!! It's a shame the author stopped updating. I really want to know how the protagonist feels when he wakes up and finds his mind being spied on!

The plot is interesting, but the romance is quite convoluted; it's not a mindless harem story and includes some dramatic love triangles. Readers who dislike this should avoid it. There are also numerous philosophical or sociological debates within the story, so it will be quite lengthy – a heads-up. If you can handle all of that, congratulations, you've found a very good novel.

At first glance, I thought it was some kind of harem fantasy novel, but after clicking through, I realized it was completely different from what the title suggested. I finished it in an afternoon. I'm so glad I found a good book through Tomato's recommendations in my lifetime. The debate with Krolitz, in particular, was really entertaining to watch!

This is a great book. I'm really curious about what he experienced in his past life. So far, we know he was at home until he was eight (I think), and in a juvenile detention center until he was 18 (I think) (which could have shaped his personality). [I haven't kept track of his exact age; I'll reread it when I have time.]

Can I get long hair?

A philosophical book whose cover overshadows its content, interweaving emotion and plot, where the succubus moves hearts not with her beauty but with her pure love.