
The Bewitching Lord: The Curse of Slaanesh
魅惑领主:色孽的诅咒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The sin in this case is sin, not lust. I saw them frantically trying to please the protagonist, so why didn't they have a dark side? Like hiding the protagonist or cutting off their beautiful parts? It feels like this "buff" is actually positive.
It would be interesting if, later in the game, after the protagonist has unified the world, a golden corn came down to collect tithes.
It looks so good, so refreshing! This book was really enjoyable; the subject matter was something I'd never read before, there were very few typos, and the number of words was pitifully small. Okay, the update speed is so sporadic, it's like torture to think I can finish it all at once.
Five-star recommendation from the author [Got it]
The idea is good, but each plot point feels like an expanded version of AI-generated text, making each plot point seem too short.