Don't Catch Me. I, the Devil, Am Really One of My Own.
别抓，我魔王真是自己人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I Want to Listen to Storytelling Told by Shan Tianfang
Please Read a Book as Good as the Ninth District, Which Can Keep Me Awake All Night
I want to read a book similar to "Section 9". Please read a book as good as the Ninth District, which can keep me awake all night
I Like to Read Gangster Stories, Brotherhood, Bloodshed, and Intrigue.
I want to read a book similar to "Bandit City". Not a cool book, just a little bit of counterattack, a thoughtful book!
Single Female Protagonist, High Martial Arts, Super Powers, and Job Changes Are All Possible as Long as It Is a Single Female Protagonist
Urban Superpower + Single Female Protagonist
The kind of person who awakens his powers at the age of 18, and the most important thing is that he has a single female protagonist! ! ! If it really doesn't work, a single female protagonist in ancient times will do.
I'm Looking for Weird Novels About Pollution, Not Rules-Based Ones.
I've read too many about rules. I want to read about pollution.
I'm Looking for a Culturally Literate Story and a Novel That Takes Stock of History.
After watching a lot of short videos on Tomato, I learned about history and started writing novels. Many of them not only regard novels and TV series as official history, but even the contents of marketing accounts can be regarded as official history. Please ask for someone with a higher level of education, not some charming ancestors, and an objective view of the Yuan and Qing Dynasties.
I want serious urban supernatural stories, no school beauties, no school beauties! ! ! ! ! !
First Person Book
I'm getting tired of reading third-person books. Is there any first-person book?
Looking for Urban Superpowers, Spiritual Energy Recovery, Superpower Awakening, and Powerful Superpowers for the Protagonist
Are There Any Books About Modern Cities➕superpowers?
I found that when I searched for urban superpowers on Tomato, they were all about apocalypse/revival of spiritual energy + monster invasion. It cannot be just because the books Dali and Slime became popular, that they all followed this model. Miss Paper God (pure superpower combat) Blue and White Society (imaginative) and these
Are There Any Protagonists Who Are in the First Person?
Is there such a thing where the main character refers to 'I' in the first person? Others: She eats breakfast. That book: I eat breakfast. Female videos, such as what, what, what x me
For those who followed me from the starting point, I finally opened a new book. It still feels familiar. It's really good-looking and has a lot of jokes. But according to my understanding of you, the more joyful you are, the more you want to use the knife. Author, you are too evil! No matter what I do, Lolita cannot die! What a knife. Han Xiaoning is so gentle to the point of cruelty and kind to the point of despair, especially the last sentence "It's so good", the knife kills him. . . . And you deny the possibility of resurrection from the abstract universe, simply. . .
Check in daily, welcome new and old friends to chat I promise with my personality that this book is absolutely wonderful, and all the storylines are carefully designed. After reading 10 chapters, you can scold me if it doesn't read.
Well written, the plot is very realistic
Very nice and wonderful book, so attractive
The writing style has a bit of black humor, the protagonist behaves like a virgin, and the plot doesn't follow the routine of a mindless and cool novel.
The Demon King is reborn and disguised as a high school student, and his old enemy is still around. This start is too clumsy.
The one-person perspective has a strong sense of immersion. You can live as an ordinary student while dealing with difficult events, which creates a full sense of contrast.
Very good! The storyline is vivid and full of twists and turns!
The plot has ups and downs, and the storyline is generally smooth.
Daily campus and high-energy plots alternate between each other, with a comfortable rhythm
It's a very good novel, with a strong visual sense, and I was drawn into it unconsciously.