Succubi are born to be universally adored, and once they come of age, they make a living by deceiving people through romance. Unfortunately, Yaoyao is untalented and was born a silly, sweet innocent with no skill at tricking anyone. After coming of age, even staying alive is a problem.
Luckily, before Yaoyao’s mother died, she found him a human fiancé. Apparently, his fiancé’s family had billions in assets, making him a reliable long-term meal ticket. If Yaoyao married him, he’d never have to worry about food or drink again.
So Yaoyao hid his succubus identity, happily headed into the city, and moved in with his fiancé.
His meal ticket’s home had a TV, a game console, and delicious takeout available anytime. For the first time in his life, Yaoyao got to eat his fill every day. He was overjoyed, and in his spare time, he amused himself by teasing lost ghosts and monsters. Life was wonderful.
The only downside was that his meal ticket kept trying to force him to go to school.
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After graduating from a prestigious university, Lu Wen didn’t inherit the family business. Instead, he became an utterly ordinary civil servant, earning three thousand a month and working regular nine-to-five hours. Everyone was stunned.
What no one knew was that his workplace’s full name was the National Exorcism Bureau.
Lu Wen had been abandoned in the wilderness as a child. After he was rescued, his eyes changed from black to gold, allowing him to see all kinds of “unclean” things. He also had extraordinary physical strength. So after graduation, he followed the advice of his seniors and joined the National Exorcism Bureau. At night, he exorcised demons and caught ghosts under cover of darkness. By day, he drank tea and caught up on sleep at the office. His life was peaceful and uneventful.
That is, until a little guy suddenly moved into his home.
The little guy kept calling him “hubby” in a soft, sweet voice, and no amount of correcting him would stop it. He was also far too young to dislike studying, so Lu Wen went to incredible lengths to get him into school.
One night, Lu Wen and his team were pursuing a high-level monster when it broke free and fled all the way to the apartment Lu Wen rented.
Lu Wen turned deathly pale with fear and burst through the door. But the bloody scene he’d expected was nowhere to be seen.
The little guy was wearing cartoon pajamas and hurriedly hiding a game controller behind his back. “Hubby, didn’t you say you had to work overtime and wouldn’t be home until morning?”
His subordinates all looked over. Since when had their boss found himself such a beautiful husband?
Lu Wen, who couldn’t clear his name even if he jumped into the Yellow River: …
The strongest human, a powerhouse of a doting dad top × an adorable, silly-sweet succubus bottom
Here’s another upcoming novel in the same genre:
"Can a Little Taotie Become Someone’s Kept Lover?"
Jiang Maomao was a mythical Taotie beast raised deep in the mountains. He was always hungry, so he decided to go to the city and find a job that provided room and board.
But he ate too much, and several bosses let him go not long after hiring him.
To support himself, he had no choice but to work eight jobs by himself, and volunteer at a nearby nursing home on weekends.
Volunteering didn’t pay, but the rice was unlimited.
While giving massages to the elderly residents, Maomao watched melodramatic shows with them.
The first time he watched a rich-family drama:
Maomao: “The domineering CEO has so much food at home.”
After watching countless episodes:
Maomao: “So if I follow a domineering CEO, I’ll have somewhere to live and endless food?”
A week later, a famous domestic entrepreneur visited the nursing home to see the residents.
Maomao, seeing a domineering CEO in real life for the first time: !!!
So everything on TV was true! The CEO was handsome, and after he showed up, even the nursing home started serving better food!
If I follow him, I’ll have food!
Jiang Maomao’s eyes sparkled!
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To be named one of the year’s Ten Outstanding Young Entrepreneurs, Gu Huiying made a special visit to a nursing home run by his company’s charity foundation.
A very handsome little boy came running up to him and said he wanted to follow him.
CEO Gu: “Hah.”
People in the information age would do anything to get ahead. They’d even found out in advance that he was coming to the nursing home to do charity work.
When would people understand that he was a self-respecting new-generation entrepreneur, not some coal baron? No matter how good-looking someone was, they couldn’t make him compromise his morals.
But after visiting the nursing home a few times, CEO Gu kept seeing the little guy working hard. It was rare to find someone so persistent in pursuing him and so willing to work hard.
CEO Gu couldn’t help taking a closer look.
One day, Gu Huiying accidentally burned himself while cooking for the residents, and the little guy rushed around looking after him.
CEO Gu looked down at the other man’s soft hair. His moral principles began to waver.
Being a coal baron might not be so bad after all…
A little bonus scene
On Jiang Maomao’s first day as a kept lover.
CEO Gu showed off his wealth by taking Jiang Maomao to a French restaurant that was almost impossible to book, then lavishly renting out the whole place.
Music, flowers, and delicious food: everything was infused with the fragrance of money.
After dinner, Gu Huiying smugly asked Jiang Maomao how he’d liked the meal.
Jiang Maomao: “It was good.”
The CEO was pleased. He asked Jiang Maomao what he wanted to do next, saying that with his ample resources, he could grant any wish.
Jiang Maomao asked cautiously, “Then could you take me to get fried rice from a street stall afterward?”
CEO Gu had been about to offer him a house and a car. This simple wish nearly made him fall over in shock.
Who ever heard of a kept lover who still ate street food after making it to the top?
Theme: Love gives us the courage to press forward
I want to give negative points. I spent money and I have the right to give points. After waiting for such a long time, it would be better not to write it. Drive high and go low, finish for the sake of completion
So what? So what? Why does Lu Wen have golden eyes? ? Why are there God's eyes? ? Why do mythical beasts work in the Exorcism Bureau? ? Why didn't Yaoyao's parents get it? ?
Is the character of Genchi a bit empty?
It can only be said that it is a bit too intellectually depressing as a mindless thing to pass the time.
Is it over like this...?
It's so annoying. What did you write here? I haven't filled the hole yet, you old bastard.
The ending was so bad. It ended inexplicably without writing anything clearly. It was really weird to watch it at the end.
I hope the ending can be edited... It feels a bit rushed
Bad ending, bad reviews, no foreshadowing, etc., And there was a long hiatus in between.
I want to give negative points. I spent money and I have the right to give points. After waiting for such a long time, it would be better not to write it. Drive high and go low, finish for the sake of completion
So what? So what? Why does Lu Wen have golden eyes? ? Why are there God's eyes? ? Why do mythical beasts work in the Exorcism Bureau? ? Why didn't Yaoyao's parents get it? ?
Is the character of Genchi a bit empty?
It can only be said that it is a bit too intellectually depressing as a mindless thing to pass the time.
Is it over like this...?
It's so annoying. What did you write here? I haven't filled the hole yet, you old bastard.
The ending was so bad. It ended inexplicably without writing anything clearly. It was really weird to watch it at the end.
I hope the ending can be edited... It feels a bit rushed
Bad ending, bad reviews, no foreshadowing, etc., And there was a long hiatus in between.
This paragraph is so poorly written...