The Succubus Is Hiding Her Tail Again Today

[Coming Soon]

So You’re the Villain?

The blurb is at the very bottom! Please, please check it out!

Jiao Xuecong, lead singer of a band, wakes up one day as a succubus.

It happens in the first week after their drummer leaves the band.

What good is that? Can I magically conjure up a drummer?

But being a succubus really is hard work.

Jiao Xuecong reluctantly drags his gaze away from the mirror.

It’s so hard not to fall in love with yourself!

To keep living a normal life, Jiao Xuecong has to hide his new identity and nervously take part in a band competition show.

He also has to keep an eye on that spade-tipped tail that keeps popping out, far too lively for its own good.

Jiao Xuecong (weary smile): Everyone knows that a succubus and his tail are two different species.

Until the fierce-looking drummer from the band next door starts looking at him in increasingly suspicious ways.

Jiao Xuecong: So it’s not completely useless after all.

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Teng Shuangbai is a notorious great demon in the demon realm, but lately he has a problem: he has fallen for a weak human.

His friend encourages him to hide his identity and bravely pursue love. Gritting his teeth, he charges over with a pair of drumsticks.

Friend: ...Could you at least try to look a little kinder?

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After plotting for ages, Teng Shuangbai finally gets his chance to corner Jiao Xuecong.

He licks his fangs, ready to make a bold move, but before he can do anything, his hand touches something smooth.

He looks down in a daze. A slender tail sways in his palm and greets him.

Teng Shuangbai: ?

Someone grabs Jiao Xuecong’s tail. Instinctively, he headbutts Teng Shuangbai, sending him staggering back several steps.

He hurriedly hides his tail and looks up, only to see two dark red horns suddenly sprout from the other man’s head.

Jiao Xuecong: !

They speak at the same time: “You’re not human?!”

[Coming Soon]

So You’re the Villain?

Fang Wenli, the second son of the Minister of Rites, is the pillar of the spoiled young masters.

His lifelong dream is to become a handsome, cold-blooded villain, just like the ones in legendary tales.

When he realizes he might be living in a storybook, he is leading his lackeys around, teasing cats and dogs, and secretly swapping a fellow disciple’s history book for a hard-won erotic album.

Then the miserable ending waiting for him in the story scares him into a seven-day illness.

In the story, his older brother is demoted, his father is impeached, and the once-glorious Fang family falls overnight. One after another, people come to kick them while they’re down.

Fang Wenli locks himself in his room and studies the storybook carefully for three days and nights. In the end, he reaches a conclusion.

It’s all because he isn’t bad enough!

So Fang Wenli decides to learn from the villains in the storybook who are thoroughly wicked, yet live in glory all their lives.

For example, the sickly but ruthless third prince.

The celebrated but cruel young general.

The erudite but erratic top scholar.

…

Fang Wenli: “How can I become as wicked as you?”

The villains: “...?”

Does this kid have any idea what he’s saying?

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Much later, a reporter from the Capital Gazette interviews Fang Wenli, risking a beating to ask how he has managed to remain a wastrel for ten years straight.

The handsome young man falls silent for a few seconds, raises four fingers, and answers earnestly, one word at a time: “Hard work pays off.”

White on the outside, silly and soft on the inside, uke × black-hearted schemer seme

Theme: Love nurtures the seeds of dreams