The Succubus's Dutiful Son, a Veritable Paragon of Filial Piety
魅魔孝子，哄堂大孝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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73Chapters
8.8kRecommendations
6.4kFans
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The social environment in China is so good
Seeing the scene of the noblewoman smashing the car in the latest chapter, I didn't feel anything at first, but some people in the comments section said it was a brainless villain. It's astonishing how people can't imagine things they haven't seen before. The social environment is so wonderful, and life is harmonious everywhere. I can't imagine bullying others; writing about it would make the author seem cliché.
The "idiot stream" is here.
I guess this protagonist is playing the "idiot" genre where nobody believes the truth.
Personally, I really dislike stories featuring characters with superhuman abilities, especially those with mentally challenged protagonists. Many authors simply lack writing skills and make the protagonist mentally challenged, leading to the question: why should the plot unfold the way it should? How am I supposed to know how things will develop if the protagonist is mentally challenged?
Could you write a moderator's version? It's nothing, just that a friend of mine wants to see it.
The front is fine.
At first, I thought it was funny, but as I watched, it became a bit disgusting.
I haven't read the author's previous books.
Now I just feel that the child is too upright! He has the heart of a child! Some paragraphs just don't look right! I still like it very much. Great, keep it up!
A dim-witted, righteous male protagonist or a Liu Bei-style succubus?
If you've read a bit of this novel, you'll notice the term "idiotic story" appears frequently in reviews. This contrasts sharply with our protagonist's unremarkable behavior, his strong sense of justice, and of course, his unexpected identity as a succubus. If you can appreciate the comedic effect of this contrast, then congratulations, you're on the same wavelength! Good book +1.
It's pretty good. I especially like the main character's personality, but why do I feel like all the women in the book are fairies? Have they been corrupted by the supernatural? Corrupted by fairies?
When to start trenching
The protagonist is secretly crying in his quilt, why doesn't he fight back? Zhong Mingsheng is a legendary master of rotten pants, he wouldn't use such a trashy trick as playing a succubus, would he? That's unbearable.
As long as I finish my books fast enough, the editors' recommendations won't be able to keep up with me. 😁