
Under One Person: Have I Become a New-Age Succubus?
一人之下:我成新时代魅魔了?
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- Ongoing
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- 678k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Have you ever been a succubus? Just writing randomly, taking it for granted There is no reference, because I am from Wuhan University
New Age Succubus, what do you want to do?
Will the heroine have Feng Baobao, Lu Linglong, Fengsha Yantao, Chen Duomei, Jinfeng, Zhang Chulan, Zhang Lingyu, Zhang Yude, Zhuge Qing, Wang Ye Xiao Zizai, Wang Zhenqiu, Lu Jinqiu, Zhang Zhiwei, Xia Liuqing?
It feels like I am taking advantage of others and enjoying benefits while reasoning with others and reciting sutras. The portrayal of this protagonist is very uncomfortable
When it comes to succubi, there always needs to be more female leads, right? What did the author think?
It's all a bunch of big principles, written in classical Chinese, and it's really annoying to read. Reading novels. I'm not here to recite classical Chinese. There are a lot of classical Chinese texts that I can't read but can't understand, even though the word count is low.
Sure enough, every book that is not seen on the ranking list and searched through keywords is not worth reading. Each one is bad in its own way.
So the male protagonist is a rotten Taoist who has read too much Taoism, a stubborn son, and has read too many rotten Confucianism. This is the first time I watched the Taoism. Taoism pursues the natural world and follows the Taoist heart. The male protagonist has always used the Taoist scriptures as the guideline for life practice and will never become a Taoist in his life. In the end, he is just a personal computer, completely a puppet of his own powers. Since he pursues a pair of people for a lifetime, there is no need for more female protagonists.
Is 34 posts a bit exaggerated?
I saw it in another one-person novel. Why is there such a thing as a red line? I don't know if it's true or not.
It turns out that one person is from an interstellar background
Well written
Updates are a bit slow. Is the author a part-time writer? The writing is really good. Come on.
The process of Jiashen Rebellion
In fact, this matter should be divided into several stages 1. During the sensitive period of the Anti-Japanese War, the thirty-six thieves became sworn friends with Wu Gensheng and others in the valley 2. A traitor reported the list of the thirty-six thieves to the various sects and the four families, forcing each family to deal with the problem 3. At first, most of the involved sects wanted to deal with it in cold storage (Natural Sect, Tang Sect, Longhu Mountain...), But Shuzhimen's righteousness to destroy relatives made Thirty Six people became the real wanted criminals 4. Thirty-six people were being hunted one after another. Wu Gensheng once again invited the gathering 5. Eight people rushed to the gathering. Then Feng Baobao showed up and the eight people were restrained.
No? Reading this book gave me the feeling that I needed to understand some Taoism and Buddhism, but didn't I come to Qidian just to read a novel?
Doubt
It's well written, but the popularity just doesn't rise. Why?
Author brother, author brother, do the heroines include Xia He, Feng Shayan, and Lu Linglong 🥺🥺🥺