His Highness Lucifer's Livestream Is Adorable Again Today

The young master's origins and name are unknown. He adopted "Ye" (a fabricated name) as his pen name. He's fond of writing, not seeking daily updates; whenever he has a whimsical illustration, he's so engrossed he forgets to eat. He craves monthly votes, but his poverty prevents him from receiving them often. Readers, knowing this, sometimes leave monthly votes as a reward. His humble dwelling is sparsely furnished, offering little shelter from the wind and sun; he wears patched clothes, his food basket often empty, yet he remains content. He often amuses himself with his pineapple-themed blog, expressing his aspirations. He disregards gain and loss, intending to live this way until the end. A eulogy: The editorial department says, "Not distressed by declining revenue, not eager for rankings." Are these words truly worthy of this man? He composes poems with monthly votes, finding joy in his work. Is he a member of the Pigeon Clan? Or a member of the Cuckoo Clan? (Written on a whim...)

Gongzi Ge always spoke in a lot of "coo-coo-coo," making it difficult for people to understand. Because his surname was Ge (meaning pigeon), people nicknamed him Gongzi Ge (meaning "Young Master Pigeon") based on the half-understood phrase "Shang Da Ren Gongzi Ge" (meaning "Young Master Pigeon") from calligraphy practice sheets. As soon as Gongzi Ge arrived at the shop, everyone waiting for updates looked at him and laughed, some shouting, "Gongzi Ge, you've missed another update!" He didn't answer, telling the readers, "I wasn't feeling well the day before yesterday, and I wasn't able to yesterday either," and then produced a sick note. They deliberately shouted loudly, "You must have missed today's update again!" Gongzi Ge opened his eyes wide and said, "How can you slander me like this..." "What slander? I personally..."

First, I must praise the earlier plot; it was commendable and had many highlights. Lucifer's softness and the girl's hardness were very enjoyable. Now, let me share my current impressions: 1. The plot is too chaotic and rushed: The main storyline should be about Lucifer absorbing faith and restoring his divine power through live streaming and other methods, leaning towards a slice-of-life feel. However, since the second angel's arrival, the plot has become chaotic: several angels arrive in dozens of chapters, suddenly going abroad to find another angel, the explosion of information has resulted in many characters having very little presence, even just making brief appearances: Tenguin disappeared for dozens of chapters due to plot reasons, and I almost forgot she appeared later; her friend, Kujo-senpai, also vanished for hundreds of chapters...

This book opened a new world for me (don't get the wrong idea). This is my first time reading a crossdressing novel, and how to put it... My feelings are quite complex. Unlike those fast-paced, extreme books, this one wasn't written with the mindset of a slice-of-life story. There wasn't much conflict; it was very harmonious, and the slow pace became its defining characteristic. In short, I really liked it. As I read, I realized I was almost "falling" into a crossdressing habit. When I had free time, I would think of the adorable Lucifer. Don't worry, I absolutely will not think about crossdressing; it's just for fun! Finally, Mr. Pigeon, although you work very hard, your update speed...

Honestly, I've completely forgotten why I even clicked on this book in the first place. I think I've been reading it for quite a while now. The fact that someone like me, who usually enjoys reading a whole novel in one go, could keep me reading it for so long speaks volumes about the unique charm of Prince Lucifer, as portrayed by Gongzi Ge. Actually, I don't usually like cross-dressing novels, so initially I refused to read Prince Lucifer. After all, you can't just jump in because someone tells you to. But I don't know what my mindset was, but I still gave it a try. And that's how my decadent journey of reading Prince Lucifer began...

In short, from my immature perspective, this novel is like fantasy yet leans towards slice-of-life. As for the writing style, I can't understand those who criticize it, but I really like the relaxed, everyday feeling the protagonist evokes. The characters, beyond the plot, seem to have real-life counterparts in the group chat; they're all quite endearing, and I'm incredibly envious of that free-flowing, open communication. The plot is well-structured, with the protagonist's natural naiveté and earnestness being fantastic. Each character is unique, and even those who initially disliked the protagonist will gradually come to like him. Friends are unattainable for someone like me, whose insecurity leads me to feign aloofness, but this book almost perfectly embodies my fantasies...

I started reading this novel in high school, and several years later, almost graduating from university, I suddenly remembered a novel I'd read before about a cross-dressing, white-haired, airheaded, emotionless loli who got ravished by various heroines. I specifically downloaded Pineapple Bun to reread it (I could even retrieve my account, though the nickname was a bit strange). I didn't expect it to still be finished after all these years! Damn! I picked it up and read it from beginning to end, marveling at how well the author portrayed the weak yet handsome male lead (or rather, female lead?). No wonder it could suddenly attack me with my dead memories five years later. It's a pity I'm not into foot fetishes, so I missed out on some of the fun, but the cross-dressing, white-haired, emotionless loli was still pretty exciting. *Cough*...

I've been reading this novel since elementary school (I think around this time), and now in high school, from daily updates to a period of inactivity before resuming daily updates, I've never given it up. It's a very good novel; you should try reading it, you might just like it. The Emperor's appealing traits: silver hair, innocent charm, cross-dressing, feet, black stockings, fallen angel, and... Tags: humorous, funny, and... Hentai and... Philosophical? Favorite parts: The Emperor's innocence, the admirable Arie, the reliable sincerity, the prospective believer Nishio, the omnipotent 2100, and the unexpectedly close relationship with the Emperor...

I dreamt about an update, and when I woke up I rushed over to check it out. Ah, it was just a dream after all. 🤗

Please come back soon, my dear young master! I haven't been using Pineapple Bun for very long, only since 2020. This book of yours is one of the earliest books I read on Pineapple Bun, and it's the reason I've been using it for so many years. I really love this book. Although Young Master Pigeon's update frequency is notoriously low—there was even a time when he didn't update for three months—I thought it was over. But thankfully, he didn't disappoint his fans. From then on, no matter how long he's gone, I'll log on every day to check if he's updated. Every time I see that...