Foncee_Cehl

“Meet. Befriend. Seduce.”
Those were the words promised which made him excited.
“Play Nightlife and date your favorite Vampire Girlfriend!”
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When Lukas purchased Nightlife, all he expected was dating all the girls and getting the sweet sweet "plot". He didn't expect to be thrown into the world entirely!
What's a Vampire got to do to survive... what could he do to thrive?
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A world lived alone can be hell or paradise.
Lukas considers himself to function on the latter side of things. A little bit cynical and snarky, and a little worn out with the world, all that comforts him is Virtual Reality Games and the clear cut way it progresses as long as you know the right answer. 
Never did he think that getting into the world of Nightlife would change things. Things aren't as they seem, conspiracies run afoot, but was he ready and willing to figure it all out? Wasn't it just easier to enjoy his time with his girlfriends?
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**The story has a System/LITRPG but doesn't appear as frequently compared to others at the start, it's more of a character-driven story
**The tone is actually quite fun and lighthearted at the start and for the most part! 
**This story is for those who enjoy a healthy dose of realism mixed in with wish-fulfillment aspects. A strange blend, but a good one for specific people.   

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Tags: Polyamory, Slice of Life, Magic, Mystery, Worldbuilding, Conspiracy, Vampire

Vampire Nightlife

"Please don't act so surprised. You make yourself seem like a charismatic fellow, someone who managed to steal the heart of innocent maidens and such, you like to pretend and shape yourself to be this good person… but surely, all of this is nothing more but an act for you." Drusilla smiled. "Otherwise, wouldn't you have freed Rhea in the very first chance you've had?"


'There's being kind, but there's also being naive. We don't know where Rhea's allegiance lies, and I wouldn't put other people at risk just because I feel like it's the proper thing to set her free.' Lukas thought darkly. 'I'm not trying to act or anything. Maybe I do push myself to be good from time to time because it benefits me, but I'm not downright atrocious as you are nor do I claim to be someone motivated by benevolent reasons alone. The world works differently, and—'


Approaching Danger (4)