Crimson Echoes

Kael, a former professional player of "Netherworld's Gate" club, crossed into the game before it launched and became a Mixed-Blood Succubus.
However, Kael always felt there was something not quite right about the way he raised the Fourth Calamity(player) as leeks for harvesting.
Other NPCs' methods of reaping players' leeks: Unfathomable strength, top-tier plot backgrounds, hidden stories, and various skill teaching methods.
His own method of reaping players' leeks: An innocent yet desirable face, a small pink tail, eyes emitting hearts, skills with off-the-charts glamor… along with a turn-back-and-smile from the game's promotional video.
Wait a second, did I get something wrong with my great adventure in the game world?
This book is also known as: "Succubus Reincarnation: Show Your True Skills in The Game World", "The Common Succubus's Cultivation Method", "My Succubus Growth Monogatari is Surely Problematic"!!!
Keywords: 【Fourth Calamity】【Kindombuilding】【Lord】【Dungeon】【Player】

Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

Even if it was Earl Campbell, whom Kael had always looked down upon before.


"You've won today's battle, but don't get too happy too soon, it's just the beginning, Kael..."


Earl Campbell's calloused fingers pointed at him as he said, "Don't die at the hands of others before I bring you down, and it doesn't matter if you do die, I'll blast whoever kills you to smithereens along with you!"


Kael rolled his eyes, here it comes, that familiar tune again!


The fights were turning into something like a hot-blooded manga, a scenario he'd grown tired of in his past life.


In the end, he could only snort coldly and say, "You should be thankful that the Lion Heart is here watching, or you wouldn't be able to save face now."


"That's what I should be saying to you, I really wanted to kill you just now, it's a pity. If I could have acted without restraint, the enemy wouldn't matter."


"Tsk... you're truly a deserving brute."


Chapter 167: The Dragon Slaying Youth Waiting for the End (5K, 57/76)_2