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!

"God-like beings are inherently self-centered creatures!"


The Duke of Lion Heart sighed softly, lost in thought.


She had acknowledged Kael as her brother, partly because his mother had been her close friend, and partly because she found Kael to be endearing in every way.


Under the influence of her father, the Duke of Lion Heart, she had always been fond of boys who were decisive, ruthless, and exuded a strong sense of security.


The day her father announced Kael as a candidate for the duke's position, Kael's performance had been exceptionally brilliant, which greatly elevated Flandre's opinion of him as well.


In this context, she suddenly took a fancy to recognizing the child as her brother, a sentiment that was somewhat whimsical.


After all, if truth be told, Kael was far superior to most of her weak and incompetent siblings, and compared to the younger generation, Kael's talent was even more remarkable.


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