Chapter 33: Priest
Nainapegu
Old Jonathan had a total of six children in his lifetime. Two of them were weak and died young. One child had bad luck, born in a Catastrophic Year, and…
Reincarnated as a Slime Girl: The Demon Lord Becomes the Hero’s White Moonlight
Chapter 32: The Princess’s Plan
The dim side wing of the City Lord’s mansion had long been cleared of its original furnishings. In their place, a half-suspended magitech cloud bed that the princess was accustomed…
Chapter 31: I like the hero’s body fluids
But as it turned out, Jon was an honest kid—he never lied. If he said he could do it, then he could, regardless of whether he fully understood the principles…
Chapter 30: The leader of the brave victim group: Poof
“Pa.” This time, Jon held back his strength. The branch didn’t draw blood again, only leaving a red mark, but to Margaret, the pain still cut to the bone. Her…
Chapter 29: It’s over before it even begins
Kobirio received the order. With a sense of tragic resolve and melancholy, he began commanding the direct troops to form the “Dragon Formation” in preparation to suppress the Hero. Jon,…
Chapter 28: Dragonborn
The dim magic crystal lamp shattered into seven or eight pieces, scattered across the wrecked Glass Floor. Screams and crashes filled the air. Everywhere, small girls flapped their wings, fleeing…
Chapter 27: The Enlightened Brave
The first reaction—Emil felt some resistance. After all, ever since the Demon King Ria died, their days hadn’t worsened; in fact, they could be called “thriving”! No more paying a…
Chapter 26: Poof and the Succubus
After listening to the stinky Succubus’s illogical guess,Liya’s face, already as pink as a peach blossom, turned even redder. But it wasn’t a shy blush—it was the red of anger.…
Chapter 25: I’m jealous!
The Magic Crystal Chandelier spinning on the ceiling scattered a dazzling, colorful light. The lights danced like bees in a flower field, flitting over one voluptuous, exposed snowy breast after…
Chapter 24: “Did the hero bow his head?” “He went to the succubus shop.”
Could this plan actually work? That sounded like a one-way ticket to the executioner’s block! In just eight words, every four words carried a capital offense worthy of the execution…