Ethan keeps saying he needs to not judge things by human standards and morals, but even from a demons perspective, it seems strange to me that they would culturally accept sharing their wives, even if that wife is a succubus, and the one they are sharing it with is their son. Why? Because three of the Cardinal Sins with which demons are meant to embody are Pride, Greed, and Avarice, and neither of those three sins are particularly condosive to sharing.
So it's extremely weird to me that they would just shrug it off, like, "oh, she's just feeding our children, it can't be helped," especially when the level of intimacy and passion clearly goes far beyond the level of "just feeding." I mean it would be one thing if they just begrudgingly/reluctantly accepted it, but they seem to not care at all.
This novel was the very first one I ever read on this site, and also the first novel in the cultivation genre that I read. Now 4-5 years later coming back to it overall it is pretty good, it just becomes repetitive. A TON of face-slapping so if you don’t like that I would avoid this novel at all costs.
starting with the sequel The Lycan King it was passionate...intense...captivating...whatever their race or gender their actions will clash with your reallity...pulling you deep down in their own hell and you will find yourself cheering out for them ...at the and they will become your heroes
Very good so far. A little frustrating at times...like the text has been translated into English and the words don't translate well. Otherwise I'd rate a 4 star.
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So it's extremely weird to me that they would just shrug it off, like, "oh, she's just feeding our children, it can't be helped," especially when the level of intimacy and passion clearly goes far beyond the level of "just feeding." I mean it would be one thing if they just begrudgingly/reluctantly accepted it, but they seem to not care at all.