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Bigshot's Sweetie Is a Cat!
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[Female Lead: Little Princess of the Cat Demon Clan] "Get off of me," the man's voice carried a hint of helplessness and restraint. "I won't," the girl shook her head, her arms tightly holding onto the man beneath her. "Be good, I can't sleep like this." "But I always slept on top of you before." "That was different... you're a human now." In Capital City, a decisive, cruel, and cold-blooded mysterious head of the household unexpectedly gets saved by a tiny kitten, hence turning into a devoted slave to the cat, shocking all his subordinates. However, when one day he woke up to find the kitten in his arms had turned into a lovely and soft young girl, the head of the household was dumbstruck. Ask what's going on? Of course, it's a nurture story~ Ask what to do? Naturally, continue to spoil her, just in a different way~ "Young Master, everyone outside is saying that you have some special fetish. Why else would you spoil a cat to such an outrageously lawless degree?" The head of the household declared, "You know nothing, that's my wife." This book is free of stale tropes, with fresh material, and is clean in regards to relationships. [The new book "Mr. Lu Has Made the Blacklist Again" has been released]
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Adopting A Stray Cat By The Road

On a rainy night of July 15th, Qin Sisi brought home a shivering stray cat. Since then, her life underwent a profound change… "Come sleep with me." "No way!" "Didn't we always sleep together before?" "Back then you were just a cat." "I can still be a cat now." As the words fell, the tall figure vanished, leaving a black and sleek cat, lazily curled up at the head of the bed. Its deep, purple eyes slightly narrowed, it let out a lazy, adorable meow at her, “Meow…” Fan group: 817058766

Night like a poem · Fantasy

Text Game: It All Began when a Cat-eared Girl Took Me In

Everything started when Luo Xi was forcibly installed by an unscrupulous game company with a so-called daily text game called "Dawn". But he quickly discovered that this was far from a normal, everyday text game. Like this message - [Traveler, you can't be lewd!] And what the hell is this? Luo Xi fell into deep thought as he looked at the big brick pulled out from his bag. It was only when the adorable little loli with beast ears appeared in front of him, Luo Xi realised things were spiraling out of control.

Fox In The Box · Sci-fi

The rise of the pervert primordial

What do humans want most, money, fame, power? Born an orphan, Aster saw all the other children be adopted and get into caring family, as for him, he grew in the orphanage, studied and found a job, a simple yet fulfilling life as he decided to help raise funds for the home in which he grew. Unfortunately fate seemed to play him a bad taste joke, a crazy robber, a gunshot and a bomb, why did I have to step in, when I have never cared about other people business, he wondered as his life faded away. The next thing he knew was that he was being held in the arms of the most beutiful woman he has ever seen, did he died and went to heaven, did he finally gained what he desired so much, or is he being a victim to some kind of scheme. The asnwer came to him as he was gazed by the tender eyes of that woman, the warmth of a family he longed for, during 18 years of his life, he finally got to experience it, so what could go wrong. If you were given a second chance, will you follow your desires even if they were against common sense? Follow Aster on his travel trough the multiple planets and realms as he gains the title "The Perverted Primordial" ------------------------------------ Achievement rewards: 800 power stones= 1 extra chapters (The reward chapters will be posted on the week, on a random day) ----------------------------------------------- Copyright the cover image is not mine if you are the author contact me and I will take it down. ----------------------------------------------- English is not my main language so there might be some grammar mistakes. ----------------------------------------------- Finnaly if you don't like harem and R-18 chapters this novel is not for you. (No NTR btw). ----------------------------------------------- If you like my novels please do support me by voting with your power stones, and reviewing them, also please give it a try to my other novel "Reincarnated With The Van Helsing System". ----------------------------------------------- For all those who are still reading this lets start our long journey.

Barion_Trident · Fantasy

My Cat Has Superpower?!

Waking up, I discovered that I had become a cat with superpowers...

Waiter, bring a pot of soy sauce. · Urban

Pervert In Stone Age: Breaking Cavewomen with Modern Kinks

【 Warning: Mature Content R-18 】 In the untamed and brutal world of the Stone Age, 22-year-old Dexter William finds himself equipped with a twisted gift: the Pervert Debauchery System. This system thrives on his most primal urges, rewarding him with Pervert Points for every erotic act he commits. Dexter becomes excited thinking about whether this world even has a concept of cheating on a husband. He wonders if he can have sex with someone's wife in front of their husband and play innocently with them, showing them various sex techniques and even taking their assholes, teaching them that it can be used for things other than defecating. [ Pervert Debauchery System ] [ Transmigration Successful ] [ Found.... The Pervert Host ] [ Loading System..... Successful ] [ Pervert Debauchery System ] Name: Dexter Williams Age: 22 Skills: None Abilities: None Pervert Points: None System Storage: [Gift Pack X 5]  SUPER-MARKET STORE - Anything the host wishes to buy is available in the store, from food, clothing, skills, abilities, and anything else, by paying a corresponding Pervert Points. The system includes a Super-Market Store, where anything from food and clothing to skills and abilities can be purchased using Pervert Points. As Dexter navigates this harsh landscape, he uses his ability called "Pervert Eyes," which allows him to see exactly how many points he will earn by touching and teasing various parts of a woman's body. This ability reveals potential points floating above women like a perverse aura, guiding his actions and fueling his predatory instincts. The more intimate and explicit the act, the higher the reward, driving Dexter to push the boundaries of his erotic conquests. The Magical Tool, a reward from the Pervert Debauchery System, is a versatile and powerful tool that can transform into anything Dexter desires. Whether he needs clothes to blend in, weapons to assert dominance, or tools to create comforts that mesmerize the primitive people around him, the Magical Tool adapts to his every need, giving him an unparalleled advantage in this primitive world. Dexter becomes a master of seduction and manipulation, using his modern cunning to exploit the innocence of the cavewomen. He starts with seemingly innocent touches, his hands lingering on their skin, his fingers brushing against their most intimate areas. His perverted eyes guide him, showing him the most lucrative spots to touch and tease. He whispers promises of pleasure and excitement, gradually leading the women into his web of desire. Through his manipulation and dominance, Dexter ascends to become an immortal being, ruling over the world and indulging in his carnal desires with the tribal women, ensuring his legacy of lust and power endures. In this explicit and erotic tale, Dexter Williams' journey is one of survival, manipulation, and the abuse of power. With his Pervert Eyes, he sees the world through a lens of lust and desire, using his perverse abilities to ensure his dominance in the Stone Age. It is a story of unbridled lust, deception, and the lengths to which one might go to ensure their own survival and pleasure. Dexter's conquests become increasingly vulgar and explicit as he explores the depths of his debauchery and corruption. He corrupts innocent cavewomen, making them surrender to his debauchery and transforming them into willing participants in his twisted fantasies. Join Dexter's wild ride through the Stone Age, where he fucks his way through the hottest babes of the time. You Can Join Me on Discord https://discord.gg/cNazpAgZvt

PranjalSinghK · Fantasy
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Mira_chan · Others
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Monkkey97 · Anime & Comics
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Related Questions
Is Senior a pervert?
1 answer
2026-01-23 17:23
" Perversion " had many meanings in Chinese. It could refer to the changes in the situation of things, the changes in the form of certain animals during the process of individual development, the special changes of certain plants due to environmental influence, and also the abnormal state of human psychology and psychology. It was difficult to determine the specific meaning of " pervert " here based on this sentence alone. If it was in the context of teasing, it might be teasing the other party for having some unusual or strange behavior or thoughts, but if it was accusatory, it was suspecting that the other party's psychology or behavior was abnormal. Without more background information, it was difficult to make a definite judgment. Click on the link below to read the comic "Stupid Master, You've Overstepped the Line"
All the novels of the pervert
1 answer
2026-08-08 17:48
" Transforming into a Goddess of Entertainment " was a light novel written with half a glass of red wine. It was a funny and sarcastic novel. The story was related to Inception. It could be read in the early stages, but the later parts of the story collapsed. Some users complained that they couldn't accept the marriage plot and wanted to read the lily novel. The completed book, the God-Level Death-Courting Exchange System, was still available for reading. [The Curse of Healing Begins in the God of War Space], a novel written by Burnt Ashes. The main character, Lin Qi, had a mental problem and entered God's Space by mistake. The dungeon was very strange. It was a magical modification of the original ancestor's infinite doujinshi. The author occasionally enjoyed himself when he first wrote a book. " Thief Charm " was an ancient romance novel about a mountain bandit. " I, the Immortal Cultivator, Led the Rise of the Family " was a Xianxia novel written by Tearful Fried Rice. It told the story of the cultivation of the family and the farming. It advocated that the family was a help and not a burden. 'Myriad Beasts Immortal Reverent', a novel written by Monarch Soul Divergence. The male protagonist, Shen Long, had a variety of characters. Although it was a routine, it was still cool to watch. The author's previous book was not bad, but the author's grasp of social laws was still immature. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Is Feng Yuanzheng a pervert?
1 answer
2026-06-19 17:40
No, it wasn't. Feng Yuanzheng played the psychopath doctor An Jiahe in Don't Talk to Strangers. This character left a deep impression on the audience, but it was just a character image he created. In real life, Feng Yuanzheng was an excellent actor. He and his wife, Liang Danni, had a harmonious relationship and had never shown any abnormal behavior in their lives. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The magic blue turned into a pervert
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2026-08-09 22:49
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2026-08-06 23:15
I recommend " Dingpan Star ", a fantasy martial arts novel written by Sword Dance Show. The main character, Mo Jiu, had a random gender, while Chu Heng and Chu Yu were fighting for the male lead. Her master was a transmigrator and the world's number one expert beauty. When she left, she left a chapter cleaver for the protagonist to maintain the balance of the world. However, the protagonist felt that there was no need to maintain the balance of the world. The protagonist was raised by a fujoshi and had an immortal body that could switch genders. The supporting characters were more like the main characters than the main characters. It was written by Xiu Niang to realize her dream of crossdressing. It was very interesting. " City Doctor God " was an urban supernatural novel about a useless quack doctor. It talked about how the urban supernatural doctor had superb medical skills, invincible supernatural powers, and was super handsome. The hot-blooded battle and peerless medical skills were super exciting. " Zombie Doctor " was a high-rise building work, and it was an urban superpower genre. He was talking about a zombie doctor who stole blood from the hospital, opened a clinic in a red-light district, and was money-hungry but lived a poor life. If you don't feel comfortable, don't force yourself to see him. " Entertainment: Counting the Top 10 Breakup Poetry at the Beginning ", an urban entertainment novel written by Hao Li. The protagonist relied on the video editing system to count all kinds of " Top 10 " to become an all-around superstar. " Guarding the Lonely City Alone, Invincible in the World " was a fantasy novel about picking loquats. The story of Guchang Guarding the Lonely City after the Rebellion of An Lushan and Shi Lushan was very touching and patriotic. Although some parts were too hard, the characters were well portrayed. It had been booked, but it had entered the palace. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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