I’m Really Not the Devil’s Lackey

zh-Latn
Wǒ Zhēn Bù Shì Xiéshén Zǒugǒu
zh
我真不是邪神走狗

Lin Jie, who has transmigrated into this world, runs a bookshop. Nice and passionate, he always recommends books that are capable of healing one's soul to customers who find themselves in a rough patch in life. Occasionally, he would recommend his own work to them as well. Over time, these customers have grown to respect him a lot. They bring him some simple souvenirs every day to repay him and ask him for recommendations of literary works. At the same time, they tell the people around them about this bookstore owner as well. They have respectful and affectionate ways of addressing him-"The Devil's Hyena", "The Communicator of Flesh Gospel of Books", "The Author of the Corpse Ritual" and " The Star Shepard".

(Source: Bilibili)

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Classic Literature Philosophy Rehabilitation Religion Cohabitation › Protagonist Lives Alone Comedy › Surreal Horror › Cosmic Kinship › Adoption Religion › Cult Violence › Gore
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European Ambience Steampunk
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Character Change › Shapeshifting Faustian Bargain › Deal with the Devil
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