Is this a good novel? Certainly it is by the way its progressing. But this is no masterpiece by any standard.

MC is the only anomaly in the succubus tribe. Because till that point it was thought that succubi can only have daughters. But then the MC was born to the succubus queen.

His family/ succubus tribe is fairly cute, theyre wholesome and there is not much to comment on that.

He goes into people's dreams that he finds are having trouble (he can smell people having bad dreams). These troubles are comically... more>> tragic like the usual jp novel protagonists, including one guy who got abandoned by teammates or another girl whos concerned that the 'hero' is manipulating her feelings into trying to ntr her from the childhood friend.

Its lacking descriptions however. Like, severely. The world isn't expanded upon much despite all the typical tragic cliches happening. Like you don't know the magic system or whatever. You dont even know what these people are doing in their dream. Because none of it is described. It would be better if say, they were reliving their trauma like watching it happen. Except its just them talking into the void. Its like the author has never seen a dream or a nightmare, they're so vibrant in the moment, with detailed environment. But theres no such thing here. Which is sad because its a core part of the story.

Thats why this is a readable novel. Not bad but not exceptionally good either. Its alright, certainly very lacking but not terribly so. A decent 6 out of 10. <<less

It's mediocre. Unconclusive ending, no explanation as to how the protagonist came to be the only incubus, no closure with other seemingly important characters.

If you're out of novel to read, sure, it's passable. As there's only 29 chapters to read, there is not much, you can power through it to know the ending.