Demon King of Main Job, Brave Man of Part-time Job

This book is based on Lao Sha's "Divining the Future for the Demon King", "Part-Time Hero, Main Job Demon King", and "The Madman is on the Left, Death is on the Right". It is a fanfic created by stitching the prototypes and then modifying them by Xiao Mo. It's fan fiction, fan fiction, fan fiction... Just have fun reading it. I'm really not a prison shark, otherwise why would I vote for derivative fandoms. I'm just an ordinary writer trying to finish this story.

It's quite uncomfortable to watch. It's not anxious when it should be, and it's inexplicably involved in a bunch of messy subplots. A bunch of things that the protagonist does don't match the setting, but that's what it does. He even added a bunch of inexplicable descriptions and started to be stupid, just like the part where he was chased by Batman, and Harry was also stupid together. It's obvious that it was arranged by the author. It's very stiff. The author shouldn't have an outline? Many of the roles can be rearranged and actually be much more reasonable and comfortable. Instead of forcing the protagonist group to be stupid and then forcing them to participate in the branch plot. Many scenes in it are inconsistent with the author's own character design, and there are also many inexplicable descriptions. For example, in the chapter of the Sixth Hero, what happens after knowing that the hero is a time traveler? I am a brave and a time-traveler. I am familiar with many things but there is no name in the original game. The world has been changed by other braves. I should have guessed that other braves are also time-travelers. And even if I just know it, so what? As a result, I started to tremble for no apparent reason. As for the character issue, what about the character the author gave Harry? A smart person, with a good memory, will write down some information that is needed, and the protagonist and Harry talked about (this world) for the first time, and then there were a lot of flaws, he was illiterate, but he was familiar with a bunch of names and knew what other information, the devil appeared in front of him for some reason, a lack of common sense, a power that didn't conform to the principle, a lot of music that he had never heard (it's understandable that Harry didn't understand this) and then Harry turned a blind eye to it? As for the protagonist's setting: greedy for money, afraid of trouble (not accepting divination by extraordinary people), but a little warm-hearted (some but not much, you have to give benefits for helping), hating the magic association, these are the settings shown at the beginning, but they are not the same later. This is still the protagonist group, and those passers-by occ are even more powerful. The earl's butler is the best among them. The settings and reasons given by the author are completely inconsistent with his expected behavior. Moreover, the author has been relying on stupidity to promote the plot. The protagonist forgets that Harry knows where he lives. The protagonist and Harry are stupid and don't explain to Batman, but they believe him as soon as they talk to the Earl's butler. The protagonist and Harry go to break the door without warning at all. Moreover, the Earl's butler doesn't respond when he approaches and talks to him. The foil brat is as stupid as the male protagonist and the male supporting actor are gone and he doesn't say anything.