I'm Really Not a Reincarnated Demon Lord

I'll do the math. If I'm not wrong, you are currently lying in Kurumi Tokisaki's arms playing with your phone, using Misaka Mikoto's battery to charge your phone. There is Sagiri calling you brother, Asuna is sitting next to your bed, Rikka is having a chuunibyou next to you, and Mikasa is mouthing your name. Maybe there is Rem next to you who is jealous, but you are seriously shopping around Feilu, and you saw my comment and clicked a like. Reply 1, double happiness

It feels like I'm just here to give others benefits.

After watching a little bit, I feel like the main character is just a kid who just throws away money. Also, the hermit of the Rabbit family is so good, why is he born? Some villains are written as if they are mentally retarded. You know he is an immortal, but you still have to fight with him.

You think this author doesn't have the feeling that I am a great person who turned out to be a peerless expert, and I am not an evil god who went away*

After reading Chapter 19, I no longer have the desire to read any more. At the beginning, I emphasized that the hidden world system was just a salty fish, but what next? So unqualified? Accepting a disciple casually? Are you free to bring people here? It would still be acceptable if it was your apprentice who brought the people here. Can an outsider make the decision and bring in people at will? I vomited

The poison test is completed. The introduction of this book does not match the content and has nothing to do with demons. The content seems a bit depressing. The protagonist's IQ is worrying. He gives gifts without realizing it. Normal people can realize that it is different, but the protagonist just doesn't notice it.

To be honest, I felt very annoyed watching it, and I don't know why.

The protagonist of this book only sent Zhenzi once, and only accepted a female disciple. He never appeared again after it was put on the shelves. After that, he borrowed a picture and said that the protagonist is a boy who gives money. So it turns out that I Am the Peerless Master has been written from beginning to end, and he also accepted two male disciples. If you can accept that book, why can't you accept this one?

It's quite average, with no highlights or shortcomings, and it looks quite boring. After working on it for a long time, the protagonist didn't even know how strong he was, and there were very few scenes of casual fishing. Basically, he just watched a bunch of outsiders and wondered how strong the protagonist was. Real numbers are boring.

Taoism does not allow eating fish or cows*?? Are you Taoist or Hindu?