Chainsaw Man: Demons? Just a Bunch of Ants

I don't understand what the theme of this book is yet. If you look at the introduction, the highlight should be that the horse is riding a dog. Contrary to other "Being a Dog Book", the highlights are But when I look at it now, I find that except for that sentence at the beginning, this point has never appeared again. In other words, this is not the highlight at all, so what should we watch? Why should we read this book? What's so attractive about this book? At present, there is only fighting, which is included in all books, and it is not considered a highlight. I feel that based on the current chapter, the author will not be able to reply to these two questions. If there are any changes in the future, I will come back and take a look. If it improves, I will adjust the rating back.

I hope this book doesn't end badly [smile]

Walk slowly

How should I put it? For me, who only knows a little about chainsaw people, I can't understand a lot of them, which is too painful. The narrative is good, but a bit nonsensical, and setting up too much suspense is unnecessary.

Madhu looked confused, not knowing what I was looking at.

I read a little bit, but it didn't write about the price of the protagonist's power, and then he went to save some people. What happens after he gets the power? Is it good for the protagonist to save people? A strong man will not save an ant. What does it matter to me whether he dies or not? The author did not write about the dark side of human beings after gaining power, which makes people feel unreal.

Please let the author be a little more perverted in his writing (*≧m≦*)

How much of a pervert? Why are there not enough knives in anime? Why do you think you have so many knives?

I don't know what I'm writing about. Many things are incomprehensible. I feel like the author wants to say a lot but says nothing. Rely on defense

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not write like this. Although I am not very good at mathematics, you can still type one word in two seconds. Thirty words per minute, 1,800 words per hour, that is 43,200 words per day, which is equivalent to 20 words. Excluding the 13 hours spent sleeping and eating, you can also type more than 21,000 words, so hurry up and give me more