[Reborn + Revenge + Decisive and Ruthless + Invincible]
Games descend into reality, and monsters run rampant.
In his previous life, Su Chen chose the Thief class.
Unfortunately, he tried to steal from a demon lair.
He died at the hands of the strongest BOSS, the Demon Queen.
Having lived through it once, he knows how powerful the demons are.
As he prayed for a chance,
on the day of his class change, he really did become a demon class, and not just any class: a Demon Mage!
It's just that his Mage is a little unusual.
Not only are all his skills forbidden spells,
even the beginner skills he learns automatically level up into forbidden spells!
Have you ever seen someone advance through their first and second class changes on the same day?
Have you ever seen someone wipe out every monster in a dungeon with one move and level up like crazy?
While everyone else is still taking the college entrance exam and worrying about which academy they'll get into,
Su Chen has already received invitations from all the major guilds.
Death Canyon, Snake Island, secret realms...
All the places where he was once tormented have become experience point ATMs!
While everyone else has to decide which guild to join, he starts his own. When he enters dungeons and secret realms, he recruits demons into his guild on the spot. When disaster strikes,
everyone looks at the billion-strong demon army behind Su Chen and is left completely stunned!
This book is also titled: I Am the Demon King, I Am the Calamity!
It's very refreshing, it's very exciting, it's very clear.
Before I knew it, I started driving.
It's good to read, but the chapters are a bit short.
It's too short, author, you can't do it!
Not bad, not bad, not bad, really good, really good
Pretty good. But I'm not sure how to write the subsequent skills. It might be a little difficult to write
It's really cool. I hope the author can improve the protagonist's magic power quickly.
Good luck, the author has something to say: No, you are so short.
It looks good. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update 🙂
It's pretty good, but a little short. Good luck to the author.