Doomsday: In Sakura, I'm a Demon Lord by Profession

That's great! It would be best if later on you could gather a bunch of slaves to build a palace; otherwise, living in a hotel all the time feels a bit low-class.

Bad news: The ultimate Frankenstein's monster, but there's good news: the stitching is actually pretty good.

A decent post-apocalyptic master-servant story. Although there are many similar ones in the novel, I still prefer this type.

So far it seems good; at least I don't have any major objections.

Yes, it's a very good post-apocalyptic master-servant story. I hope the author doesn't stop updating.

The character development system is vast, divided into seven major categories, each corresponding to one of the seven deadly sins. Each major category contains numerous subcategories, making it a standout among post-apocalyptic novels.

Okay, okay, all I can say about this book is that those who know it know it. ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

By the way, how do you get Abyss Points? Besides the initial free ones, there's nothing else, and it doesn't say how to obtain them 🍉

I read it all in one go. It was pretty good, with no major flaws, but it was just too short.

So far, I don't see any major flaws, and the reading experience is quite good. If it maintains that, it's definitely a worthwhile book. Best of luck, author! (=^▽^=) Keep it up, [you savor it].