The Demon King Won't Be Conquered by the Hero

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Can you do it, Zayu♥~ This knife doesn't hurt or itch. If you want a knife, just use it harder.

I said the smell of the knife was so familiar. It turned out that I played the witch in the book [face covering], and I still like telling stories from different character perspectives. The emotional line between the devil and the hero is not completely laid out. According to the saying that there must be no devil and hero, there may be a knife later, but judging from the title of the book, it should have a good ending... Right? In fact, what attracted me more was Pan Xi's line. I knew it was over when I saw the smell of knives. I also felt that the Demon King had the ability of 486, was entrusted by the Black Feather Chief, and had the protection of the clone. It shouldn't be a big problem. I didn't expect Pan Xi to die directly. I thought the protagonist would train her to be the next Demon King or something like that. I can only say... The knife is not ruthless enough [cool]

New comments, currently no books, at this stage. I feel that the Brave Team is a bit skewed. After the other characters were created in the demon territory, the feeling was gone. I don't know if it's because a new chapter has just begun. Secondly, the creation of the Brave is actually quite unpleasant. It has a sense of Long Aotian opening a harem. Secondly, I tentatively call it the adventurer line. It is a relatively complete line in the book. I am actually not surprised by the death of the Silver Knight. I just feel that some things are not explained clearly, so the perception of this line is actually a bit bad for me. Then the blacksmith line is one of my favorite lines, the combination of a hidden strongman and a lolita. Overall, the plot has not been developed independently. It has always appeared as a supporting role, such as the introduction of the Silver Knight and the death of Pan Xi. However, overall, it does not have its own independent line, and the character design feels a lot different from when the book was first opened. Then there is the emotional drama between the male and female protagonists. For now, I think there is progress but not much, and the portrayal does not have the feeling of being a happy enemy. Sometimes the hero is really a brain hemorrhage. Although the portrayal is outstanding, it feels not as good as the bard. Even if the behavior of stealing money is the tacit approval of the heroine, but giving it to others is really a brain hemorrhage. After returning to the beginning, the Brave Team felt that there was more or less a problem. The Elf Princess had temporarily withdrawn from the team and would not discuss it. Kallen is considered the least favorite character in the Brave Team. The main dislike is concentrated in the entertainment city. The character itself is somewhat like a white lotus. Especially after the author confirmed that it is 1v1, the new plot is still somewhat ambiguous... Kanoa, I don't really like this character, but I don't really hate it either. In terms of the overall plot, it's average. I don't feel like there's any brain hemorrhage at the moment. Minek is a child with little development. He joined the Brave Team at a later stage, but he seems to have feelings for the miniature version of Noya. After all, he was the most attentive when he was in the maze. Brave man, there is nothing to say. —— Although the above is a rant, the review is a five-star review.

In a group portrait novel, each important supporting character has their own feelings, stories and experiences, which may be heartwarming or touching or difficult to reconcile. The stories with these supporting characters are even duller than the current Demon King storyline. Although the story switches perspectives between the protagonist and various supporting characters, the rhythm is not well grasped. Wrong, I personally don't feel it is messy. Although the introduction mentions micro-cutting, it seems that the regrets will be slowly made up for later. This does not mean that the process is micro-cutting. Some plots may be a little sloppy and not that perfect, but it is still a good-looking novel. 80% Of the characters are HE. I like it very much.

It's really short, 19 chapters. I read the last one more than a year ago, and I don't know how long I've been reading this one╮(╯＿╰)╭

Not bad, the characters are well created, but the plot about the sword is a bit too deliberate. It feels like I want to imitate Urobuchi Gen, but I only learned the surface level.

As of Chapter 60, I am still looking forward to the following plot. I don't know how the demon king without emotions can be conquered by the brave. I deducted one star because the part about Kuroba felt like a knife for the sake of the knife, and it was a little confusing that the clone fell in love with him for no apparent reason. There was too little detailed description of the plot, and that part was a little rushed. It had the same feeling of industrial knives as in the previous book.

After watching a lot of The Marriage, I think it's the best one among Tomatoes. The heroine is not brainless and the rhythm is cheerful [laughs evilly], so keep it up, I'm optimistic about you.

Give a five-star review to support the author, although some parts of the story are not perfect and the details are not well handled. But, it is a beautiful story, I like it very much. It feels like a dream, which makes people forget to leave, and it is also the usual feeling of loss. I wish the brave Miao Lan and the devil Norma, who live in a certain parallel universe, a happy future, and the same blessings to everyone in the story. Likewise, To the imperfect world we live in, Respect for a bad tomorrow, Respect in this world, Lucky or Unlucky, Regretful or Perfect But still work hard, be strong, and bravely run towards tomorrow Every you, me, and every him.