Starting with a Demon Possession, I Become a Legendary Demon Hunter

This is the type of book I like, and it's written quite well so far. Let's see how it goes later. Wow, the more I write, the more people read, and the more negative reviews I get 😂 Everyone thinks the male lead is a sucker, but I think the male lead and the witch have a transactional relationship, right? The witch helps the male lead, and sometimes without her, he can't do anything.

This book only got a 7.5? I feel it deserves at least a 9. While the plot is full of coincidences, the arrangement is excellent, and the battles between the various factions are exciting. It's a pity the protagonist isn't a traditional witcher; there aren't many exorcism scenes, and he basically just brute-forces his way through using demonic power.

Having read over 190 chapters, it's a male-oriented harem novel similar to the American TV series Supernatural, but the protagonist is a vampire hunter who gradually loses his capacity for affection, so there aren't many risqué jokes. The early chapters do contain some stereotypical jokes about a priest and a young boy. (It's good; I like the equal gaze between men and women.)

It's good, but it feels like the Seven Sins seeds were acquired very quickly. Of course, this brings a lot of content, but it's quite difficult to reach a million words with such rich content. Anyway, good luck to the author!

Having read nearly two hundred chapters, here are my thoughts: In terms of plot, it tells the story of a person who is reborn in a supernatural world and wants to survive. He seeks a way to reunite his soul and body, and is forced to become a strange being. Along the way, he encounters all sorts of people and deals with various events, which leads to the following story.

Hao Kan, the biggest highlight of this book is that it's cleverly integrated with Western elements and the setting is quite comfortable. As long as it doesn't have a harem element, this book is practically unbeatable. Hopefully, all the female characters are simply using each other, as this would better highlight the protagonist's personal charm.

I read the latest chapter in one go, and I hope it won't be abandoned. After all, it's a bit difficult to find a book on Tomato that suits my taste.

The beginning is well-written, but towards the end, you get the feeling that the protagonist has to carry a huge harem with him every time he goes out. The usefulness of these harem members isn't much, and the forced binding isn't that significant. Moreover, this flaw isn't revealed all at once; it's gradually built up, bit by bit.

The elderly father is completely missing throughout, serving as a background character. The witch who seemed to have a powerful background in the early stages turns out to be just a Kalamy. The female vampire who had little presence in the later stages turned out to be the second female lead. The Seven Sins and Seven Virtues weren't collected until the very end.

It's pretty good, but of course there are many problems. For example, the protagonist has basically survived this far entirely by luck. The fact that the powerful figures he's encountered haven't killed him is largely due to luck; the rest are just using him.