The Cursed Boy Won't Meet the Disaster-Bringing Saintess

Savior - The Demon Lord of Thieves - The Temptation to Go Home

Let me say this: initially, I didn't want to read this book, mainly because it only had 20,000 readers. However, I read a few chapters just to give it a try. I'm not a seasoned reader with ten years of experience, but I've been reading for seven years, from sixth grade until now. So, in my personal opinion, this book has great potential.

I wanted to curse, but considering the author's situation, I held back. The ending was rushed, fine, I tolerated that too, but what's the point of dropping a angst at the end?! I only read this because the synopsis seemed sweet, and I'm a pure romance writer 🥺.

As the author, is it too much for me to give myself five stars?

I can't find any major flaws so far, and for that alone, I'd give it five stars. Many of Tomato's books are either overly pedantic or treat everyone like idiots. If you want a normal novel, you basically have to look for comedies, but even comedies have their flaws. So, for this reason alone, I'd give it five stars, more than half of Tomato's books.

The premise is very novel; if it doesn't have a bad ending, it would at least get a 9.5 out of 10.

We watched He Xuan grow from weak to strong, from being alone to having a beautiful and lovely girlfriend, and then... And then... And then... And then... Then it ended. Sigh.

It's good, with no major flaws, except the villain is so well-developed that you just can't help but want to kill him. 🥺

I really want to become a landlord, take a leather whip and beat you hard. If I don't let you fluff cotton, I'll make you write. Is it so hard to update ten times a day?

I've broken free from fate! I've become the Heavenly Thief Demon Lord! [Learned it!]