The Evil God Decides to Raise a Human

The Evas non-human setting is so cool! Li Chen's subtle, almost imperceptible male ghost vibe is incredibly tantalizing. The way the author writes about the two "people" getting along is also so sweet! [Full][Full][Full] In short, it's so enjoyable!

The premise is interesting. The main character must be furious!! It's so frustrating not being the protagonist! Ning Niangqian has a great character design—high intelligence, great abilities, and he's practically indestructible. The author seems to have given him more screen time, making his character more three-dimensional.

This novel is really interesting; the author seems to be a knowledgeable and experienced person. In the story of the Tulip Fairy in your novel, there's a scene where someone turns around and sees something, which startles me as well. There's also a poem describing the Tulip Fairy; I don't know if it's an original poem or an excerpt, but it's beautifully written.

This story has a rather unique angle, starting with an evil god picking up a person and taking him home, haha. The protagonist has a very male ghost vibe, with a kind of imperial air about him, like a king who only speaks when there's something to report and otherwise retires. Similarly, the evil god who picked him up is also quite adorable, with a stubborn and unyielding nature (referring to befriending an evil god). I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story. [Learned something new]

The dungeon is amazing!!! ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧ The little poem the author wrote at the beginning of the tulip dungeon really surprised me, but I feel there's a bit too little description of the dungeon itself. And Evas is such a fickle person! It makes me want to bite him!! (A dark, twisted roar) <(`^´)> The protagonist's character is a bit vague, and the reason for their revenge is unclear.

It's hard to describe; there's a sense of fatalism and tragedy, as if everything is falling under the sway of fate. The tone is tinged with a subtle sadness. Li Chen truly is like light, the only light, a messenger of kindness and wisdom, a favorite of the gods. He's not perfect, but precisely because no one in this world is perfect, and most people lack the innocent, naive kindness of infancy.

At first, I thought this was just a simple revenge story 🤔🤔 But it became really addictive later on 😳😳 He's not soft-hearted or saintly when facing his enemies; he's the kind of character who seems cold at first glance. But the longer you watch him, the more you'll find he can be quite ghostly at times (* / ∇ \ *) 😘😘

This is my first time watching Cthulhu, and it's very good; the character designs are very consistent. Li Chen, a villain from the very beginning, would have been exonerated long ago in another book, but this one is different. He has to be evil from start to finish, which is the charm of this book. In the later part, Li Chen fits all of Er's divine attributes.

Ning Niangqian is so good! I really like his personality. It's really interesting. That's how ensemble stories should be. The main character doesn't need to be too invincible. I really like Qianqian. His personality is so well-developed! Oh my god, I really love Xue Qian! His personality is so appealing to me. This character is so charming!

The plot is original, and the writing is also good. I really like Li Chen. The protagonist doesn't have to be perfect or kind; everyone has flaws and selfish desires, but they all grow gradually. I love this feeling. 💕💕