Wait, Why Is the Demon Lord's Crew Already Assembled from the Start?

Assessment complete, basically non-toxic, and quite enjoyable. (Although there are some interspersed settings or side stories, it's a very comfortable read. If you can accept the deviations from the main plot, then it's non-toxic.) The values ​​are okay; the bad is righteous in a way (what the hell am I saying?)

This is a great novel. The main plot is lighthearted, funny, and not awkward. I've followed it for a long time without any major flaws, and the theme is quite novel. The characters are diverse, including both men and women (many of Tomato's novels don't have a single protagonist with all the other characters forming a harem, or the protagonist only has brothers or sisters).

An absolutely pure genius, the narrative style is like a subversion of tropes, the unexpected witty remarks and the unintentional directness of the descriptions are excellent. Those familiar with *100,000 Cold Jokes* will recognize it; the humor and references are effortless, which I really enjoyed.

This is an incredibly bizarre and mind-blowing piece of writing. The reading experience was like this: an old lady is about to be hit by a car, and DIO uses Time Stop to create a new road for the car. The car transforms into Optimus Prime, carrying the old lady onto the sidewalk to discuss global warming with aliens.

This is so beautifully written! Men who read it get their periods, women go crazy. It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state. It's so beautiful it brought to life the longing and unrequited love of a villager living on welfare for a widow. It's so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes, like the Qiantang River tidal bore. It's so beautiful!

Characters: There are no normal people in this story, only superhumans. Most characters, including the protagonist, are chaotic evils. Those with high moral standards should proceed with caution. However, the author has considerable skill; a few sentences are enough to create a well-rounded and distinct character. Those superhumans...

This is a lighthearted fantasy novel about a god-like being born in another world. It's funny when it needs to be risqué, happy when it needs to be, and logical when it needs to be reasoned with. It's great. The world-building is also very novel. It's not a traditional imperial world, but rather a world operating within a very distorted system, yet it manages to be absurdly well-organized.

This is a novel written by a "god-like" author on a "god-like" platform for readers who value divine insights. Those who follow it automatically become "god-like" readers—seriously speaking, it's a rather unique road trip story within the Tomato Fantasy genre. The characters are well-developed, but given the author is still human, the writing style is divine.

It's good. Here are my five points of review (Disclaimer: This contains spoilers, and my review is just my personal opinion and does not represent the majority of people's opinions. I have no intention of making malicious comparisons, slandering, or inciting conflict. Please take my review rationally and do not take it out of context or distort my meaning. I have no intention of causing trouble.

A fantastic, hilarious, and abstract story. The author includes a disclaimer at the beginning. However, the protagonist does have some moral compass. Of course, when someone threatens to kill him, he'll still cut off his head three times without batting an eye 😏. The story features named characters, most of whom are morally bankrupt, resulting in a chaotic and chaotic narrative. The main plot is slow-paced; the focus is primarily on comedy.