I Transmigrated as the Demon King and Can Summon the Fourth Calamity

Let's put it this way, it's good-looking, a true fourth-day disaster novel. Except for the fact that there are almost no scenes of the main character, everything else is well written. Even if it's a third of the line, you have to see what the protagonist is doing, right? After thinking for a long time, I'd better give it a five-star support and wait and see if there is a protagonist line in the future. To be honest, most of the shots are for the player protagonist, which is about one-twentieth. At least write down what the devil is doing. You can't just summon the power, right?

I've read over sixty chapters so far, and it's quite interesting. I hope that the little demon girl will have more plots to show her character traits in the later stages. In the beginning, she was able to find the demon king alone, which is enough to prove her tenacity. Nowadays, it appears more often like a "pendant" of the devil. On the one hand, I also hope that the little girl will forget her unhappiness and be an innocent child. But on the other hand, she has seen her relatives arrested and passed away in person. Her inner pain cannot disappear so quickly. It is better to let her exercise during this period, even if it is to make some efforts to bring back her relatives.

I think the protagonist can completely assume the identity of a player. The identity of the Demon King must be majestic, distant and mysterious from the player. The identity of the player is convenient for many things.

Not bad, but not enough. Also, the protagonist should be strengthened, otherwise it would be too difficult for players to beat. The protagonist's perspective should be more. The previous generations of demon kings all seemed NB. The protagonist needs to stand up and strengthen himself. He should at least have some skills. You must push the book hard, otherwise it will lose popularity

When I first started reading it, I didn't know it was a group portrait story, but after reading the whole story, it was very well written. The student party stayed up all night to finish reading it [crying] [crying] The things that happen to the players in it are very interesting and some are touching. My favorite in the whole book is Miles. The "evil man" who carries out the orders is very miserable. He has never enjoyed any aristocratic benefits during his lifetime and is always on the verge of bankruptcy. Unlike other people who can marry the daughter of a noble or a merchant, he also has to live by licking the lord's boss and complete every task. I thought twice before going for a drink, only to hear that my property had been stolen and my wife and daughter had been bullied. In the end, he died at the hands of the constantly resurrecting goblins. The lord still felt that he was a waste, and some blame was thrown on his head. The only time of glory is when he punishes others. To become a knight, to be able to raise a horse, to have subordinates who are willing to die for him and a wife and daughter who love him, to die heroically at the hands of the "demons" is the happiness of his life. There are very few descriptions of the Demon King, but the player's perspective is also very interesting, and the characters are relatively well-developed. It's a pity to end it.

It's quite good, rich in emotions. Everyone has their own story. It's not like other novels of this type, where the natives are just tool people. The stories of emotional characters are also well interspersed. The plot is smooth and the player is invincible without it. It's the kind of plot that makes you tired of reading it too much. The author has a suggestion for you, that is, you can use the corpses of other races as carriers if you are not the player but the soul. Players can have different bodies and practice the levels of the body by yourself (the player name remains the same). In fact, it is borrowing corpses to bring back the soul (the body is gone when it is gone). Of course, this is a suggestion I made. You can just take a look. If you think it is good, you can improve it and add it in a reasonable way, and then run it in a reasonable way. After this body dies, you can use another body, which is equivalent to "changing the number", and it perfectly connects to the two-hour resurrection. (The stronger the body, the longer the resurrection time.) Well, this is my evaluation. The book is okay so far. I just hope the author uses his brain more (you have a poisonous point that the devil created (modified, resurrected) creatures, but you wrote before that the devil can only summon), and bring some fresh air to Tomato.

Please support it with four stars. Some of the content in it is still not very interesting. I feel that there should be a big update later to renovate the goblins and barbarians. Otherwise, the players who come later will be either mountain giants or dragons. Then the goblins at the beginning will be clowns, so it should change in the future. In fact, it is not a big problem. After watching it for so long, I think it is okay. What to say about building hot springs? It's superfluous. After all, everyone is still busy in the early stages of land reclamation and development. It's good to start charging for building a house on the hot springs. Then I open up the land and experience 100% pure cattle and horses. After get off work, I still need to collect points to experience the hot springs. Oh, this is too bad.

There are too many funny elements, and the content is very suitable for boys' dormitories [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]. The pace is slow, but you can't get tired of it. It's better than those cookie-cutter Fourth Natural Disasters, and it's more watchable and won't make you feel tired.

I think the method of multiple straight lines is okay. Many TV series and animations are like this now. After a few episodes, they start to look back on the past. The review lasts for thirty or forty episodes. If you convert it into a TV series or animation, it only lasts one or two episodes. I think it is acceptable.

It was pretty good up front, but when the Leisure League came out, what the character Fusheng in the Temple said at the meeting and when he was assigned to the technical team later seemed uncomfortable to me. This is why I deducted one star.