A powerful demon king who has a long life but has become tired of living, a sinister princess who has to act as a leader after a failed coup, a genius adventurer who suffers from great hatred but is content with everything. This is a traditional Western fantasy story from multiple perspectives. Why does the Demon King like to ask his subordinates to give experience to the brave one by one according to their strength? Why is the mysterious guide so familiar with the Demon Realm? Why is the life of an adventurer always full of tragedies and coincidences? Is this a distortion of human nature or a loss of morality? Because the story background is too "classic", it is a casual novel that does not require too much thinking, allowing readers to enjoy a baby-like sleep every tossing and turning night.
Reader comments
A good short story, fresh in my memory, classic but enjoyable to read. The ending of Deus Ex Machina is meant to speed up the plot. If it were written normally, it would definitely be an excellent work.
A very interesting book, old-fashioned but good-looking
A good short story, fresh in my memory, classic but enjoyable to read. The ending of Deus Ex Machina is meant to speed up the plot. If it were written normally, it would definitely be an excellent work.
A very interesting book, old-fashioned but good-looking