From the Start, I Tamed the Demon King with Math

It's beautiful. It's genius to package mathematics into theology. This book is a must-read for anyone who has even the slightest interest in mathematics. However, the Demon King's lectures in the early stage seem to be completely missing. Could it be that dozens of chapters of the protagonist only happened in 1-2 days? It's unclear. In this world, the aristocrats and upper class should still master mathematics, but I don't see how their mathematics level is.

Next, let's look at the author's mathematical skills. Personally, I don't think it will be long. It's a good read if you are interested in mathematics ()

After reading it, I feel that the content of each volume is a bit formulaic, not too exciting and not strong. The text layout raises the reading threshold, and is even a bit boring, so that it forms a serious writing style that seems to have a higher mathematical content. It's just that I unexpectedly like this style. There aren't many similar works in online articles, so I'll give it one more star. In addition, I always feel that the mathematical content can be developed, such as setting up the relevant content of "magic", connecting it with the rules of physics, really using mathematics to describe it, and working out one or two formulas and theorems. Although I don't know what the use is, it sounds quite fun.

If the author writes like this, it depends on whether the author's mathematical skills are solid. I have to look at the impact of calculus on magic in the later period before revising the review.

Speaking of mathematics, I can only understand the plot for the time being, but I can't understand the formulas 🤦 The plot is excellent, thumbs up!

Not bad, I just feel like that part of the goddess is inexplicable I hope the ending of this book is that the protagonist watches the world war and uses his knowledge to lead to the destruction of the world and is helpless 🍉

Said that good-looking things will happen in this life

There are certain problems with logic. For example, people from another world can't even add or subtract, but there is a certain amount of logic that successfully makes up for it. And the integration of mathematics and magic brings me a lot of fun. And the mathematical logic is very high. So give it five stars. (Except for the setting of this book, which has a certain amount of historical knowledge, everything else is very good.) I hope the author will continue his efforts and write a book in the same series.

It was a little slow in the early stages, but the more you watch it in the later stages, the more fun you get. Many of the lessons before the finale were taught again, especially the group of people in the Demon King's City who were able to use them proficiently. Finally, there was also a plot that was learned for the first time, especially the Fourier transform, which was taught many times 🤦

The setting of genius... Looking forward to the update. It's just about the part from defeating the angel to establishing the academy. Several students such as the Demon King are also starting from scratch with students without basic knowledge. There are also some contradictions between the dwarf elves returning to their territories after graduation and Chen Shu's approach in the first two volumes. Maybe they can be changed to people from other dwarf and elf settlements who come here to make the logic smoother.