I’m Bringing the Demon King’s Maid Home, and She Does All the Work Day and Night

In one breath, I feel that the rhythm is well controlled, the story background and world view are also perfected, it is not laggy, the writing is relaxed and refreshing, and the rhythm of the story is quite steady. I've read other people's comments before, and I don't think they're that bad. In summary, it's worth reading [I learned] and it's cool. Brothers, don't think so much.

Except for the ending, which is a bit hasty, it is really quite perfect. The plot is refreshing and the writing is considered to be the best in Tomato. It is really a pity that the author did not choose to stick to it. I look forward to the new book. If there is a new book, I will definitely follow it from beginning to end.

It's a daily-oriented article, and it's quite interesting. I almost laughed out loud several times. I didn't feel that it was unfinished. Compared with those stories whose settings were so bloated that they couldn't hold it anymore and were hastily completed or even discontinued, this one at least finished telling the story within a limited setting framework, so it was considered complete.

Is the protagonist a person without magic? Why does it feel like he can't do anything?

The author has something to do with the censorship [laughter]

Perfect characterization! Especially the fishing Yu Liang, I don't know why I just like this kind of neurotic character setting, I feel like I can imagine the character with squinting eyes. It ended abruptly. It was a very satisfying novel, and the ending was so good. The shaping was really good.

Well written, good luck to the author

Have all the sleep bases come? It's a bit unnatural

Broken halberd, wine poem, emperor uncle (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )

The idea is quite novel