Many years later, as Wang Ye, the true Demon King, sat upon his throne, he couldn’t help recalling that afternoon when the first Demon Queen brought him here through transmigration, and the question that had come to mind: What is a Demon King supposed to do?
Demon King A: Cheat, kill, rule the world from your bed, crush other people’s ideals, and seize every treasure in the world. Wait for others to put things in your mouth, and drink the finest wine?
Wang Ye: No, no. That’s what protagonists are supposed to do.
Demon King B: Then what should a Demon King do?
Wang Ye: Have great ideals and a clear plan. Work hard toward your goals and never slack off. Use every means necessary to make your dreams come true. Even if you fail, don’t lose heart. Pull yourself together and start over. Work as a team. And last but most important, always keep smiling.
Demon King C: Are you really a Demon King?
This is the story of a Demon King who breaks the heroes’ spirits.
(This story is entirely fictional. Everything in it is a poor joke, so don’t take it personally.)
This book captured me instantly with its stunning setting. But the deeper I read, the more eager the author was to discuss practical issues with me, and the pace of the story itself became slower. I still love its unique frame, but sometimes, I wish it could take me to that imaginary world more purely and have more adventures.
This book is very interesting, and the protagonist is well portrayed, really, especially when I am waiting for the update. After reading a lot of history, I am not very good at expressing myself. Anyway, the protagonist of this book is one of the few books I have read for so long, and I feel comfortable with it.
It's a pretty good book, Different Demon Kings and Heroes, very well written.
The subject matter is very good, and the content is also good, but the writing or thinking cannot keep up. It may be that it is difficult for women and men to get on the channel.
Overall, it's a semi-invincible story. The protagonist has a strong mechanism and a brain, but it's not exactly a story about justice versus evil or being pushed all the way to become the strongest. The author has incorporated some of his own thinking about society and human beings, with some sarcasm and sarcasm.
A lot of philosophy mixed with a little plot? Um. . Those who like it should find it very good, the setting is quite interesting, and the development should be very grand. There is no strict cultivation level that is common in ordinary novels. The power setting in the play seems to be more Western fantasy (but the background is also like demons and angels, which is quite reasonable). I hope the author can stick to it [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart] This book seems to be good, but few people seem to read it. Why is this? Are there not many people who can watch it? 🤔🤔
The most attractive thing about this book is not those brave devils, it is not an invincible novel, it is not a sadomasochistic novel about men and women, it is not like popular online novels. The group portraits he describes, interspersed with little philosophical thoughts, are touching and make me think something every time I read them.
This is a very beautiful novel with some outlook on life and some values worth thinking about.
It's pretty good. I don't know why no one sees it. I feel like I could change the name.
It looks very good. If it fits well, the contrast between the devil and the brave man