Demon King, Be Careful

If I could sum up the entire book (up to chapter 86) in one word, it would be "warmth". The souls from another world were chosen to become the Demon King, the Demon King of the n-generation reincarnation timeline. The survival of the world depends on the brave. The selected souls died one after another under the tyranny of the system. Maybe they were all selected after death, or maybe everything was just a conspiracy of the system. The protagonist, the Demon King, is the "variable" in the mouth of the brave. He is the Demon King who "waits to meet someone who will use a different way to complete the task." He is the Demon King who disguises himself as a human being with the blood of monsters. He is the Demon King whose conscience is not erased by reality. He is the Demon King who still strives for a better situation under the oppression of the system; The brave man does have the memory of reincarnation. He finally waited for the "Devil King he has been waiting for" and repeated "Don't disappear" with the protagonist. He was the brave man who carefully verified that the protagonist Demon King has always been the protagonist Demon King. Not enough, not enough at all. It's been a long time since I've been able to find a novel that has online logic, eternal greatness in spirit, and shining human struggle (masterpieces and the like should not come to compete for the seats of ordinary books) (Up to Chapter 123) The writing becomes more and more complicated. The long dialogues between the protagonist and the hero become more and more backgrounds. The scene transitions are less and less descriptive, including the transitions in memories, and the concepts of space and time are less and less. It stands to reason that after the Demon King knows about the hero's rebirth and that he is the Demon King, it is time to write about verification, how to resist the system, and the rise of feelings. As a result, half of the story becomes a background. , I'm disappointed. Are my sister and classmates the protagonists, or are the Demon King and the Hero the protagonists? I left a review for the last chapter, maybe it was released on time or I didn't read it. The feedback has not improved at all. This is the end of my chance to write this book. The Demon King and the Hero will stay in the most tumultuous and conflicting school trip. Goodbye, Demon King. I hope you can resist the tyranny of the system. If you can't return to your old home, you can stay in your new home with peace of mind.

More everyday? But it's not boring, I really like the xp of myopia🤔 But it didn't write the feeling I imagined, but it's good, I can read it when I sleep at night😋 (I don't mean boring, because some books are very passionate and make it difficult to fall asleep) If you like passionate battles, you can quit Then there is CP, it's so slow to get along😋Those who want to eat CP may have to be a little patient? I haven't finished watching it yet, yes, I'm still looking forward to the plot behind it😋 Maybe it's because I've watched too many passionate fights and ambiguous ones (?), So I'm a little uncomfortable watching them, but the overall feeling is pretty good. I want to watch handsome fight scenes😋, but I feel like I'm speaking in a mess [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

Frankly speaking, in general, the plot is too bland, the relationship progress is too slow, the characters are a bit flat, and there are no personality traits. Moreover, the characters of the Brave Party appear only to mention it, and there is no follow-up reflection. There is no clear division in terms of combat power. However, considering that it is a newcomer and the ideas are relatively new, it can still be watched. I look forward to subsequent growth.

I really like this daily-oriented, slow-paced writing style, which brings with it a warm and healing feeling. There is no thrilling conflict or strong stimulation, but there is a gentle power that can slowly penetrate people's hearts. When reading, the corners of your mouth will be raised throughout the book, and you will not feel tired at all. I have tried many fast-paced works, but it is always difficult to calm down and finish them, but this one is the only one that I never tire of. I had stopped temporarily after reading more than fifty chapters, but now that I have gone back and continued to follow it, I still feel that slow and comfortable pleasure in my heart. During the book shortage, many excellent works on the bookshelf were uninteresting upon re-reading, but this was the only one that was always intriguing. Slowly written words really have a unique charm. It's difficult for me to accurately define a three-dimensional character, but the characters in the book all impressed me: Claudius, who is weak but does not drink human blood, and can quarrel with Deanna; Goodard, who is loyal at heart and can't help but show envy when seeing the gorgeous castle; Gabriel, who is very nervous and always fails to grow plants, but is exceptionally good at breeding... Each character has complex and multifaceted qualities that cannot be summed up in a few words. In my mind, this is a three-dimensional and vivid character creation. As for some readers who think that the plot is protracted and the details and dialogue arrangements are inappropriate, I have now read more than 140 chapters and feel that this is not the case. This book is no longer just about telling someone's story, but the author is completely constructing a vivid world. The world has its own laws of operation, which are far more important than deliberate plots. Every interesting soul in the book can be the protagonist of his own life. If you only limit your attention to the routines of heroes and demon kings, you will miss the real interest of this book. Come on, author, I really like the warm and self-consistent world you show.

It's very interesting. The setting of the Demon King and the Hero is very suitable for my XP. The plot setting is quite interesting. In terms of characters, both the Demon King and the Hero are quite humane and can make jokes with friends. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the follow-up. However, I feel that my sister's role is a bit too much (?). The plot progress is also a bit slow. Of course, it is undeniable that the Demon King and the Hero are not in the same camp. However, this is a serialized novel after all. I look forward to the follow-up development.

Currently tied, the logic is clear, there are foreshadowings, and the foreshadowing can be filled in very well. It is different from ordinary system texts. If the original text is a bloody love story, then the system is the way of heaven in it, just for the original goal regardless of the cost. I even feel that the system agrees that the hero can like anyone other than the heroine he has chosen. It's just that the world has been restarted too much. Can be seen

Www is very nice. There are no misunderstandings between the two of them, and there is no big crisis that lasts for several chapters (?). They are very friendly to someone with a bad heart (?) Like the main character. Although it seems very long, the story develops without delay and the protagonist is always doing things, so I personally feel that the content is not boring. The relationship line felt slow in the early stage and then suddenly picked up speed. It felt like the two of them thought that the other had a crush on them and ended up getting involved (). The two of them also suspected that the other had a crush on them. . . Yeah, well, the other thing is that after the two got together, they didn't keep describing the two of them as being tired or anything like that. I personally think the distribution of plot and emotional lines is quite appropriate. In short, it is very comfortable to watch. I don't know why the rating is so low. . .

Personally, I think it is very good-looking, but because there are few emotional scenes, you may need some patience when reading it, but it hits my heart, it's delicious ˃ 𖥦 ˂ , and I also prefer the cp of the hero and the devil, but one thing is that there is too little description of the protagonist ⊙_⊙, and there is too much description of the protagonist's sister, right? Hmm... Or is it that my sister is the bridge between the two of them? After all, it seems that Lambert has never written directly to Mr. Lin in the book... (Uh... Can't read and understand -_-) Although, I like this book

Those who have read light novels should be very familiar with this genre. The author's rhythm is quite comfortable, and the emotional transition is natural. The western fantasy style with a main line that is more daily-oriented is already very good. I give it a thumbs up!

I personally think it's okay. The reason why there are so few people is probably because this book is a bit more everyday style + the previous system is very frustrating to read. 🤔 The setting of Brave x Demon King is really good, and the author's output is also very high.