The Hell Pianist: Starting by Selling the Lord a Dream

It's good. Finally, someone wants to change the plot. I'm getting tired of just watching couples and dream men and women. Although the basic premise remained unchanged, the character designs are much more reasonable than in the original work, and they've become as likable as they were in the pilot episode. Also, the intellectual battles are exhilarating!

I watched it all in one go! The protagonist, who seemingly relies solely on his brains to navigate complex situations, is so reassuringly handsome!! After talking to each side, you're drawn into that side's camp. The everyday moments are heartwarming and so enjoyable to watch; everyone is genuinely striving for redemption—redeeming themselves first, then bringing warmth to others.

The author is a fucking genius! The crisp and clean writing style and the three-dimensional character portrayals make for a very comfortable read. It's definitely among the top-tier works in this genre, if not the best. Of course, you can say I haven't eaten anything good, but you can't say this book is bad. It's so clear and concise. After eating so many large portions for days, suddenly a plate of delicacies is served out – it's amazing! 👍

It's good. The author changed it to third-person perspective, which made it more comfortable to read. As the original protagonist, the character is probably highly intelligent, elegant, and has a bit of a sense of humor. I don't know if this counts as being insensitive, but the protagonist's personality easily reminds me of Fellins from Genshin Impact.

Wow, I just finished watching Hell Inn season 2 and came looking for fanfiction, and I unexpectedly found a pretty good one. It's not like some books where the writing is just random, nonsensical manipulation of language. Although the protagonist's way of speaking is a bit strange, it's still acceptable.

Sigh, do you know that feeling of helplessness? Coming back from summer vacation, I found my favorite book had been completely ruined. I've been reading it since the beginning, from the moon to Moon. The whole book has a strong logical structure; the protagonist is an ordinary person in three lifetimes, yet elegant and extremely shrewd.

The author's writing is brilliant! The protagonist doesn't possess any extraordinary abilities, yet he repeatedly seizes opportunities through his exceptional intelligence and eloquence. All the characters' personalities were fleshed out, and Xia Li showed growth that wasn't present in the original story. She witnessed the plight of the people at the bottom of hell and stopped just talking about ideals. Reading this part was truly refreshing.

In the Hell Inn fanfiction community, which is rife with OCC (Original Character Creation) and shipping (pairing characters), this book is undoubtedly a rare gem, but it also has its unfortunate flaws. The protagonist is a con artist who relies solely on his intelligence to navigate between various factions; he is destined to be without power, and magical combat is an essential part of Hell Inn.

Finally, I've found a fanfiction that makes me look forward to each new chapter and keeps me reading! The people at the inn are so warm and welcoming, they really feel like family! The characters are so vividly portrayed, so well done, absolutely amazing!!! This fanfiction is truly, truly wonderful.

It's pretty good. Although I haven't read the original novel, it's quite good. I feel like the protagonist's most powerful cheat is his mysterious intelligence and his ability to use an eighth-level attitude poison. 100% Acting skills; each demon is like a patient, and the protagonist is like a psychiatrist, seeing through them one by one. I feel like I'm witnessing a masterpiece within a certain circle, something that's rising to prominence, and it'll probably finish in around 300 pages.