Why Does Your Demon Lord’s Castle Feel So… Chinese?

Well written. The story is not a pure novel, it alternates between daily life and the main plot, and the characters are all distinctive and lively. The protagonist is an angry young man, and he clearly knows that he does not have enough ability and vision, so he is torn back and forth between his identity as a countryman and a devil. What I like most is that rules are very important. It's important to model the rules, follow the rules, and become the rules. Rules should not be what makes the protagonist happy in a novel, but the rules themselves are the basic logic to ensure the stable operation of a society and the world. It's not like other cool articles, challenging the rules and becoming invincible, it's just trying to be the only one who doesn't follow the rules. The more extraordinary a being is, the more it needs a clear ideological division and identification between you, you, me, me, your world, and my world. Other similar themes are basically promoted by the power of the state, and no matter how difficult it is, it can be solved with caliber. Or simple spread of ideas can naturalize local indigenous people. But the interaction between different worlds is originally the communication of two different rules. Conquest and destruction are the easiest, but this is not our pursuit. The particularity of the protagonist ensures the existence of a pilot area, which can be regarded as providing a fulcrum for the interaction of different world rules. Hope to see more science and magic reaching the same goal through different paths. Hope to see more ideological collisions between Taoism and the Holy See. Also, I hope the author can finish the book well and not abandon it just because the data is not good. Can you promise me?

It's a good opening novel. China is no longer in a weak position and can be equipped with weapons. The character portrayal is quite realistic. Pig's Knuckle is a small person like you and me. He has no lofty slogans and no spiritual guardianship of moral guardians. He is just a good buddy who has escaped from the sea of ​​suffering and wants to find a way out for his former self. It is worth reading!

This book is really delicately written, and the protagonist's thoughts are well written. There is also Old Anda. I really love this character so much. He is really written like a kind grandfather. I saw someone commenting that the ending of this book will be bad. To this, I would like to say that the ending of this book must be satisfying.

A good book, the protagonist is an angry young man, but he has nothing to say about his own people

Interesting, very awesome idea

Not bad, not bad. It's the kind of book that makes people want to read it all the time. I won't be afraid of the author being proud if I give a good review [laughs]

Still watching, it's okay, no problem

Good-looking, super good-looking

Good-looking, recommended, sensible, rational, and well-written.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking