Demon Trials: A Prison Cell from the Start, and My Roommate Is Meruru

It's nice to see. The way Rikong wants to stop everything but is powerless is so pleasing, isn't it? I want to see Rikong become a witch after being unable to do anything.

Kurosawa Tokiri Sora is the person who can be my mother 😏

OMG! Must give a five-star rating! This book is really beautiful! The fascinating thing about this book is that it completely subverts the expectations of reading - just when you think you will be walking on familiar soil, you are gently pushed into a completely different world. It possesses a rare courage that is enough to make every reader who originally had some expectations feel a brand new and pure creation. During the reading process, I am often shocked by this complete 'freedom', although it does choose to completely let go of all 'existing impressions'. After reading it, I couldn't help but think that it is a rare talent to be able to construct an entire narrative universe so decisively and solely by oneself. It takes a special fate to walk into it, but once you walk in, the unfettered creative scenery is indeed unforgettable. All in all! Very nice! 😋 Although this book has many flaws, at least it is good to read without thinking.

Warning before watching: The first part of the plot contains a lot of knives. I personally think that some parts are even worse than the original work, and the protagonist can't do anything in the early stage (bushi). If you mind, be careful. This is written before the end of the first week. I hope Riku can turn the situation around in the second week🙏

Very nice! The author is a newcomer, but this book is already very good. I don't think there's anything I can generally complain about, but the author himself said there are some minor flaws.

I watched half of it and it was quite interesting. I just hope that the author will confirm whether it is changing to 100 or single.

When I opened the door, the last candle was extinguished gently. The feast had just ended, the warmth was still lingering, and I happened to be standing at the juncture between the story and its ending. This is a strange fate - there is no anxiety of chasing updates, no suspense day after day, but because of this, I have gained an unprecedented completeness. I spent a continuous and immersive time walking through the character's life. Their joys and sorrows became a coherent, creaseless picture, unfolding in front of me in one go, and then rewinding neatly. But therein lies the loss. I lost the right to grow with the story. I haven't been able to experience the excitement of waiting for updates every week, I haven't had heated discussions with my colleagues when guessing the plot, and I haven't experienced the sweet anxiety of being "tortured by the author out of chapters." When I arrived, everything was settled. In the discussion area, those once exciting predictions and tearful resonances have become fixed inscriptions. I am like a latecomer at an archaeological site, stroking the cooled ashes, but I can still imagine how blazing it once was. In any case, this is an excellent second novel of Demon Trial

It's a very good book. The ideas are very good and detailed. It can be seen that the author really thought carefully. As a first book, it is a perfect work. There are traces of foreshadowing, and you can see the difference if you play carefully; there are also signs of misplacement of information, and there are psychological expectations. Then if the candy hair is very good, you will be rewarded a lot (If the knife hair is very good, you will be rewarded a lot (In the fanfic of Magic Trial, I give it a thumbs up, and go with the logic gossamer. Isn't it really like a prison circle after Li Kong (How can a prison circle still come down to inspect (also counted as a magical girl)

It's very appetizing. It can be said that the protagonist fits into the plot just right. Although he can't do anything (laughing), it's very comfortable to watch and the speed is very fast. Why is it that the dps of Haji is the same as that of Yi Ge Xue Li? 😡

I've also finished reading the main text, but haven't read the extras. I'll keep it on my bookshelf as a souvenir. Maybe one day I'll find the extras. Well, this is the first Demon Trial fanfic I have read. Thank you to the author for leaving such a story for me. It is strange. We are obviously outsiders, but we only fall in love with the people in the book.