Chainsaw Man: Starting Out as a Devil

It's good-looking, not the kind of mindless and cool writing that violently pulls out the power of combat. Chapter 40 smells like a psychotic tree. Many time-travelling fans say they want to save this one and that one... It's not that it's bad, it's just that I prefer the struggles of little people [laughing evilly]. This book seems to be good so far. It has warm daily life and exciting battle parts (although the protagonist is unhappy). The proportions are more to my taste. All in all, I highly recommend it. It is tentatively designated as a large cup. Whether it can reach the super large cup depends on the author's subsequent performance. Finally Come on, author. [Laugh]

Purely subjective The first 200 pictures will not be evaluated. Pure malice There are some poisonous points in the first 200 chapters, but I can read it. After the 200th chapter, it starts to go crazy. Let me start with one poisonous point that runs through the whole story: "cowardice". Earlier, I was afraid that Machima would let Lesai go. You could be forgiven for saying that you were weak and couldn't resist. But by the time Chapters 219 to 247 were so poisonous, I really couldn't stand it. I had already realized that Makima had framed me. She would not run away even if she had the ability. When the angels and demons were dominated, you would try to wake them up but you would not be able to do anything. After running out, he attacked Makima, but Akira and Himeno came to him to plead for mercy but could not be dominated. After Akira died, he was parasitized by the demon of the gun and turned into a demon. After Akira Hayakawa died, he died in the most tragic way. Even though he was like this, he still refused to give his body to the controlling demon to give it a try. Instead, he followed the example of the neighbor next door and cursed the self-destructing truck. "It doesn't matter where he lies", he is still there🐢. Talking there didn't save you. If it weren't for Bochita's rescue, the rescue field would have been dominated. Just a few minutes after defeating Machima, guess what, instead of burying his companions or cleaning up the mess, he turned around and hahaha told Denji that he was going to Country Z to find Lesai. These chapters made me feel sick to my stomach. My book friends joked that you are a vine sapling. Do you really think of yourself as a vine tree? A few chapters have destroyed all the characters created in the previous chapters, so why don't you just imitate Fujimoto Shu himself and create a dream ending? Everyone will be happy. The main character is written in such a way that he wants to save the original work, but regrets that he wants to eat less, but I'm afraid that Makima won't dare to contribute, so I keep 🐢running away and being cowardly [Like]

The author is great, it was very frustrating to write. I thought that some parts of the future could be changed, but the protagonist was as if he had not traveled through time at all. He had no choice but to say nothing, even if there was a misunderstanding, his mouth seemed to be welded shut. But the author's writing style is very good, and I really enjoyed the history written by the vine tree. The protagonist is still decadent, and it's the same as not having the ability. Okay, the interaction with Lesse is pretty good. If you want to read it, put it on your bookshelf. If you like being trampled by Magima, you can read it. This is the first time I saw the protagonist being treated like a dog by Magima in a fan novel. It's okay. Except for the fact that Lesse is still alive, none of the regrets in the original work have been changed. Respect the original work and support it. Five stars for your writing and for writing so many words. As for the plot... Give it one star. Come on, author, 6 stars, thank you for your hard work in typing

I ate fresh stones [laughing]

Very nice, this book. Very vine-like. The little girl killed her when she said she wanted to, and the author handled the plot very well and the emotional line was very delicate. Well, it's good everywhere, it's a very good Chainsaw Man. The protagonist of the novel is also unobtrusive

It's been a long time since I've written a book review. This book really gave me a warm feeling. (◍＞◡＜◍) The daily life between Qin Ziming and Qiu, Himeno, Denji and Pawa was particularly beautiful and warm. After watching it, I always felt that the corpse was warm (I inevitably lost a lot in the middle). Qin Ziming wanted to save everyone from the beginning, but was entangled in fear and was anxious to stand still. In the end, Makima pushed him forward and grew up rapidly. Although the plot has flaws, I think it is very good. I really like the daily routine [crying]. The interactions between Leisai and every warm and kind person after escaping from Japan are touching, and Qin Ziming realizes a lot and slowly grows up little by little in the process of searching. If what Machima gave Qin Ziming was an unforgettable forced elevation, then on his way to find Lesai, he was filled with flesh and blood for his growth through encounters again and again. All in all, this book has its flaws, I like it very much, thank you to the author! (*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)

There are a lot of daily routines. In fact, being able to write about daily routines well is a test of writing skills. The occasional battle scenes are also well described, and the intensity is straight away. These are the advantages. The disadvantage is that there is too much sensationalism in daily life, and sometimes it is forceful sensationalism, Holy Mother.

It looks like a chainsaw guy, I'm looking forward to the heroine

Looks good, the corners of Lesai's lips have not been lowered since she appeared on the scene [Adoration][Admiration][Admiration] It's so good now. It's almost 100 chapters and these two haven't met yet.

Part of the Fire Fist style is generally very good. I can only say that the technique dyes the whole book with the style of the writer Fujimoto Shu. It may be a bit sadistic, but it also has a little truth, just like a true story and a real life.