I woke from a coma that had lasted three years with my memory completely blank.
The people waiting for me weren’t family members ready to embrace me, but special forces aiming their guns at me and former comrades brandishing blades.
They called me “the source of calamity,” “a walking natural disaster,” and “a traitor.”
The whole world wanted me dead.
But I couldn’t remember a thing. I only wanted to know: Who was I? What had I done?
Then, one day, as I faced a siege, the instincts in my body awakened. I’d never learned to fight, yet I could dodge every bullet. I’d never held a blade, yet I could unleash sword energy that cleaved through buildings.
Blood stained my white hospital gown, and everyone trembled at my feet.
One surviving enemy stared at me in terror. “Y-Your power is back! The Demon King has awakened!”
I looked at my blood-soaked hands and asked in confusion, “The Demon King… are you talking about me?”
There are no big surprises in this book, but when writing a book like the Demon King, the protagonist must be portrayed as such a holy lord, right? Indeed, I don't think it's very good, but I think other things are pretty good. In terms of description, the author did a pretty good job. Then the other problem is their team. The team can be said to be very good in this aspect, but the flaw is that there is no great cooperation. I don't know, if the team doesn't write about cooperation, what should it write? (┯_┯) Then the development of the entire story line makes me feel that it is okay. I support the author to continue writing, no CP