Abandoned by the Hero, I Decide to Work for the Demon King

This book is really good to read, especially the description of Lu Bu's Qtu with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was really too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on! . ~Meow

The writing is very good and belongs to the industrial revival genre. I always feel that the author does not look like a novice. There may be some flaws, but there is no denying that this is a good product, especially the tomatoes. It is highly recommended. Other people's comments are secondary. You can read it and try it yourself. [Like][Like][Like]

It is a good farming article among tomatoes, and some minor poisonous points are acceptable. Use less AI expansion so that the subsequent plot can develop smoothly. Don't force some stuck points. Just keep the plot straight. 72-83 The protagonist is offline for ten chapters, and most of the subsequent plot is about the fox businessman. If the author wanted to write a group portrait, I would have run away without saying anything. I only read it for the protagonist's development of farming and the plot of the devil. If the author doesn't want to write a plot like the group portrait, it's not as good as the entire extra chapter. Now the main text is only about 90 chapters, and the fox man's plot accounts for at least 30% of the whole content. If he writes like this later, he might as well make this fox man the protagonist. Let's raise books first No, after watching the fox-man plot, I have no motivation to watch the rest of the plot. I am afraid that this is all the stuff and the brothers will run away.

It is a very heart-warming book. The author has written a different world of demons. The protagonist and the demons work together step by step. The three chapters of Qingming Festival delicately depict the withered demon lord. The combination with the real festival makes it more three-dimensional and makes people look forward to the stories of other demon lords. What is surprising is that the author did not deliberately vilify the brave man, but deliberately wrote about his growth process, and wrote about his step-by-step growth from arrogance and rudeness to a real warrior. From this, it seems that the author must also be a very good and gentle person in the real world.

Classic themes, novel writing methods, well, the number of words is a bit short [laughing and crying]

This is the best otherworld farming series I have read so far. The author is very good at grasping the group portraits. The supporting characters such as the merchant swordsman are very well portrayed, and the relationship with the protagonist is excellent. It is a kind of alliance of interests, knowing people and making good use of them, and a sense of mission towards the same goal. You can feel that everyone is working towards a better future. To move forward together, the general group portrait will more or less reduce the length of the protagonist's plot, but when writing the plot for other supporting characters, the shadow of the protagonist can be seen everywhere. What's more important is that although the protagonist is the core, the others are not giant babies, but will follow the blueprint to create the cornerstone after the protagonist has established the framework.

The plot is very good (=゜ω゜)ノThere are no brainless villains, and each character has a distinct personality. Everyone in the demon clan is very tolerant of the protagonist, the swordsman is also a gentle person, the elf queen is willing to make an exception to bless humans for the sake of the little elf girl, and the protagonist is barely a person.

A book worthy of five stars. It's been a long time since I've seen in a book the survival of a race and the personal brilliance of the race among the ethnic groups who are shouldering the burden for the development of the race. The writing is great, there is no villain, there are just issues of stance, and the protagonist is also great. Come on, author, well done.

At first, I thought it was an ordinary brave demon king routine, but I didn't expect that the protagonist Renn would take an unusual path. He has no magic power but relies on wisdom and strategy to make a comeback. It's really cool! To fight a war is to fight logistics, economy, and information gap - this line is simply magical. Watching the hero abandon the protagonist arrogantly, and finally being crushed by the protagonist with his IQ, that kind of reversal is so depressing. Moreover, the setting of the protagonist going to work in the Demon King's City is also very innovative. It is not just about fighting and killing, but more about economic warfare and strategic games. It is very enjoyable to read. Currently updated to chapter 78, the continuous updates are very stable, the writing is smooth, and the rhythm is tight. I can't stop following it! Friends who like anti-routine, battle of wits, and western fantasy themes should not miss it. Five-star praise, author, cheers! 🔥🔥🔥

The writing is very good. If you just read the introduction, your first impression is that this book is another kind of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. But in fact, it is not as the introduction says. The devil looks down on the protagonist, but takes it very seriously. Moreover, the author's writing style is also good, and the character development is also very clear.