
Anime Crossover: The Devil’s Apostle and His Peaceful Life
综漫:恶魔使者的平淡生活
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 644k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 11h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
282Chapters
1kReads
5.0Score
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60Listens
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This book can be said to be getting better, but the author's writing method is a bit like the storyboards of Running Man. Part of it is a scene described from multiple perspectives, which will appear very complicated. Furthermore, there are some very repetitive monologues in the first dozens of chapters. I read it in two parts, starting with the first monologues, and then re-reading the part after a while made this book feel good to me, and it is getting better. The interaction with the devil in the plot is considered to be the author's characteristic, and it runs throughout the whole text. And the character of the protagonist is indifferent on the surface, but will be portrayed with tenderness in the subsequent plot. Not to mention, it is extremely natural. It is not the kind of Asasi you don't want to see. It is the kind of shining part that you find a small part of tenderness in most indifference and feel it is a highlight. I haven't written enough about the manga. The plot of one character is completely over so far, so I won't spoil it. But this character shows the protagonist's multi-faceted characteristics. The character is more three-dimensional, and the portrayal of that character is also very good.
Personal opinion: 1. The protagonist is not the kind of wretched loser who stares at women (Protagonist: What makes you think that I am attracted to you? With your thin beauty?) 2. The protagonist has normal outlook and character, not the kind of wanton time traveler (Protagonist: Have you traveled to the world of comprehensive comics? Those male and female protagonists... Forget it, as long as it is not Yoshida Saki or the like, it has nothing to do with me)
I can read it, but the words are too dense and the points are too long.
The writing is very good, and it is very comfortable to watch. However, the protagonist and Azazel complain too much, and the pace seems very slow. It also uses many metaphors. Although it is comfortable to watch, the slow pace does not feel like enough.
The plot design at the beginning is decent, there are not many bugs, the writing is not childish, and the description of Azazel is quite good. Because the protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, and his military power is not very good, I built a strong protagonist in terms of character and weakened the uncertainty. I can accept it.
It's an excellent novel. I've seen a similar one before, from Q's book. It seems that the novel has been discontinued. Or is there something wrong with it? It's also in Conan, and just like the author, there's that demon and the like. Anyway, the author's book is in Tomato, and it's pretty good so far. As for those who talk about turtles, you should read it by yourself. If you really want to read a stallion story, don't read this one. Anyway, this book by the author is very different from the others. It feels like it's mainly about the male protagonist's three views and so on. Anyway, it's still very interesting. I just hope that the author will give him something more powerful when he summons the demon. If I remember correctly, in the book I mentioned above, he summoned the second one, which seemed to be a greedy demon in the shape of a crow. I would like to ask, is this demon the same one that appeared in the Alsace series? Because I haven't seen it, I don't know very well Also, as someone said in the comments, it is indeed a bit difficult for the author to get popular with this subject matter, but if you keep doing this, you can accumulate a group of loyal fans. This is indeed because your subject matter is a relatively unique way of writing on Tomato, and the protagonist's outlook is also relatively unique. If this author opens another one in the future, This book is also good, and I hope that it can include more novels such as Passersby, Fifth Division, and Kitagawa Uimome. These can be included. As for some people who talk too closely, it's actually okay, because to be honest, nowadays, it's not stallion stories, but simple and direct ones. I prefer to read this kind of feeling much better than those.
Has this book been restricted? Why are so few people reading it? Chapter 130, well written
Finding gold in a shithole
Does the heroine have Yukino?
Playing with a tutor, author, you are a good person