After Saving 99 Heroes, the System Sent Me to Teach the Demon King

It's good to read. The author is really attentive. There are both theory and practice. In theory, every child can come up with bold feasibility, but in practice it may not be feasible. At this time, practice plays a big role. The best thing is that there is no paper talk.

The writing is quite good, but its detailed descriptions are slightly repetitive, and it doesn't actually look very much like AI, because AI does not repeat so many descriptions, and its descriptions are not that strange. But just because of these repetitive descriptions, it seems very boring and boring. Boss, it would be great if you could change it. ^ω^

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The idea for this book is really interesting! But I always feel it's a bit AI... I don't know if it's because AI is used or if this style is fed too much to AI... (If this offends the author, please don't take it too seriously, I think this book is very interesting)

I haven't seen such a comfortable Western fantasy campus novel in a long time (the protagonist is a teacher ver) The main plot is very interesting, and it's fun to take care of children. The world view is not particularly traditional Western fantasy. There are systems on campus, and it feels more like a game panel.

I have read more than forty chapters, and it is very interesting. Sometimes it reminds me of my professional courses. But it feels like I have been attending classes, writing reports, and meeting with the principal. It would be nice if I could have some rest time.

It can be seen that the author is really writing seriously. It's good to think hard about the plot. Very nice.

Good-looking, recommended, and the author will update soon.

The writing is okay, the writing style is good, and the logic is smooth. The disadvantage is that it is routine and mediocre. There are no fighting scenes or anything like that. 3.5 Points

Good job, good author!