[Japanese-Style Western Fantasy + Mastermind + Secret Identities + Corruption + Sword and Sorcery + Love Triangle Showdowns]
After working hard for ninety-nine years, Reinhardt had just gotten ready to enjoy his life as a demon when the Hero killed him.
So he needed revenge.
But death was the cheapest form of revenge.
Shatter their minds, destroy the titles they treasure, and ruin their faith.
The pain of losing their bodies lasts no more than an instant.
Only the mind can endure forever!
Christina, the innocent genius mage living in the City of Gourmet Delights?
Anis, the loyal and devoted Sword of the Kingdom, now teaching in the royal capital?
Sylvia, who honors her faith and was named a Saint after slaying the Demon King?
“You ask why I don’t just kill them?”
Reinhardt gently plucked his harp strings and smiled warmly.
“Because tragedy needs an audience.”
“And I happen to be a rather good bard.”
It's quite interesting; the author clearly has some clever touches. I'll give it 5 stars for now, but there are still a few minor flaws. The book initially gave a very good impression; I even imagined what would happen next. However, after reading Tina's section, I found the plot development wasn't quite what I expected.
I've just finished reading the latest chapter of this book. The theme is quite novel, about Tina's revenge. After finishing it, I feel like there should be more plot development in the sequel, and maybe some of the protagonist's past could be interspersed. I'm giving it five stars and looking forward to the rest of the story.
It's a good read. There are no major logical flaws, the writing flows smoothly, and the plot and writing style aren't childish. Up to chapter 57, which I've read, the protagonist's revenge plot is quite well-developed, with information gradually and naturally interspersed throughout, preventing the protagonist's character from being simply "evil" and ensuring the stories unfold in parallel, so that the characters from the first story don't become "frozen" when the second story begins.
The Demon King's revenge was too ruthless, and the first part, told from Tina's perspective, made her experience of the pain of being retaliated against, making it very heart-wrenching. The biggest flaw of this book is the lack of depiction of the Demon King's agony upon being killed, which made me feel that the methods of revenge were excessively cruel, turning it into a tragic story.
The author's imagination is too advanced; I want to see what happens to Tina now!
It's so well-written that I almost felt sorry for the female lead.
Not bad. This is the first time I've seen a book of this genre. I'll give it five stars and see if it survives.
It's so good! I love it so much! Author, please update soon! One chapter a day is just not enough! 😢😢
Absolute revenge, and the loneliness that follows, will teach the Demon King about love...
Don't make me get too excited!