After a Hellish Identity Reveal, the Saintess Went Off the Rails

It's a bit interesting. I can see that the author is a little ingenious. I would like to give you 5 stars for encouragement. However, there are still some small flaws. In fact, the book gave me a very good impression at the beginning. I even imagined what was going to happen next. However, after reading the Tina part, I found that the development of the plot was different from my imagination. The author makes the protagonist, a demon king who is a traditional villain, play a decent role, so it will naturally make readers think that gods, heroes, etc., Who were originally traditional decent roles, will act as villains. I even made up the classic propositions of resisting gods and resisting fate. But after reading Tina's chapter, I found that the author didn't seem to have written anything in this regard. Moreover, the conflicts in the plot were not shown, and the main tasks were not explained. The consequence of this is that the protagonist's motivations are actually a bit far-fetched. For example, if I were asked to write it, I think I would choose to give the protagonist a grander motive. For example, the brave team is God's puppets, and the reason for torturing Tina is to break the control or curse through the collision of love and hate. Because I think love is mutual. If there is no motive to truly love her, and if Tina cannot be given true love, then it is difficult for me to imagine how her plot will end, and it is even harder to imagine how to make her fall in love with the protagonist. At the same time, I think "resistance" is an element that has been tested by the market and endures for a long time. It can also add more drama and legend to the story and promote the development of the story. Of course, I want to reiterate that I am very happy to find this book on Tomato. After all, those shoddy works that will make people frown at a glance will not even give people the desire to evaluate-that kind of thing will only make people click to block it immediately. All my comments are just hoping that the author can create more interesting works. :)

I have finished reading the latest chapter of this book. The subject matter is still relatively new. Regarding Tina's revenge, after finishing it, I feel that there should be some more plots in the follow-up, and some of the protagonist's past can also be appropriately interspersed. I give it five stars and look forward to the follow-up plot.

Nice. There are no logical flaws, the writing is smooth, and the writing and plot are not childish. Chapter 57 that I saw is a pretty good revenge plot for the protagonist, with information gradually and naturally interspersed in the middle, so that the protagonist's image is not just "evil" at present, and the story development is parallel, so that the first story does not end and the people in the first story "stand still" when the second story develops.

The Demon King's revenge is too cruel, and the first part uses Tina as the first perspective to feel the pain of her revenge, so it is very sad to watch. The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it does not describe the pain of the demon king when he was killed, which made me feel that the revenge method was too evil and it was written as a sadistic article. I originally wanted to give it 1 star, but this is the first online article that made me emotionally ups and downs, so I gave it 5 stars.

The author's xp is still too advanced. I want to see the follow-up ending of Little Tina now!

It's so well written that I feel a little sorry for the heroine.

Not bad. It's the first time I've seen a book with this theme. I'll give it five stars and see if I can survive.

It's so beautiful, I love it so much. The author will update it soon. One chapter will be added every day. It's not enough to read [crying] [crying]

Absolute revenge and the resulting loneliness teach the devil what he will love...

Don't make me look forward to it too much