Villain: You Call Me a Demon? Heroines, Kneel Before Me

It looks great, come and see it and enjoy the delicious Daphne [smile]

There are some flaws, but it's all good It doesn't work anymore later on. Although the protagonist is both cool and stand-up, it's nice to be able to enjoy it. But your combat power is so strong, isn't it reasonable that you can't increase it by 1% even if you're full after eating a level 3 peak elephant? Also, the pace is too slow and you write it too detailedly. How many chapters are you planning to write? There will be no motivation to continue reading. How many years does it take for the protagonist to improve his overt combat power? Why don't you improve your secret combat power faster? When I watched it before, I ate level 7 dragon meat. I thought it was level 4, but it turned out that level 3 was 40%. I was really speechless.

The writing is pretty good. The male protagonist is a hybrid hiding in the university. He has some superpowers and is loved by many girls. He is not a virgin and kills without scruples. The logic is okay. The title demon is a bit discouraging and I feel that it is not as good as a hybrid. If the score is low, I feel that it can be above 7 points.

The male protagonist wants both and wants, the double standard is obvious, and it is an advantage to be able to admit it The ecological position is clear, the human form is not a ghoul, the demon form has no taboos, the bloodline is top-notch, and revenge must be taken, which is also an advantage. The setting is pretty good, but the emotional drama? [Smile] He has deep feelings for his first girlfriend, and he obviously wants to start a harem, but his way of handling it is hard to explain. The first word is dragging, the second word is cheating. This is indeed the method, but what he does to me is not an emotional pull, but a tantrum after being exposed [face covering] My evaluation of the male protagonist is that he is selfish (you can't criticize this, it's a good thing [laughter]), shackles himself (he said he loves his girlfriend [laughter], don't make Brother Fang laugh), clever (there are so many loopholes in deceiving people, it's just a trap), and a top-level pedigree (devouring no bottlenecks, upgrading quickly, high strength, a very common template for evil cultivators, you can't open a harem without this) beast (although he calls himself a devil, but I don't think he is that tall)

The author is quick to update. I feel that the writing is good, but I almost missed it when I read the comments before reading it. Is Su Wan just a plaything or one of the heroines? It's a bit awkward to have a boyfriend.

This book is really nice The male protagonist's combat power improves quickly Revenge is very quick, know how to feel good It's also very fast to make friends with female characters, and it's very enjoyable. The male protagonist's character is a bit funny, self-centered and developed The only training should be the introduction. I think this introduction needs to be revised. It neither reflects the concentrated expression nor is innovative enough.

Um. . . I know there are many people who are attracted by the title, introduction, and beginning of the book. Let me help you sort out the misunderstandings first. The doomsday he is talking about is not the doomsday of survival or the doomsday behind the scenes in the traditional sense. In fact, it is not the doomsday at all. It is just an ordinary urban fantasy worldview with supernatural powers, monsters, and half-human and half-demon. And because it is a fake apocalypse and not a cool novel, it is actually not very obvious to kill decisively, and there are many constraints, such as a little girlfriend, which is the biggest constraint Speaking of the little girlfriend, hey, do some people think that at the beginning of this worldview, it is revealed that the power of "hypnosis" is not unique to the protagonist, so will the author bury poison points later? I'm lying to you. The author almost forgot that there is such a thing as "hypnosis". Now it has been updated to 200 chapters. I was afraid that there would be such poisonous points later, so I searched for the keyword "hypnosis". It turned out that not only was there no poisonous point, but I had almost forgotten the things that attracted readers at the beginning [face covering] [face covering] In fact, for me, this book has been updated to 200 chapters and is no longer interesting. Oh, by the way, when I searched for the keyword "hypnosis", I also discovered that "hypnosis", which has been hidden by the protagonist as a trump card for more than two hundred chapters, will be discovered later by the second female lead's sister, a human who is immune to hypnosis. It is indeed a poisonous point. Even if the sister of the second female lead is young and not so magical, I still find it difficult to accept that the biggest handle is given to a young child. From the moment she got the handle, even if she is not a magic pill, in my eyes she is still a monkey with a nuclear bomb remote control. I originally wanted to give it three stars because of "Little Girlfriend" and "Hypnosis", but this is rarely a book that attracts me at the beginning, so the extra star is for the beginning. I will probably be able to raise books and raise 400 chapters, although I don't know if I can live to reach 400 chapters. If anyone later sees that there is an encore "hypnosis" later, or that the "little girlfriend" is given absolute physical and mental protection, or that it is better for the "little girlfriend" to die than to be stuck there, if there is such a plot, please remember to ask me to come back and take a look [crying] [crying]

As an uncle of Calabash Baby, I was filled with emotion when I reread this classic. The seven brothers each have their own magical powers, and they work together to fight against the snakes and scorpions, and are not afraid of coercion or inducement. The plot of the story is compact, the contrast between good and evil is sharp, and it conveys the principle of unity and justice. There are no fancy words, but it uses simple stories to impress generations. Children can understand the passion, and adults can read and stick to the original intention. It is a domestic classic that will never go out of style.

Overall, it's pretty good. The male protagonist of CS doesn't care about people. It's just that everything was good first-hand, but then suddenly it became third-hand. It depends on how to arrange this third-hand in the future. If there is no intersection later, it will be okay.

Although the betrayal at the beginning is a plot, it serves as a link between the past and the next, paving the way for the subsequent villain. It is a step from the inside out, from top to bottom, a transformation that changes the world, has logic, and a main line. Harem yyds