[Western Fantasy] [Kicked Out of the Party] [Demon King and Hero] [Multiple Heroines] [Character Development] [Witch] [Power Trip] [Comeback]
The half-century-long war between humans and demons was over, and the hero was no longer needed.
The empire made no arrangements for its unemployed heroes. Levi, once a hero held in high esteem, could no longer even afford his rent.
Just as he was down on his luck, it was the demons who extended an olive branch.
“Dear Mr. Levi, the Grand Duchess Merckvi is very impressed by your credentials and would like to invite you to join the demon race at triple your current salary.”
Having had enough of people looking down on him, Levi accepts the demons’ offer without hesitation.
In the empire, he was just an unemployed hero whom everyone despised.
But among the demons, he is an honored guest.
A shy, silver-haired grand duchess, a cool and calculating secretary, an enthusiastic dark-skinned girl with twin tails, a haughty, sharp-tongued little witch...
Levi never imagined that one day he would find himself surrounded by so many women.
It's a very good book so far, but I feel a little strange about the emotional line. The demon prince and the witch's affection for the male protagonist seems to be very high from the beginning. Don't know why? @Ruyingqi Can the author explain it, or open two extra chapters in the subsequent plot and explain it to the audience from the perspectives of these two characters?
It's good-looking, the characters of the male and female protagonists are vividly and interestingly depicted, and the plot is also very attractive.
It's pretty good. Please support me 🤭🤭🤭
Come on, come on, one of the few handwritten texts among Tomato's pile of AI texts