When the Demon Tide Rises

At first glance, I thought it was a dual-transmigration story, but unexpectedly, it ended abruptly and never returned. Alright then. Let's continue. The power system has also emerged. Then, unexpectedly, a wizard suddenly appeared. As described above, wizards also follow the path of researching truth. If that's the case, no matter how high one's martial arts skills are, wouldn't one still be just a mortal?

Actually, I think the return to Earth was a mistake. You might as well have set it up as an orphan with no ties to anyone; a pure isekai (otherworld) story would have been better.

It's a novel that was written with great care; the reasoning and logic are quite sound, and the world-building is also quite good. But I'm a bit surprised that it's finished. How could such a well-written novel just end like this?

They're always trying to make money from brewing liquor, and it's really getting out of hand. China has had this for so many years, but baijiu (white liquor) hasn't really expanded internationally. Even domestically, baijiu only barely holds a dominant position.

From the author's writing style and word choice, one can see that the author carefully conceived his story, as if afraid that his writing would be unclear or incomprehensible. This is naturally not in line with the straightforward style of online novel beginners, but the article has a strong fantasy feel.

It's a pity. What started out as a great novel gradually devolved into a simplistic, simplistic style based on suggestions from fellow readers. It's quite bizarre.

First of all, I apologize. I haven't subscribed yet because I don't have enough money in my account. I gifted 10 copies of the first chapter, and I will subscribe to support you once I top up my account. If you don't delve into the details (such as the economics in the book, which is really not very reasonable), the book is well written overall.

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It's good, except that the requirement for a lot of resources to gain power is a bit jarring, and the fact that it requires a heart's blood and complex processes to make medicine feels like the caste system. Ordinary people will never be able to rise up and remain silent; this is simply a scene from a game world, such a possibility is impossible in the real world.

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