They Say I'm a Great Demon

What character do you want to create? It has nothing to do with the big devil. The title of the book is just a gimmick. How does the protagonist make me feel? Bastard. Yes, it's not like a time traveler at all. Everything you do is just to delay the chapter. I don't know what you are writing. The plot is dragging. Why is the protagonist playing a detective decryption game here? He is still a stupid detective. I don't know that this is not a novel with extraordinary power. But it's really good. It's really an old lady's foot wrap - smelly and long 🙂🙂

By the way, if you want to see the male protagonist being a demon, you can go. If you want to see the male protagonist trapped, you can go. After the male protagonist changes his identity, it has nothing to do with the introduction. I haven't finished it yet, but I have read more than a hundred chapters.

I want to say that the chapter is too watery and the content does not match the theme. What we are watching is the disgusting things about the intrigues of nobles and the demons. The key is to rely on the strength of the protagonist and the magic research level of the skeleton to completely solve these nonsense, and face the challenge with a huge advantage. Isn't that what a cautious person should do? For example, when the protagonist sends people to follow the bullshit underground auction, wouldn't they install a tracking device (can do it with the magic level of the skeleton)? Can't communication use micro-transportation magic to facilitate contact after disappearance? When doing Castlevania earlier, The skeleton has also developed technologies such as magic miniaturization and teleportation magic. With these methods, we can solve a lot of bullshit. Isn't it interesting to write about the disgusting things of the nobles? I just thought that if an immortal cultivator got involved in the fight among the nobles of the dynasty and caused such bad things, I would laugh out loud. Immortal cultivators probably pay attention to big things like cause and effect, and the protagonist's strength is probably the ceiling in this book. I'm so embarrassed to do such nonsense. Especially when I saw those shabby nobles doing some dark things. Is it necessary? Isn't it just those bad things that are going on? Why write about the disgusting faces of the nobles? It didn't disgust the protagonist, it disgusted me. That Thai girl transferred to the protagonist's guild because Counter wanted to "kill" her. Later, she "betrayed" Counter under the threat of those shabby nobles. It didn't matter if she betrayed her. Finally, when he was about to die, she begged not to kill him. Crocodile tears? The creation of this female character was quite a failure. The whole plot is a batch of water. After watching it, I felt like "a group of people fighting back and forth in a small country." There are no impressive characters created in it, and there are a lot of disgusting things.

How come today's recommendations are all poisonous, and this one is the same. Shen Nong was poisoned today and doesn't want to read novels anymore.

So far, I have read the previous chapter. I wonder if the author is dragging out the plot. It was clearly stated before that the protagonist is anxious about Tebitha's disappearance. Why not use the magic that can ask others questions when Bominto is in prison? It was possible before. I used it twice, or are there any restrictions? If so, can you mention it One more thing, I don't know whether it's my misunderstanding or the author who changed the text. The name Yin Londo appeared in the diary in Chapter 121, but I have no impression of this name in Chapter 124.

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The content has nothing to do with the introduction.

. . . Damn it, I saw that all the character cards were male. Are you kidding me? Slipping away

The subject matter is quite good, farming in search of the truth, and showing the secrets of the novel world while developing. I still hope the author can write it well. I have read more than 100 books now, and what I find interesting is the guild farming in the first place. I thought the focus was here, but it suddenly jumped to looking for the brave. The noble part is really not very interesting, it is too long, the plot is uneventful, and it is really boring. Some emotional changes feel more abrupt.

It's a bit boring to read. The plot is bland and the writing is average.