
This Demon King Must Die
这个魔王必须死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 510k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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198Chapters
2kRecommendations
4.7kFans
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Half of the reason is my genuinely good writing style. I mainly write light novels and fanfiction, and they're all really good. The first few chapters build up interest and make you want to keep reading, like an addiction. They're very engaging, and the genre is suitable for a wide audience. They're not boring, overpowered stories that start off strong.
It's good, but I'm worried the author might use palace intrigue techniques.
A demon king treated like a protagonist. Heh.
The writing is decent, but the plot is too formulaic, and the author's writing style feels too familiar. The supporting characters are poorly developed. Overall, it's the kind of novel that you find enjoyable at first but get bored after a while. As a bookworm of over ten years, I'm quite selective, but this should be fine for new readers.
Something seems off. The title says "Demon King," but you've changed your class to "Hero." It feels contradictory.
I've roughly guessed some of the plot. It's about reincarnation; that blade of grass might be the protagonist at the beginning, constantly reincarnating based on the remaining consciousness of that blade of grass. Especially considering the message stone by the pool in the divine realm, and the many snake bones under the grass roots that have already been killed—that snake, and a second thing... I've roughly guessed the plot, right, author? If so, please reply.
To be honest, I felt a little disappointed. I was expecting the male lead to fight against the gods, but instead I got a supporting male god. I was dumbfounded. A supporting male god just ruins the fun.
This mutual drugging... That's really intense, it caught me completely off guard.
How did she suddenly become a support male god? Did the goddess suddenly get redeemed? There's probably some kind of reincarnation plot involved. Kurumi is also a key character. It feels like it's almost over; I hope it doesn't get abruptly ended.
Aba aba aba... It seems to be getting more and more... Well, I'm a bit confused.