A Barbarian's Everyday Demon Hunt

The protagonist is invincible, but he is constantly being tested. A Japanese woman is forced to be by his side, which ruins his character. He was always said to be so powerful, killing millions, but he didn't say a word when he was being used and tested.

Why isn't the protagonist leveling up when he's accumulated a lot of experience? Is he going to level up only after getting brutally defeated later? I hope it's not that kind of plot.

I finally finished the outline for my new book. Although I was a bit lazy with the extra features, the overall style will still maintain the warm tone of the Druid. However, I can guarantee that the story will be completely new. Please don't hesitate to add this to your favorites and recommend it! Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

It was supposed to be an incredibly satisfying and enjoyable story, but they had to pad it out with slice-of-life scenes to drag out the pace and give a bunch of explanations. And then they just kept padding it out without any clear direction. It's neither a slice-of-life story nor a satisfying story; it's a complete mess.

He always tries to lecture me when he reads a book.

I'm really unhappy watching it, I don't know why. It's bland and stuck in the middle, neither good nor bad.

The previous book was a pity; the pacing collapsed and the storyline became messy in the later stages. This book is much better; it's similar to the later stages of the previous book from the very beginning.

The protagonist is incredibly powerful, yet various reasons are found to make him want to live like a normal person. Then, more reasons are found to have the super-powerful protagonist solve all sorts of troubles and show off his abilities. Then the protagonist declares he just wants to live an ordinary life, and he actually goes back to living an ordinary life.

Long legs are amazing

Build a monster building, and add more as needed. 😃😃