The Sword of the Dimension Sings on the Wind

Saves time: The protagonist is a transmigrator but acts like a native, knowing nothing, including the plot and even Yasuo's skills.

Why can the blood of the Demon King transform adventurers blessed with divine blood? Is divine blood something to be trifled with? 😥

Becoming a demon king is pointless. Let's get out of here. Isn't it better to be a simple swordsman? Why become a demon king? You started as a human, so be a human to the end. Turning into a demon halfway through is worse than being a demon from the start. Don't change your name or surname. You know your own name and surname, why would you change them? Don't you even acknowledge your blood ties?!

The writing style is decent, but the author's writing is very inconsistent. They want the protagonist to have a cheat code, but they're also afraid of making him too strong. He initially seems like a gifted character, but later turns out to be a useless character who can only rely on the system to turn things around. The first volume starts with a prodigious talent… the second volume starts with a standard useless character… The author wants everything, but ends up with nothing.

I completely don't understand why they inexplicably saved Ace. If it were someone like Hawkeye who just wanted to fight, I could understand, but saving someone? Saving a pirate? Surely no one will still think that writing "One Piece" is like reading "Adventurer" when 2022 is almost over? So this is just how colonialism works, where the strong rule. How impressive.

The character's personality is so drastically inconsistent. In Demon Slayer, he starts as a good guy, then turns into a human killer to gain experience. In Dungeon Fighter Online, he inexplicably falls in love with a god, gains a god body, and loses his sense of existence. In One Piece, he kills Kizaru at the beginning, says he doesn't like fighting, and then doesn't even need the system after transmigrating. He then becomes an incredibly good-natured simp. It's unbearable to watch.

Overall, the book is alright, but the author's previous harem novels left a deep impression on me, and I always expected a harem with multiple heroines. However, both of these books have only one heroine, making them uninteresting to read, let alone subscribe to. However, the author's writing is still quite good.

The Ghost King, to put it bluntly, is nothing but a disease; what merit does he possess to be superior to divine blood?

The ceiling for inhumanity in Demon Slayer is too low... Seriously, isn't it better to just be a human? Why insist on being inhuman?

I endured until the Danma Temple, but I couldn't bear seeing the demon blood covering my clan anymore. Why bother with your artificial demon blood?