I Was Raised by Monsters for Eighteen Years

Slay the demons and build a new world!!! This main plot feels so boring. There are so many demons, and the protagonist is just one person. How can he possibly kill them all? Even if he escapes the shelter and establishes his own power, is he just going to write about the protagonist leading a girl and others, either slaying demons or getting slain by them? The main plot is too clear.

Please focus on writing a good story this time. I dropped the last book because it had too much political commentary in the middle. The author's writing style and setting are exactly my type.

If the previous book hadn't used that red mark, the grades would have been much better; this book's grades would have been better as well.

I haven't read it yet, but I've already given you all my monthly passes from the previous book. I hope the female lead is a "big car" (a term used to describe someone who is overly indulgent or sexually active). Also, learn from the mistakes of the previous book. Keep it up!

If a sword cultivator who only comprehends the way of the sword, practices sword techniques, and cultivates sword intent is considered the best at killing, then how do we classify a sword cultivator who comprehends the way of the saber, practices saber techniques, and cultivates saber intent?

My first reaction upon seeing the title and description was, "Isn't this The Promised Neverland?" 😏 Let me see the content.

Here's a suggestion: try writing a book in the style of Tantric Buddhism. The author, in fact, was drawn into this genre by your first book, *The Vajrayana*. I feel you're well-suited to this type of writing, and I'd love to read it.

The plot feels stagnant due to a lack of compelling events. The protagonist's main objective is to escape the shelter, but the current storyline consists of the protagonist casually slaying a couple of demons at night to level up, which is incredibly boring. It's like playing a game without a progress bar.

You must stay calm and composed. Let it build up slowly, suppressing your emotions while also allowing for small releases. Author, stay calm and follow your own pace. I really like your current 150,000 words; I think you're even better than with your last book, and your writing is more engaging. Don't let those readers who are shouting "kill! Kill! Kill!" Distract you.

The world needs big trucks! (Sound effect)