Secretly Leveling Up in a World of Demons

The protagonist is utterly inhuman. Killing people for a few points of demonic power in the early stages is one thing, but later, with so many ways to gain demonic power, he still kills the player for such a small amount (and the player will eventually die too many times). It's disgusting. Is selfishness acceptable? Is it really necessary to be so selfish?

I've read 100 chapters. While the setting includes a supposedly "righteous" conflict between humans and demons, the protagonist seems to be treating it like a game, constantly switching between human and demon roles without truly prioritizing racial interests. 😥

I really want to complain. The protagonist's werewolf game is too much. What's the difference between it and real murder? Dying twenty times is the same as dying in real life. He still goes crazy killing players. He kills randomly, regardless of whether there are any conflicts or not. He just seizes any opportunity to kill. Does he really think this is just a game task?

Overall it's pretty good, but the protagonist should move to a different city. So much trouble has happened in his city; it's a powder keg. Wouldn't it be better to find a reason to move to another city? Real-world problems are huge trouble; everyone's watching.

It's a pretty good book, but unfortunately, I don't know what the author was thinking. In chapter 250, there's a demon invasion of the real world, and it doesn't even make sense in terms of basic logic. I just couldn't continue reading! A Xuan-level demon would require nuclear weapons to eradicate, and how many countries in the world possess nuclear weapons?

This is exceptionally well-written. It's rare to find such excellent game-related writing. Keep it up, and it will definitely become a masterpiece. Don't be swayed by the audience or the nonsense in the comments. It's very well-written; just enjoy it! I've already given you all my monthly votes.

To be honest, I really couldn't finish this novel. Killing humans is fine, but he's hypocritical—sucking up humans while simultaneously killing them. If he were a demon, it would be one thing, but he's clearly a hybrid of human and demon, yet he only kills humans, barely touching other demons. And in the real world, where does he live and enjoy all sorts of resources?

This is a bit illogical. If the enemy can attack the protagonist from the future, what is the protagonist doing in the future? The protagonist in the future must also be able to interfere with time, right? Writing about time always seems mindless.

The protagonist is a traitor, and his bias is questionable!

I couldn't stand it anymore after the demon invasion of the protagonist's world. Does the protagonist want to be Homelander or Superman? He seems completely devoid of emotion, his attitude towards his world is like that of a bystander, pure self-interest. I'm outta here, goodbye! 😥