Fairy Tail: This Devil Isn't So Cold

The descriptions of character interactions possess a classical beauty.

The writing is excellent, unlike that of a newcomer. The author's current performance doesn't seem to be very good, which is probably related to the initial setup. I think the book's strengths are its excellent depiction of battle scenes and its well-designed plot. However, it lacks a climax at the beginning and the pacing is a bit odd.

For a reference point, look at V's childhood appearance.

The biggest problem with this book is its poor balance of detail and brevity. It's not detailed enough where it should be, and overly detailed where it should be omitted. The initial section on Cain is a prime example; it's dragged out for too long.

Fairy Tail. There are demons. And nobody cares about them. Have you forgotten? They're just too weak.

What's going to happen to Jellal and Erza? Can the author please give me an answer? This is very important to me. If they're still like they are in the anime, I'm leaving. I really don't like Jellal. 😆😆😆

The author must have eaten his fill and then run away.

I think the Fairy Tail x Black Clover collaboration would be better.

It's alright, except for the beginning and the part where Mirajane is a bit long-winded. I hope Ultear doesn't die. As for Jellal, well, he's dead, he's the most disgusting character in Fairy Tail.

He's run away from the heavens; may that eunuch dog die a horrible death.