I Become a Demon King in the World of Demon Martial Arts, Though I’m a Woman

This is ridiculous. Is there no marketing team controlling the comments? The top comments are full of accusations: a fake Shennong (a legendary figure in Chinese mythology), a "Crimson King" (someone who doesn't understand the background), and a "perfect, righteous saint." The title and the first few chapters clearly identify the target audience.

After reading ten chapters, the protagonist is acting like a brainless show-off. In a slave hell with a 99% mortality rate, she acts completely out of place, actively entering the arena to kill the manager's henchmen, even chasing after them, revealing her beauty, openly declaring she'll find an opportunity to kill Bai, and ultimately choosing the best weapon.

What a brilliant undercover plan! A true genius!

The undercover agent's identity is fake; in reality, she's just a transgender killer who kills far more good people than bad. She's a madwoman and murderer from beginning to end. It might be more suitable for elementary or middle school students or those who have just started reading. There's no undercover plot at all; she's just a crazy woman who kills people for the sake of killing.

A man in a woman's skin—I watch transformations to see my ideal goddess, not to watch killing. If the protagonist were male, it would be no different from a trashy, third-rate fantasy! And it's even the kind of story with a eunuch male lead.

Among recent supernatural transformation novels, this one is truly enjoyable to read. The protagonist has a good mindset, is decisive in killing, can't bear to see the suffering of the people, and is compassionate in saving the world. This is a hundred times better than those martial arts, immortal cultivation, or demon cultivation novels that drag out their kills with various excuses! Kill, kill, kill! I want to see rivers of blood flowing!

It's a pity, it's not my cup of tea. The skills appeared too casually, without any build-up. The explanation of a past life game makes it seem like a single-player game; it would be better if it weren't set up as a game, but as a real game. I also didn't like the protagonist's personality; is a chaotic, eccentric character really popular? Finally, transformation-based stories are difficult to master, but I hope the author continues. I wish the author continued success with each new book.

It's a bit awkward; why does the main character seem like a loser?

It's a great show; the main character has a kind of beauty that transcends the boundaries of beef. However, the constant killing gets a bit monotonous. Perhaps we should explore some other interests?

Well, at first glance, the protagonist's personality seems perfect. She's charming, a bit of a sissy, a crazy killer, and knows exactly how to trigger dialogue. Ultimately, I'm a power-hungry player; I know how to build even stronger characters. It gives you the thrill of being a veteran player who has navigated the darker path and knows the best route. Some of the settings, such as the Glass Demon and the protagonist's physique, are quite unique. You can watch it.