
Surprise! I'm Actually the Demon Lord
没想到吧,我真是魔王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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What a contradiction!
The more mysterious, powerful, and teeming with experts the dungeon is portrayed as, the more ridiculous it seems that the dungeon could collapse due to lack of supplies.
First of all, I only read the synopsis.
Why can dungeons rise from the ground? 🙂 Can a dungeon that rises from the ground still be called a dungeon?
When a Western fantasy world suddenly presented me with a monk, I was completely dumbfounded.
After months of searching, all for that one and only real you—Lock Puppet—I've come! ❤️
"Dead eunuch" is essentially meaningless; abandoning the same book multiple times. The first abandonment can be attributed to unforeseen circumstances, but subsequent abandonments are purely due to a lack of outline and main plot, writing whatever comes to mind to make a quick buck. When they can't continue, they abandon the book and start a new one to continue the scam.
Hey guys, I've created a little QQ group 🙂 209727923 And thank you to all the readers. I'd appreciate a small follow-up reading.
It's very good, but judging from the comments section, it seems like the author has a history of abandoning the original work.
No more
The starting point, witnessing every cyber tombstone
The book is quite interesting, but the synopsis is really abstract. It's like being beaten to a pulp and not fighting back until a knife is held to your throat... The plot probably won't follow the synopsis...
The plot is masterful, very realistic, and doesn't torture the protagonist. The main character is a genuine villain, which is quite daring; I'm just worried it might disappear someday.