Versatile Mage: Summoning the Eight Great Demons from the Start

There's no need to read this person's books; he likes to write half-finished works.

A novice dares to dabble in harem fiction, especially a fanfiction harem. It's a bit foolish. Even if it's messy and terrible, at least the characters in the original work are not stereotypical. How can a novice handle that? They either write stereotypical characters or ruin their established personas.

This is one of the best novels written in France. It's not a typical fighting and leveling-up story; it blends well with the Jackie Chan Adventures setting. The protagonist has a touch of Hong Shixian (a notorious villain in Chinese folklore) about him—a genuinely scummy character with undeniable intelligence. The handling of demons is excellent, and the writing is decent.

Personally, I think it's alright, but could you please not portray the protagonist as a dog who sleeps with every woman he sees? Even if it's a harem, could you at least include some romance?

The plot became very convoluted in the later stages, and the author could only extend the story by twisting the protagonist's personality.

Too much nonsense. Always leaving room for maneuver in everything you do. Can't you just do it? Why do you have to go south first and then north, dragging your feet? The later chapters get worse and worse. What a waste of my money to read so many chapters!

It's getting less and less interesting. It would be better if the main character was an orphan; the background is too exaggerated. I suggest you go to Jackie Chan Adventures World instead.

The Cursed Blue can influence the moon in a very short time, far surpassing the slow, gradual cooling of the far south over several months. Therefore, the Roof Emperor is clearly inferior to the Eight Great Demons.

@Reader This is too annoying, having to worry about everything. Why not create a small world, let them die and reincarnate, and set up large-scale reincarnation devices around the world, accepting only pure young girls? Then establish a cult of pure girls, believing they will be reincarnated in heaven after death. Wouldn't that be great?

The protagonist's powers are too mixed, making him seem quite unconventional. If you're going to write a new book, it's best not to let the protagonist's powers be so mixed; just go for a single power.