From Artificial Lifeform to Lord of Flesh and Blood

It's boring. Judging from the initial setup and plot, I thought it would be another masterpiece, but after the transformation into a human, especially after Li Ping's appearance, it was destined to be just an old-fashioned and outdated fantasy novel.

It feels like someone else is writing it after I become human.

How annoying. The main character was also sealed away. I'm not saying this to be mean, but the fact that the protagonist was sealed away means that things have already hit rock bottom.

The story becomes less exciting after transforming into a human.

Sorry, there was a slight problem with the rhythm; I'll get back on track in the next few days.

Isn't this Saya no Uta? They're all fleshy tentacle monsters.

What the heck? How did she really turn into a little girl? Isn't this change too drastic?

The later characters became so stupid they couldn't stand it anymore.

The characters' introductions are abrupt; the elves' settings are also strange; they're supposed to be strong AI, so how could they be so stupid? Especially since elves aren't isolated from the world, right? Shouldn't one group of elves live with the demons? And at least give them a brief introduction to the basic situation of the continent and the countries that will appear later; Furthermore, what's the point of the protagonist being sealed? If the sealing technique is so effective, shouldn't everyone be using sealing techniques in a duel? Directly locking down consciousness? Sealing each other and seeing who strikes first?

Sigh, things were fine at first, decisive and ruthless, but then he started selling accounts? The style changed so drastically, it's a bit too nonsensical.