Devils Don't Know How to Fall in Love

The all-around fantasy was very good, so I started to follow the author's novels. Later, Straight to Death was even better than the previous one. But starting with Miracle, I felt a little resting on my laurels, but I could still read it. Maybe the author got carried away and started writing the original alternate world. I stopped reading the two novels. Maybe the author also realized that he couldn't write original novels and ran back to his comfort zone. The situation of resting on his laurels continues, including but not limited to the character of the protagonist. It's repetitive (I didn't notice it in the first few books), the battle scenes are too slow, and the animation copy is too repetitive. What the author means is that Lao Deng is not very accepting of new things, but you are here to eat, you have to learn, you have to accept, otherwise you will be eliminated by the market. The writing should be refined and refined, and the interaction between the heroine and the hero should be polished. I could still read this book seven or eight years ago, but now I can't read it. It's been 26 years. If I have time to write those two books about another world, I might as well make up the supplements and games, refine the writing and get a better setting. The cheats in this book are not interesting to me.

This person's fixed template for writing novels: Someone is looking for trouble, the protagonist smiles calmly, asks questions calmly, solves it easily, looks at the girl, feels something, kisses the girl directly, the girl blushes, damn, vomits

This person wrote three original books in a row and lost most of his fans. He probably has almost lost his morale.

Nowadays, I can no longer find the comfortable feeling I had before when reading books, and the quality of many authors is declining.

Chapters 29 and 30 are so disgusting! I was so angry at the nun character that my blood pressure soared! That stupid nun is so crazy that she wants to kill her own family members. She has clearly lost her mind and is a time bomb, but the protagonist actually lets her go without mercy? ! Even if the excuse is that "she's not that easy to kill," it's not difficult to just leave a tracking mark and place a simple ban, right? She just didn't do anything, and just let a hidden danger that could bite back at any time get away with it. If she causes trouble in the future, she is completely asking for it! What's even more outrageous is that the protagonist actually understands her? ! (｀へ´) Said that she is an experimenter of demon factors and it is normal to hate demons. What kind of logic is this! Her enemies are those who treated her as an experiment. If she wants revenge, she should go to the experimenters to settle the score. Why should she stalk the protagonist who has never offended her? ! (╬▔盘▔) The well-written revenge line is poorly written, and the villain is forced to tangle with the protagonist. It is purely for the purpose of creating conflict and the plot is concocted. It makes people feel frustrated and speechless. It is completely a setting that is both intellectually depressing and flattering. The good plot was ruined by this character!

Ever since I started looking forward to it, my only interest in Ruqing was to see how readers would troll him when he opened a new book.

There aren't many daily articles about daily life, there aren't many about battles, and the cool articles aren't invincible, but rather frustrating. Stallion Bar is still a ➗. Not daily, not fighting, not happy, not H

I've been writing for so long and I'm still not a master😅. I can only say it's for a reason. The book friends in the comment area summed it up very well 🤭

Poison point 1: The protagonist has average combat power and can only defeat the little ones, but not the others. Poison Point 2: It describes a hostile nun who used a beauty trap on the protagonist before, and the protagonist readily accepted it. PS: This woman is a crazy bitch and has always wanted to kill the male protagonist. It cannot be ruled out that she has used a beauty trap on others. Poison point 3: The nun set up a trap to kill the protagonist's servant Yukinoshita, and the protagonist rushed to beat her for a while and let her run away. PS: The protagonist's strength at the beginning of the book was similar to that of this woman. After awakening from the second-ranked artifact, growing six wings, and increasing her magic power, she let the woman run away. He euphemistically said that she was not so easy to be killed, and then began to describe again how this woman had used a honey trap to get him enough benefits, and then thought about the past with this woman, saying that she was a poor person who had been transformed, and that she wanted to be forcibly whitewashed and included in the harem. Poison Point 4: This book describes the plot of the male protagonist becoming stronger and fighting far more than the emotional plot. One second it was written that the male protagonist had undergone earth-shaking changes, which made people fear that his combat power would expand too fast. The next second it was written that the male protagonist still needs to grow up like a little Karami.

Many readers think "Straight to Death" is the pinnacle, but in fact "Full Fantasy" is the real pinnacle. "Omni Fantasy" is written with great care. In the era when comprehensive comics were in a chaotic period, many routines were pioneered and have been borrowed by many two-dimensional fans. After the writing power reached its peak, the early stage of "Straight to Death" was also good to watch, but because the core plug-ins were not selected well, it was not suitable for writing a long story. In the end, the subsequent plot was mediocre, but the "Practical Teaching" extra chapter was the real highlight. The "Practical Teaching" extra chapter seems average today, but considering the writing time, if it were placed in 2018, it can be said to be the best "Practical Teaching" fanfic. To put it bluntly, I have accumulated a lot in the past and will study a lot of original plots before writing. This is the author's advantage. For Internet readers who do not want to watch the male protagonist Asasi and are interested in the world view, a feast in Japanese translation is not a derogatory term, but a compliment. Essentially, it is to use a male protagonist who is more in line with the reader's perspective and more immersive, to experience some original plots, make different choices, and also write many plots that are not animated. This was a very big advantage before the short video era, because many readers only watched animations and did not like to read light novels. Moreover, there are indeed many aspects of Japanese light novels that no longer suit the appetites of online readers. But after a few years, Ruqing seems to have lost the current trend of fan fiction, which is very formulaic and routine. Furthermore, the level of care has also plummeted. The two consecutive comics were both average. They both started well, but problems began to appear in the second world. To put it bluntly, I have not kept pace with the times, and because I started a family, my two-dimensional concentration has dropped.

Is there something wrong with Hayasaka Ai's superior strength? Cao Cao himself holds the Twilight Holy Spear, which is only the highest level to the Demon King level. Why does Hayasaka Ai have superior strength? The five major sects are not allowed to go to heaven.

A 10-year-old author, his grades are getting worse each time, and now he can't even get into Sanjiang 🤭

I just want to ask a question about Chapter 26. People from the church come to kill the protagonist, but they fail to kill and then leave as they please? The protagonist also said that killing people from the church might cause tension between the devil and the church, so he didn't kill them. But when people from the church came to kill the protagonist, they didn't consider this issue? Anyway, I didn't see any sign of people from the church holding back, or did I miss it?

The male protagonist is set up in the beginning, saying that Yukino is arrogant. I think the male protagonist is the most arrogant. However, he is very literary and sets a tragic background for the male protagonist. I must feel that his writing is very deep. It is really one of the few demon high school fans who write spells to fight back against the higher-ups, which has a rotten orange flavor. It's ridiculous. How can there be so many old demons in the original demon high-ups who dare to fight against the transcendent?

The reviews are quite vicious. The main character is so cowardly that he thinks from the bottom of his body. He wants to write a cool novel but also wants to suppress his combat power. Everything he does is unflattering.

The author doesn't watch anime anymore, and he doesn't want to watch it... Because are you old?

Old authors should stop trying to make money. What they wrote was only accepted by people 10 years ago.

Not only has the writing not improved but it has also regressed. I feel like it is just a waste of time. I probably don't rely on the novel to make a living, it's just for fun.

Do you know how to get off the streets these days when you write a devil high school plus a variety comic and dare to be a eunuch male protagonist? Moreover, a city usually kills or robs the Sekiryuutei by default. Are you keeping it because you want to disgust people? Lilith and Akeno don't want cats anymore, right? You are also an old author, how come you don't even know how to basicly avoid poison? Keeping a city means that you will miss out on girls by default, right? Then why are you writing Lilith's plot? This situation is disgusting whether you accept it or not.

What's wrong with this author? He got poisoned and died in the first chapter. At the beginning, the main character is huffing like an old man. When people refuse to answer questions, they call him arrogant. What a double standard.

The author is able to achieve such results purely because there are no good comprehensive comics in the starting point.

It's disgusting. After all, he was born a devil and a noble, but he ended up like this. This is only chapter 30 and there are two extremely uncomfortable points. One is the Yukinoshita family. As a small local family that is not even qualified to know, shouldn't the first reaction when encountering the extraordinary be licked? If a political family with soldiers and guns can think about which one is stronger, mystery or technology, are you, a contractor who runs a construction company, too pretentious? The other thing is the church, demons, angels, and fallen angels are the three pillars. Your servant is entangled with the protagonist every day, but the protagonist still can't crush these fleas jumping in the face. What's the reason? Can't break the tacit understanding? When he was about the same strength, he pestered the protagonist for three years with the goal of killing him. However, he couldn't beat the protagonist and immediately planned to kill the protagonist's younger brother. How can people play with the devil like this and just have to swallow their anger? He also had a relationship with the protagonist. The protagonist kept his hand. For a master who has no taste, no brains and no strength, aren't you saying that you don't want to fall in love and only look for servants? Are you reluctant to get rid of a toy that is worse than a servant and has no emotional basis?

It's too boring, the plot is vulgar, and the characterization is not good. I can only say that Rurudu has fallen behind the times. It's not even as interesting as the first "Girl's Call". The author is more than ten years old, so how can he write worse and worse.

Not to mention the male and female protagonists, just talking about the plot of the nun in the previous chapter can only be said to be poisonous now. The protagonist did not fight the first time when he knew that he was unscrupulous. The second time the nun made it clear that he was targeting Yukino, and the protagonist took action when he was using his family to call Yukino back. I'm not sure if he was killed or not. Then when he was separated for the third time and almost beat Yukino to death, the protagonist's mentality was shaken again. Why did you go there earlier? He knew that this character was dangerous and resorted to any means, but he was not sure whether he was killed or not. He didn't kill the villain after hitting him, and then the villain continued to cause trouble for the protagonist. This is written by Pharaoh.

The Great Summoning of Girls is really a childhood memory. I watched it when I was in elementary school. Now I am about to graduate as a senior. I also watched Straight to Death and The Summoner of Miracles. Then I stopped paying attention to this author. The old routine is not a problem. There is a reason why classic routines can be used well, but the writing style must be better, otherwise it will be easy to watch.

I feel that there are quite a few poisonous points, 1. The heroine's strength has improved and 2. Looking for Miyamoto Musashi. Demonic swordsmanship may not be suitable for humans. Then look for Miyamoto Musashi. Can the skill type be used because the race is not universal? Can the demon's hands be turned into claws? 😓And what we are looking for later is Musashi from FGO. Musashi was transformed into a demon, and his swordsmanship can be transformed into something not suitable for humans but suitable for demons, right? The author's sentence is quite funny, but your subsequent setting contradicts that sentence. There are many other poisonous spots

Looking at the negative comments in the comment section, the author must be a little disappointed. He has been writing books for ten years, but has not achieved any results. Come on, great author

Old things that don't learn new ideas are doomed to be abandoned by the times.

It's quite hard to stretch, to be honest. The protagonist is just like Down syndrome from the beginning, and then the plot becomes dull. The protagonist's simple description is that he went to buy it🐔, and he also wanted to be a literary person

If you can't keep writing, don't write. It's disgusting, right?