Do Not Enter That Everlasting Night, My Lord of Evil

The comments section is full of complaints about the male lead's writing, but I think the opposite is true. He's quite well-written; the clash between his evil god instincts and normal values ​​in the first few chapters is well-done. The female lead, however, is a bit off. She initially seems like a naive and innocent girl, but later the character suddenly becomes tragic and resentful. The character development feels quite drastic in comparison.

The pacing is excellent, it's a fantastic read, and the best new book I've read recently. The female lead's forehead mark reminded me of the gluttonous saint from Yu-Gi-Oh!. I hope the author will write more of this book.

In conclusion, it's watchable when you're bored. Every time something happens, it's always the same: "I'm naturally superhuman." If he can't win, he unleashes his full power and suffocates, then lies to others that he miraculously survived. The plot is constantly cleaning up the female lead's messes. What about the management of your evil god faith?

The only problem is the lack of updates. The author just had surgery, so please be more careful. I think this book has great potential; I also finished reading the previous magical girl book, which was also very good.

I suggest comparing it with the first few chapters of "The Wandering Toad." After reading the moral lessons, the key is the thrill. The first chapter has no thrills and is even depressing. It's all about being subservient to power and spouting nonsense about justice. The protagonist's behavior undergoes a complete reversal within a single chapter.

Should I vote for this month's ticket or not?

I think this book is pretty good. I hope the author will release it. I've been watching ads to subscribe to several books without spending a single penny, just by watching the ads. I'm still reading a few now, and I've accumulated over 6,000 game points.

The first chapter got 90 points, but the last two chapters got 60, which is quite a drop in score. The first chapter established the male protagonist's charisma, but he seemed to become incredibly stupid afterwards, insisting on going home and not even realizing he was being followed...

The male lead is well-written, but the female lead is a major letdown. I can't quite accept the female lead. She lacks a stunning opening and any particularly striking qualities. She's a naive young woman with ideals, but clearly too naive, full of unrealistic ambitions.

The "Mother Virgin and Evil God" is a bit of a joke.