The Girl Called a Demon
被称为恶魔的少女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 874k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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327Chapters
384.3kClicks
4.8kFavorites
9.5Score
1.5kLikes
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My opinion on this book
Hmm, the reason I can't give it a perfect score is due to my opinion on the character design. I guess many people can tell that the protagonist's character is basically copied from Nanazawa-sensei's *The Girl Who Ate Death*. I had that feeling when I saw the title, and it turns out it's true after reading it. Plus the lieutenant... That's why I can't give it a perfect score; the characters lack originality. However, I can't dismiss the whole book just because of that. The author's book is very captivating, drawing me in to keep reading, and I did discover many highlights along the way. First of all, the author's writing style is good, above average...
I have finished reading the first ten chapters.
I haven't read the novel "The Girl Who Ate Death" mentioned in the comments. So, I'll just give a brief summary of the author's work. Ten chapters isn't a lot, but it's not a little either; it should be considered my first impression of the novel. First, the prologue, which I personally think is well-written. It begins with a scene of a dozen or so villagers fleeing, introducing the background of the story—the war between the Theocracy and the Restoration Army. It also introduces two characters: a demon (who gives the protagonist a power-up) and the protagonist. Because of an ambush, the protagonist unexpectedly wins a deal with the demon. But then a problem arises...
The White Saintess gives me a feeling of Alice from DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online). The prophecy is nothing more than a trick she orchestrated to achieve her own ulterior motives. Also, the survival rate for female supporting characters is so low, I'm crying.
The author is a bit off-track-minded; feel free to urge them to update!
I abandoned this novel a long time ago, but I feel like I can withstand the depression now, so I'm going to try it again.
It's been updated?
After waiting for quite a while, I'd like to ask you guys, in which chapter is the yuri (lesbian) story?
Kalisa's battles will be covered in the side stories. The prequel is now over, and the main story begins with the New World arc.
Chapter titles are really hard to come up with.
The second volume of Firewheel is now available in physical print! I'm buying it!