A Demon King Would Never Take an Angel as His Wife

Well, I was initially drawn in by the book's title, and then I got hooked because of the "pure romance" tag. I'm really tired of the invincible harem genre, and feel-good stories are even more pointless. The author's writing style is generally good; the character descriptions are quite strong, and the plot is slowly unfolding. The story is probably only about halfway through now, since the male lead's past life identity is only just being revealed, and his memories haven't returned yet. The main plot should be starting soon, which is what I'm finding confusing. The male lead has too many romantic entanglements from his past life, and I'm wondering if he'll be affected by it. It's a classic harem trope, since many girls are already entangled in complicated relationships these days. Actually...

My computer motherboard burned out, so I'll have to wait until July.

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Olga: You all thought I was being cuckolded, but actually I'm preparing a big surprise.

Well, to be honest, as someone who came from QQ and Qidian, there are some things I just can't keep up with. I don't really know much about anime (though I've seen a few famous ones), and I hate the trope of the female lead falling for the male lead at first sight, without any reason. To be honest, I almost gave up when I saw the female lead fall for the male lead so quickly, but I kept going until the rich girl inexplicably fell for him too, and that's when I finally gave up. It's not that the author wrote badly, it's just that remembering how disgusting the male leads in other harem anime were, it's really hard to watch. And the male lead, well, he's kind of...

The author begged for a review, so I'll reluctantly offer one since the work is quite good. The reason I say I shouldn't have a review is because the text is too short. Considering the typical word count for science fiction, this is far too little. Normally, a novel would have ten to twelve volumes, each with about fifty to sixty chapters, resulting in a total of two to three million words. Currently, it's less than three hundred thousand, and it hasn't even been published yet, so it's difficult to give a good review. Of course, a good review here doesn't mean the novel is good or bad, but rather that the writing process...

I've been raising it for so long, I'm coming back to take a look.

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