The Reincarnated Demon King and the Reborn Hero
转世魔王与转生勇者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 967k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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353Chapters
1.9MClicks
15.2kFavorites
9.6Score
3.3kLikes
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It's finished, everyone! If there are any side stories you'd like to see, let me know in the comments!
I've almost finished watching it, and only now do I realize it's not a pure romance. I'm devastated—the eldest daughter isn't the demon king after all!
This book is truly excellent; I highly recommend reading it. There are no angst or NTR elements, and the plot is great. However, what happened to the son at the end? He was just a supporting character anyway, so his death didn't really matter.
A note to the author [Minor spoilers, proceed with caution]
This is my first long review of over 1000 words, written for Luo Hua. I'm giving it one less star because I hope to see better works from the author in the future. Overall, I think it's good. Below are some of my personal opinions, so they are rather subjective, and I hope you don't mind. Δ First of all, this novel isn't a lighthearted, sweet, and power-up story. If you intend to read it, you should be prepared. Luo Hua herself is probably a student. Thanks to your patchwork-like writing style, you've managed to make this clichéd demon-warrior genre feel somewhat fragmented in its narrative. However, because it's a light novel, it can feel a bit chaotic and might give you a headache while reading...
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I'd been keeping this for ages and completely forgotten about it. I just stumbled upon it today, and wow, it's finally finished!
My thoughts after watching
This is a fantastic hero-demon king novel. Most of the plot holes have been filled; the author has perfectly resolved several early plot points, which is truly admirable. The time travel plot is remarkably well-structured, with few major flaws. The author's mastery of time travel and the interweaving of past and future is remarkable. This mind-bending script is truly impressive. With this writing experience, the author will likely find writing other genres much easier. As you read through the chapters, you can feel the author's steady progress. The author has given most of the important characters in the book a happy ending...
I've watched half of it, and if you tell me now that it's not a one-on-one pure romance, I'm probably going to break down.
At first glance, why are there so many first-person perspectives from the male lead? Will most of the later episodes be from the male lead's perspective?
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