How I Became the Demon King Is Obviously Your Fault

The 'Hero Act' was a law jointly enacted by fifty-two human nations across the continent to combat the increasingly rampant monsters. The conflict of the era began here. Led by Shirley, representing the old nobility, the social ills flocked to the ranks of heroes. The heroes, who were supposed to gather to fight the ever-dangerous monsters, became a nightmare for the common people. The Monster Forest, already meant to combat bandits and barbarians, was now teeming with monsters, and the harsh natural environment made the common people, already living in constant fear, felt the pain most directly. Every five hundred years a hero emerges, and thus, the protagonist, Lan Ning, was born. This is a far cry from the empty emphasis on the spirit of heroism...

I clicked the wrong thing, my 3760!

Personally, I really, really enjoy lord-themed farming and harem novels. They feature beautiful women, strategic warfare, and the protagonist uses their brain instead of mindlessly cultivating immortality and leveling up. However, there aren't many authors who can write this type of novel well, or rather, it's too niche, so it doesn't generate much profit, and there aren't many of them. I don't know much about the author, nor have I noticed their fan QQ group (maybe they don't have many loyal readers). Returning to this book, the writing style is decent. I don't remember the male lead's name anymore. The characterization of the battle priest, the young female knight, and the later Vivi isn't very perfect. It's only about 50 chapters long, so the content is a bit short, and there's not much interaction between the protagonist and the female lead. As for...

Compared to other well-known isekai (another world) protagonist/farming/lord-building novels, this one has a decent, imaginative beginning. It avoids the common pitfalls of having the protagonist build everything brick by brick, thus bypassing the awkwardness of excessive "explanation" and "finding reality in fantasy novels." However, the character development is poor, leaving little room for interpretation. For example, the initially obsessive maid, initially an orphan, becomes a highly masochistic maid, then a lesbian, and finally inexplicably becomes the protagonist's sister. The character development is gradually ruined, and the pacing...

I originally planned to stock up on the book before recharging, but a month later when I did, it was already finished.

Is it finished?

The author should consider adding a depressing label.

I almost gave up after the first chapter, especially since the title mentioned the protagonist was a demon king. I thought it would be a shameless story disguised as farming where the protagonist does evil deeds and seizes everything without any scruples. But after randomly jumping to later chapters, I found it wasn't what I expected. I read a hundred chapters in one go, and it was surprisingly good. I've added it to my favorites and am looking forward to the rest of the story.

I feel that Haitang is the person Lan Ning remembers.

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