Today's Demon King Is Also Fretting Over Another World

The main story is now complete. Thank you all for your support.

It's finished now. Thank you everyone for your support along the way. (Bows)

Discount! Don't miss out! This book already has a perfect ending!!

This volume will conclude this week, and the next volume will be the final volume.

I first encountered this author through the work *Kemono Friends*. From the moment I started reading *Kemono Friends*, I was captivated by the author's rigorous story logic. Since reading Japanese light novels nine years ago, and later, after encountering Chinese light novels, I've been pondering a question: what are the differences between the isekai (otherworld) worlds of Chinese and Japanese light novels, and how can one create a unique style for Chinese light novels? Ultimately, I've concluded that the difference lies in the grand world-building and the rigorous story logic. In terms of world-building and story logic, I would give this work full marks. Every character in every chapter and every story has a purpose, and everything is intricately linked to the plot...

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The ruthless demon king was brainwashed and turned into an idiot after moving to another world?

First, let me clarify that I usually write book reviews after a book is finished. However, those who read books from an omniscient perspective really disgust me. Before sharing my feelings about this book, let me first address my opinions on those who read from an omniscient perspective. In the first volume, some people complained that the book had an "Overload" feel to it. What do you mean by "déjà vu" after only reading a few chapters? In the second volume, those who constantly complain about things like "Clow Mother" and the author whitewashing Heddess, can't they at least try to understand each character's perspective and why that character is...

What class or guardian, it doesn't matter. A heartless demon king who sacrifices an entire continent, fine! A heartless demon king who inexplicably becomes a kind person because of some strange gentleness, what the heck? This premise is pretty absurd. I thought about it for a while, but couldn't figure it out, so I just kept watching. Ugh, the princess is wicked, interesting, I'm following, one-click subscription, -2800. Cat girl, fine! The demon king male lead likes a cat girl, fine! The male lead slowly becomes like some cliché male lead from a bad novel, no way! That angel showed hostility towards the male lead and they've already drawn swords, but the male lead just runs away, ugh, I'm disgusted...

Today marks the end of the novel *The Demon King*. I've been reading it for over half a year, though I only started halfway through, but that didn't diminish my enthusiasm. While I didn't read every single detail meticulously, I watched *The Demon King* grow step by step to this point. Now that *The Demon King* is finished, I feel both happy and sad. I'm happy that it had a complete and perfect ending, but I'm also saddened by its conclusion. Perhaps I'll never see any more updates (except for the side stories...). But as the first book I followed on Pineapple Bun, *The Demon King* holds an unshakeable place in my heart. In my opinion, *The Demon King* is...