I Became the Demon King and Married the Human Grim Reaper

As a Demon Lord, you can be a maid, take a part-time job, or even become an unemployed youth to seduce heroes... However, Keish ultimately chose to become a shut-in (tsk, shut-ins are disgusting, I'd even take them all... What, shut-ins are pink-haired beauties? I'd like a dozen, please). In short, this book tells the story of a hero who, after losing the most important thing in his life, becomes a Demon Lord and then searches everywhere to fill the void (so if you've lost something practical and symbolic, I suggest going to Bilibili to alleviate your emptiness). Of course, as a Demon Lord, essential skills are a must, such as—being powerful enough to...

Hmm... I find this book quite interesting, especially the storyline triggered by unplugging the internet cable, which resonates strongly with internet addicts. The writing is also good, and the character development is decent. "Skyfire unsheathed! Kirito's explanation is always on hand, keep it up! Go for it! Eggplant..." Etc., There's absolutely nothing to be caught off guard (x). There are quite a few loli characters, which is perfect. 2CuO+C=2Cu+CO2 is very distinctive... Sigh! Wait, where's my internet cable? Wwwww It's down too.

My Lifespan Comparison with the Author (Series)

The exams are finally over, I'm back!

Well... How should I put it... I personally think this book is quite good. Although it's not my favorite genre, I still found it very enjoyable. Perhaps it's because I think the author's other books are all very good, leading me to subconsciously assume this book is also excellent, and it probably is (●—●). The title is a bit exaggerated. Honestly, no book in the world is perfect; this is just a way of expressing respect for the author, especially since writing is hard work. I'm a student and don't have enough money to send the author monthly tickets or anything like that. I bet some people will want to criticize me for this...

The new book is out, please give it a monthly pass!

I'm so sorry, I caught a cold today. I'll update tomorrow.

When I first read this book, I found it very interesting. Why would the Demon King and the Hero fall in love? This requires us to uncover the story behind the Demon King as portrayed by the author. To be honest, I really like Keshu. After all, I'm also an otaku. After transforming from a hero into a Demon King, he maintains kindness and passion, doesn't actively invade humans, always helps the heroine, and is extremely protective of his subordinates. He's truly a wonderful Demon King. Of course, I also enjoy reading about the heartwarming daily life of the Demon King and the Hero. Thank you for your hard work, author! Keep up the good work!

Assuming no retconning, this story takes place several years after the events of the first two books (the little girl from before is now hundreds of years old and has unified the entire Dark Realm). Hopefully, the author hasn't forgotten that the story of the abruptly ended Seventh Progenitor isn't finished. The world is divided into two continents, and this book and the previous one take place on different continents at different times. To correct the previous statement, the Progenitor's timeline should be > Demon King's. It's estimated that Kesh will meet the Seventh Progenitor, and the name "Kesh" is the same as the number one ranked character in the first two books. If this isn't intentional, then there's another purpose...

I didn't expect to be able to come back and update again.