A Scoundrel Hero Should Raise the Candidate Demon Lord into a Good Wife

This book is a novel about life, its theme being "living is a beautiful thing." It begins with the two characters' initial encounter in the real world ending due to various reasons, only to meet again in another world, where they develop feelings for each other. An, who had initially given up hope and fallen into despair, gains a powerful and intense desire: to live with Aya. Later, as they face hardships and setbacks together, trying to break the cycle of reincarnation and ensure their survival, we witness the protagonist's strong spirit of resistance against a tragic fate, and how, even knowing the future is predetermined, the protagonist strives with all their might to rewrite their destiny...

If you're reading novels to relax in your spare time, this book will definitely suit your taste. It features simple, everyday life, playful banter between the male and female leads, and a natural deepening of their relationship through their interactions. The author's psychological portrayal of the characters is very well done, especially the changes after their transformations and the opportunity that sparks between the two demons—everything feels very natural. I think you can totally read this book as a regular romance novel. The "dog food" (I can only say hurry up!) Is already being delivered (I can only say hurry up!). Aside from the romance, the main plot is also well-structured, and the story unfolds naturally without being contrived, with each twist and turn...

Just 170,000 more words and it will be gloriously finished.

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The person has a fever and will stay put for a few days (peacefully).

This is a sweet romance novel...

I've been raising it for half a year and this is all the plot I've learned; I've almost forgotten everything.

From the beginning until where I was reading, I always felt the interactions between this young couple were quite sweet. Even with some minor hiccups along the way, as everyone knows, small wounds don't count as big wounds, so this book is definitely a sweet romance (I'm sure of it). Although I've been reading for at least six years, I still can't really judge writing style; I just add books to my bookshelf based on what interests me. So, this is a book I personally think is quite well-written. However, reading novels is ultimately about personal experience; reading a few dozen chapters yourself is much more effective than reading reviews. :)

It's perfect, definitely not to be missed. An interesting world setting, a pitiful and helpless little demon king (who's also a transformation character), and a hero whose true form is unknown—who wouldn't love that? The only downside is the author's somewhat perverse sense of humor; they seem to enjoy playing with the "dark room" trope, focusing too much on the male lead, leaving the poor little demon king as nothing more than a pet. And that's the frustrating thing about isekai (transformation) stories—they can depict the growth of a character's strength, but they can't describe the connections and changes between things and characters. The transformation is just an attribute, not the main focus, which is a bit of a shame. Without romance, their progress easily becomes predictable (monster fighting and map changes), lacking any sense of anticipation. And most importantly...