The Reincarnated Demon King Absolutely Won't Marry His Childhood Friend, the Hero

The more I read, the more frustrated I get. This is a demon king who's traveled through time; it wouldn't be out of place to call him a fantasy elementary school student—it's so childish.

This is outrageous; their mentality is completely off. It feels like they're just putting on an act for the sake of putting on an act.

He's a bit like a primary school student; he doesn't know how to hide his true self. Even after all this time, the Demon King still hasn't learned to be a cunning schemer.

Has anyone mentioned that the protagonist's mother has been significantly redeemed? If so, I'm immediately dropping the book to cut my losses.

While watching the beginning, I could understand, given his weakness and need to survive. But this part left me bewildered. A woman tearing off her clothes could threaten him in a secluded spot, and the protagonist actually gave in? Was he really that weak-willed, having previously been a demon king? Had he lost his mind? There were plenty of ways to resolve this, yet he just gave in... This is a bit of a character departure. I suggest paying attention to this later on.

I can't stand it anymore! The guy who wanted to kill the male lead is almost dead, but then that woman, seeing he's just a teenager, suddenly has a saintly heart and stops him from killing them. Why didn't she stop him when he tried to kill her before? And why didn't the mother show any concern after finding out? She even said she wanted to compensate the male lead—compensation my ass! The male lead's parents' character is so ridiculously melodramatic. They'll even post two identical chapters; if they know this and don't change it, I'll make you buy an extra chapter.

Is this some kind of brain fart?

Why are you updating so quickly? Did you eat something?

Updated word count: 2067 words (6 more words than the previous chapter) Interval time: 23 hours 49 minutes 54 seconds Update status: First update of the day This chapter's rating: ★★★★★★☆☆☆☆ Overall rating: 'Amoxiline's' update today wasn't very good.

Seeing the part about going to his mother's house made me sick. The author is trying to whitewash a character who wanted to kill his own son, ruin his crotch, and his mother's new daughter. It really made me want to vomit. What's the point of talking about abandonment and attempted murder? If this guy who deserves the death penalty can be whitewashed, I'll be truly impressed. And several chapters were posted repeatedly without any checking. The plot is inexplicable. A few people who betrayed and killed the protagonist in his previous life made him wash dishes after dinner, and that becomes the reason the protagonist goes to his mother's and his remarried capitalist's house? On one hand, they're building up the image of the protagonist as someone who is poor and looks down on the rich, and on the other hand, they're contradicting themselves?