The Strongest Boss in History Is Yours Truly

Actually, I've only read the first ending, so I don't know much about what happens afterward. I apologize in advance! To be honest, it's been over two years since I first read this work, right? Back then, it was a veteran masterpiece in science fiction; you could see it on the hot lists, monthly ticket lists, and top comment lists. Even now, people are still voting and commenting, showing that time hasn't diminished the emotion it evoked. Back then, I clicked on it to kill time when I had nothing else to do. If I hadn't seen it, I wouldn't regret it, but having seen it, I still don't regret it! I spent several evenings reading it, not for any other reason than to see the ending...

I started reading after the BOSS series ended, and after a week, I finally finished it all in one go tonight. Here are some suggestions. The beginning was indeed very exciting, the plot was well-structured, and the protagonist's various overpowered abilities and foreshadowing satisfied my need for bravado. However, there were some shortcomings. First, I want to talk about the Ice Flower Evil Dragon. What happened to being the strongest? The old evil dragon was indeed very powerful at the beginning, easily defeating everyone he encountered, but later, when he truly transformed into a bird dragon, he could only bully the servants of the gods and Satan… Apocalypse attacked him, Lucifer suppressed him, and the Black Dragon could easily defeat him a thousand times over. Even the later-appearing Scarlet Dragon bullied him. The title of "strongest BOSS" is now in vain. Then there's the rest of the story...

Regarding your post on August 16th, what follows might just be some irresponsible personal thoughts. Whether they'll be of any use to you, I'm not sure. After all, I've never written a novel, nor do I know how; I've only ever read stories. First, regarding your talk of "drawing a circle around oneself," "ending," and so on. Don't you think that's utter nonsense? What does "drawing a circle around oneself" even mean? And what is an ending? Instead of wasting time thinking about "drawing a circle around oneself," why not think about more beginnings? With beginnings, there's a plot; with a plot, you can continue writing. An ending? Are you kidding me? How many times have you ended things already? You've been to all three academies, each with its own story...

I regret buying the whole book; the main character is useless, and the logic is unclear.

Could Ryosuke be that legendary Chaos...? Also, Hii ​​should know some of Ryosuke's deepest memories, memories he hasn't yet recalled? It's like how Ryosuke can't possibly remember everything that happens in a day, but Hii seems to have seen all or most of his memories, like watching a recording, without telling him. After all, their previous relationship wasn't fully clear; perhaps there was some kind of deal involved? And that new "her"—she doesn't seem to be a character we've seen before. And Li Shunyi was brought into the experiment midway through. That means he most likely wasn't there for the money...

At first, I found BOSS exciting, but the more I read, the less exciting it felt. I deeply felt... I originally hoped BOSS would go further, but it just doesn't feel the same anymore. Why did I compare BOSS to Fa Liu's God of War? It's because I don't want BOSS to be ruined like this. First of all, Sicily was very well written. Then, the academy... The entrance story came again. Later, it was dragged to Avalon. I thought it was better, but then it went wrong again. I don't want to say anything more. This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree. Although I know you'll criticize me... It feels much better to express my thoughts... Hehehe.

I bet most people who see this title just want to read on and see what's going on, and then give me a piece of their mind, right? But actually, what the title says is true. Lately, I've read a lot of novels about wars between humans and demons. I ask you, who decided that humans are the pinnacle of existence? Does the existence of a species superior to humans automatically make them demons? Aren't humans demons when they treat other species? For example, raising livestock, killing livestock, consuming livestock, killing and eating other animals—did they ever ask if the other species agreed? If we were in that position, humans would all think...

Damn it. I came here tagged with "Invincible Protagonist," but the result is truly infuriating.

I posted this before, but there were so many typos that the meaning was completely distorted. There were also some omissions, so I'm reposting it. I haven't checked back in a while; I accumulated over 100 chapters and finished them yesterday. To be honest, it doesn't feel as good as before; there are quite a few problems. The most problematic are the time and age details. While being overly fixated on this isn't a good thing, it makes the plot feel very disjointed. The descriptions in this area are the worst. Then there are the names; someone's name was Monsieur in the beginning, but in the accumulated chapters, the name is Simon. Also, the Morlong form...

Is anyone still online? Just wondering, does this novel have any NTR (Netorare) content? And is it free of abuse of the female characters?