The Misfit of Demon King Academy: Issei Hyoudou

Seeing Solomon and the 72 Demon Pillars reminded me of Dr. Roman.

It's not the original, but it's already pretty good that you can write fanfiction.

I'm speechless, I feel so awkward (눈_눈)

Thanks, Y-ge! Finally, another update!

Five-sixths of the amazing comments were written by the same person.

Hey Y, it's already December! How's your preparation going? Looking forward to your next update!

I remember now! Volume 12 is finally over! The title of Volume 12, "Rebirth," perfectly reflects the rebirth of Issei, both physically and mentally! It begins with everyone despairing over Issei's death, then slowly searching for hope! The Kiba vs. Siegfried scene is the turning point of this volume! Afterwards, the group's victory over the Hero Faction is incredibly powerful; they too are reborn and stronger! Finally, the King vs. Hero Issei uses his strength, wisdom, skill, and the blood of Samuel to defeat Cao Cao in a tit-for-tat manner! Then, Haki also acknowledges Issei! Finally, he lets go of his hatred and accepts everyone's feelings! But everything is only just beginning...

I think the author put a lot of thought into this novel! Unlike previous novels that simply solved everything perfectly, this one prompts readers to reflect and consider whether their ideas are correct. For example, the third chapter, "Revenge at the Wooden Arena," was a key point that previous books barely touched upon. It's about Rias asking Issei if he absolutely had to seek revenge, and Issei countering by asking what he would do in that situation. This definitely gives you pause for thought; it's a clash between idealism and realism. I hope the author will use more thought-provoking dialogue like this! Good luck!

While reading this book, I felt it was better because the first two books skipped many battle scenes from the original work, and the final boss progression remained unchanged, with only minor alterations. However, in this book, Issei's battles against enemies include all the original battle scenes, and the author even added some extra battles. In my personal opinion, this is a good thing, preventing readers from feeling lazy. Furthermore, Issei himself has his own struggles to overcome. I think the author put a lot of effort into writing this book. Keep it up! I hope you can resume updating regularly!

Honestly, I enjoyed this book more than the author's previous two books and the original work because Issei is incredibly powerful, which is great! But he also has his own pain, and he must find new hope within that pain. Indeed, Issei is currently tormented by the despair and suffering within "Pandora's Box," and he must slowly find new hope here! The author did a great job in this aspect, unlike the previous two books where everything was accomplished too easily! I hope the author can continue to persevere and finish it! I also look forward to Issei finding his own path to success! Go Issei!