The Level 998 Demon King Became a Magical Girl

The preceding plot involves a demon king who climbed up from the depths of hell, spending his entire life idly, only to be abducted by a hero and reincarnated in a dungeon. He discovers that the only person who cared for him in his previous life, the old man, is being exploited by demons, so he commits suicide, awakening his demon king powers and fulfilling the old man's wish to return home. The meteorite scene that follows is also very well written, exceptionally well. However, the transformation is utterly ridiculous; he's completely unlike a demon king who has lived his entire life in the demon world. It's incredibly frustrating. The character's initially good, handsome, and even endearing image is completely destroyed. Character development requires a process, and the author failed to grasp this balance, making him seem like he's being teased...

The beginning is like you've been unconscious for three days, and when you wake up, three people are demanding a large sum of money from you, and one of them immediately wants to sleep with you, and wants to do it multiple times. They're making you work for free and won't let you leave. Disgusting! Everyone else is okay except for these three, but I really hate them. The relationship with Joey is weird; the descriptions aren't enough, and it's easy to mistake it for a heroine from a fantasy novel where everyone is like Akudama—very strange. I just don't understand what kind of obsession it is. If you can't stop the meteorite, you take everyone with you. Didn't you consider the possibility that if you fail to stop it, Joey will die with you? Couldn't you leave a clone to take everyone with you? So stupid! And you were a demon king in your previous life, yet you act like this...

First of all, this is just my personal opinion... Maybe I'm just not suited to reading yuri novels... I've tried a few but couldn't stick with them... Okay, let me just say a few things. Reading this novel was a bit tiring for me; the plot dragged on too much (it seems like all yuri novels have this problem). The repetition was quite severe. The initial part where the Shadow Demon saves the world was the most enjoyable, but as the plot progressed and more characters appeared, reading became increasingly difficult. Currently, there's too much interaction between the three sisters and the female lead, almost no plot advancement. Also, the three sisters seem to be more powerful than the protagonist (this feeling is probably because the protagonist is often in a subordinate position...).

Did the author switch platforms?

Hey author, why don't you give me your home address? I'll take a bomb to your bathroom and stage a surprise toilet prank.

Is it possible for us to search for lv997?

I've written more than one book review already, so I'll just share my thoughts. Overall, the world-building in this novel is quite good, and I really hope the author can keep updating. This is my review at 3:17 PM, all in one go. There are very few illogical parts in the story, but the initial setup felt a bit drawn out. However, this setup significantly enhances the overall readability of the novel. The various foreshadowing elements—the evil god, the hero, the demon king disguised as a seemingly harmless little girl—show that there's still a lot to explore in this story. Having said that, of course, I have to express my hopes. I still hope the author can be prolific! A book review that doesn't urge for more updates isn't a good review...

Tomb sweeping

It's almost been three years since I stopped updating, I'll come back and check back.

The author has been out of contact for almost two years; I miss him.