I'm Supposed to Be a Former Hero, So Why Is the Demon Lord Pursuing Me?

The release of a work is a watershed moment. For both authors and readers, witnessing a work's release is a frequent occurrence. Seeing a favorite work released brings joy; seeing an unpopular one feels foolish and unbearable. This is the result of comparing reality with one's expectations—perfectly normal and overly simplistic. Similarly, different people will like or dislike a work, again resulting from comparing its content with their own expectations—the so-called "it's impossible to please everyone." Let me briefly share my personal opinion, which is also my take on this book...

What Renmeng_zhi said is quite right. You still haven't gotten rid of the problem of the introduction being fraudulent. In a sense, the tags are also a form of fraud. Although there is indeed a saying about accumulating knowledge and releasing it slowly, and about suppressing it before rising, both the suppression and the rise are bland. What people really like is the ups and downs, not the blandness of starting strong or ending weak.

Well, the male lead... His personality isn't very likable, especially from the reader's perspective, since we're all drawn to the character. He can be quirky, but the author didn't quite manage the degree. He also has low emotional intelligence, and to put it another way, he's a bit of a jerk. He avoids the issue of female affections, even though he's not exactly unintelligent—you can see that. Furthermore, his initial beliefs are inexplicable; why protect the world? Occasionally, flashbacks could have been included, showing him making a promise to someone.

All I can say is that after watching for so long, I haven't seen the Demon King pursue me in the main storyline, nor have I seen him become invincible. I'm constantly restricted and frustrated.

This writing style makes me very curious about how the male lead can forget about Maya and marry the Demon King, since his obsession is exceptionally deep.

What's the group number?

I want to see Quell get exposed.

The male protagonist is like a child

When to marry Queville

The atmosphere gradually became more cheerful.