The Hero Was Summoned by the Demon King Using Summoning Magic

I'm not very good at writing book reviews, so please forgive me if it's not well-written. Anyway, enough with the small talk. After reading the first few chapters, I thought: "Wow, this beginning is really good!" Unlike those clichéd stories where characters are transported to another world for no apparent reason, in similar works I've read, characters either commit suicide out of despair/disappointment with reality and then are transported, or they save someone and get hit by a car and are transported, or even just fall asleep and are transported. If that were the case, the other world would have been overrun by Earthlings long ago! It would be an invasion war instead of a hero fighting a demon king! But in this work, it feels much more reasonable because the world can give the hero...

I've read almost a quarter of it. The biggest problem we've identified now isn't messy sentences, bad perspectives, or numerous typos. ""

Read Volume 2 interspersed with the side stories. First, read Volume 2, chapters 1-9; then side stories 1-3; then Volume 2, chapters 10-25; then side story 4; finally, Volume 2, chapter 26, which is easy to read directly. It's so confusing! (ノ=Д=)ノ

Wait a minute, heroes are everywhere, what good would it do for the Demon King to capture two of them...?

Strangely enough, after reading many of the author's works, I've also become a bit of a lighthearted person. I didn't find the "Extraterrestrial Demon" book particularly bad; maybe it's because I've read too many gender-swap/yellow-themed stories?

The network was interrupted.

Long Lei died, having endured great suffering. During this time, he was suspected of rising from the dead, shouting that he was not dead. The people were terrified and bound him with chains, then burned him. The fire burned for three days without ceasing, the sound of his bones crackling echoing. His relatives and friends struggled to hold back their tears, some even laughing uncontrollably. After the fire, they took his bones back to his hometown in a cart. A strong wind made the road difficult, and the cart overturned by the roadside, scattering the bones everywhere. Just as they were about to collect them, a sudden downpour occurred. The relatives rejoiced, singing in the wind. After the burial, they danced before the grave. Several years later, the tomb was empty. Insects and rats proliferated, disturbing the coffin, which was then destroyed. From then on, the remains of that person remained.

After looking at the first two images, I felt they were a bit messy and couldn't continue looking.

It's well-written. Unfortunately, it's still just a fart.

Let's get this done!