I'm a Mighty Demon Sword. Am I Really Going to Marry a Foolish Phoenix?

Ah, such a good book, how could it be like this? First of all, this book is quite good in terms of character development and other aspects. The bond between the protagonist and the Demon Sword is a particularly well-developed focus. There are also some foreshadowing elements in the text; the One Ring constantly complains about his previous foolish experiences, which should be a setup for his later re-acquaintance with the female protagonist. Secondly, the fantasy world depicted in the text is based on my own understanding.

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The author of the idiotic loli who wrote the wrong synopsis trap

I checked today after two months of waiting and found that my previous book was finished, and even a new book has been released.

You've already written a new book?

The protagonist's strength is a bit ridiculous.

So far, the villagers eating the female lead's flesh and blood is unsettling. And there are quite a few suspicious points; the sword spirit's betrayal leaves many plot holes.

The previous book demonstrated the author's solid writing skills. The biggest issue was that some plot introductions felt abrupt, requiring forced explanations later on. Ultimately, this stems from the author's prolific output; the update speed is truly impressive. The author seems to have rushed through this book. Perhaps slowing down the pace, focusing on a more complete and coherent plot, and incorporating more hints would have been beneficial. I will continue reading and look forward to the author's continued growth.

Author, please update soon!

Unfortunately, luckily I enjoy collecting books, so I didn't read them.