I'll Help You Become the Demon King

First, let me mention the original title of this book, yes, it's the one in the synopsis: "How Can I, a Eunuch, Conquer the Demon King?" Eunuch... When I saw those two words, I was completely dumbfounded! What the hell is this eunuch?! (ﾉ`⊿´)ﾉ, And then I clicked on it (￢_￢). I don't really understand writing style, but I think the character portrayals are quite profound: the capricious Demon King, the mischievous Lilith, the perverted Lily-con female knight, and the timid and indecisive Yaya—their personalities are very distinct. The protagonist is undoubtedly a loser and a pervert ㄟ(▔ ,▔)ㄏ. Initially, I read it out of curiosity...

This book is like a fairy tale—this doesn't mean the writing is bad or immature. Immature readers of fairy tales only develop unrealistic fantasies about the world, ultimately stumbling in reality. Therefore, it should offer some food for thought; you'll find it full of uplifting power. The protagonist, though constantly loathing the world and devoid of hope, still lives without harming others, even helping them (at least from what I've seen so far, the protagonist hasn't done anything against his conscience)—while claiming to hate the world, he doesn't commit crimes; while enslaving Uta, he also attends to her feelings. Deep down, the protagonist is actually...

I sneaked in a moment from my busy schedule today to read this author's book. My writing skills aren't great, so please bear with me. Let me start with the good points... Well, how should I put it? This book gave me a very peculiar feeling. A boy's treasure is hidden by the demon king, who then uses him as a tutor (this part sent chills down my spine). I haven't read much, about seven chapters, but it feels very smooth, without any strange or odd language. The thinking is lively and rigorous, and there's no repetition of the same words (except for the treasure), which can cause reader fatigue. Putting aside the...

Hello! 110? Yes, it's this author again, defying the rules and forcing a sexual innuendo. Should we arrest him? Ah, great! Why did I report him?! Anyway, this author's book is already finished, so I won't lose out.

I haven't read too much, just the first small part of the plot. I think the plot is a slow burn; after understanding the protagonist's general situation in the first few chapters, you can fully enjoy the protagonist's interesting (and somewhat perverse) life (I think it's great!). Since I haven't read much further, I won't comment too much on the plot itself. Okay, let's talk about other aspects, like understanding the characters. I think the author does a great job of developing the characters; each character has a unique personality, and the reader gradually remembers their traits without feeling overwhelmed by the characters...

Was the author's other book censored?

The series "Grave Sweeping" ended a long time ago, but the ending was still a bit unsatisfactory. Looking forward to a second season.

My new book, "I'll Dress Up to Get Revenge on My Twin Sister," has been released. Please keep an eye on it... Then, I'll find out if I've taken the wrong path and decide whether to continue writing.

I suddenly found it in my subscription history

I finished watching it, but the ending felt rushed. The part where Han flirted with the male protagonist, Galib, was so satisfying! I love watching cross-dressing male leads tease men.