I Used to Be a Demon King

Commentator: Guozi Title: A Girl Can Carry Half... A Piece of Sky Summary: Good in all aspects, but there are too few female characters compared to male characters, and their screen time is also limited. Emotional elements are lacking. Suitable for: Authors who feel their writing lacks emotional elements. Reading time: Approximately 2000 words, about 3 minutes. A very good story. The language is fluent and smooth, the plot has basic ups and downs, and it contains a high content of popular elements, all of which are well-developed. There is psychological compensation, humor, and fan service (laughs). It's worth mentioning that the psychological compensation aspect is particularly outstanding, making it quite "enjoyable" to read, and...

Honestly, we all know that "Dao You" is doing much better than "Demon King," with 13,000 favorites and 960 monthly votes. In contrast, "Demon King" hasn't even broken the 10,000 favorites mark yet, let alone monthly votes. It even has fewer comments than "Demon King," despite being released first. But there are still people reading "Demon King," and we're all waiting for it! It can't just fade away like this!

Reviewer 1: The work has a good premise, a concise and fluent writing style that fits the site's style, and the plot uses exciting events to drive the story forward. While the pacing is a bit slow, it's generally acceptable. Although it has some entertainment value, the plot has flaws, the structure needs to be tighter, and the protagonist should be given opportunities to shine after the initial setup to make the currently lacking charisma more relatable. Reviewer 2: The writing is good, the narrative ability is decent, and the premise is a typical commercial formula of a demon king who has lost his powers and wandered the human world. The opening shows...

Hello everyone, this is 99%. I don't usually write book reviews, but to celebrate the book's release and to cheer on Pi Yi, I'm presenting my humble work. As for why it's nine points, that's my humble opinion. I believe that the moon wanes after it's full, and leaving some room for interpretation makes things more appealing. Without further ado, let's get to the point. "Forcing Girls to Have Sex Was Not This Demon King's Intention" (I feel the title is a bit long, haha~) is a very outstanding book in terms of background and character design. Furthermore, the protagonist's dual identity as a demon king and a holy son is quite meaningful. The storyline flows very smoothly, and the plot is quite engaging. Reading this...

I know it must have been very difficult for the author to write this book. We saw your chapter where you shared your thoughts, but since there haven't been any reviews for "The Demon King" yet, I thought I'd write one. Just to clarify, my writing isn't very good, and this isn't really a review, but rather an encouragement to the author. Maybe readers just haven't seen your reply yet. Anyway, keep it up! I support you, author! (Lots of rambling, just here to cheer you on (*Ü*)ﾉ☀)

I think it's already been abandoned; the author is busy updating two other books, after all, they need to make a living.

Even though the name has changed, are those big words on the cover trying to make me blind?

Looking back at the launch message, I can still vaguely feel that heart full of excitement and sincerity. Now that you've grown up and are about to graduate, has it changed?

Tomb sweeping

I'm a new reader of this book. Although I haven't read this older one, that doesn't stop me from paying my respects to this author.