I'm Really Not The Demon God's Lackey - Reviews

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I think it was a good novel. It was funny and interesting that people imaginations can be this much excessive and can make this confusion. furthermore, i think end of this novel could be better. The author was in a hurry to finished this. At last, I recommend it and give it 4/5

I just realised

This novel is just a reversed version of cultivation tropes
Where everyone beside MC are dumb arrogant brainless idiots who jump on any opportunity without thinking twice

Here Everyone is just too smart for their own good and apply regular mental gymnastics to judge each f*ck*ng situation way cautiously and doubt their existence at every point...

The characters like the tarot club members from LoTM especially the hanged man, justice and hermit are also like this except that Klein actually planned the misunderstandings.

Klein also kind of gets lucky with how quick they are to assume positive stuff about him. One of the characters hears him mention some fallen god and immediately assumes Klein must be a god as well because Klein “spoke casually”

It's not really that simple, all of this is built on the very first basic premise that Klein was able to whisk everyone away from wherever they were and gather them above the fog. This was the most unshakeable foundation upon which Klein built a lot of b*llsh*t which makes it possible for others in the LotM world to believe him more easily. His first move itself was out of their scope of imagination so the follow up is understandable.

In the whole LotM world that was shown in book 1, THO was the only other organisation which was able to have a gathering as supernatural as Tarot Club so it makes sense that the other members were easily accepting of Klein's words.

Saying that the TC members easily accepted anything Klein said just like that is doing disservice to characters like Hanged Man, Magician, Hermit and Star. While some members are truly gullible towards Klein (Justice, Sun), there were also others who were actually careful about such matters.

Yeah, Here It is same sh*t but but on a different realm

Can somebody tell me without spoiling around what chapter does he himself realize everybody can use actual powers and magic?