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The demon kings journey
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Damn good. It's getting interesting.
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Mc is kinda dumb
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I enjoy reading cliche eastern fantasy novels, but this one was horrible. There is barely any explanation about the world background, and the story progresses way too quick.Something that would be maybe 200 chapters in King of Gods, was already done in 20 chapters here. The main character just nonchalantly becomes an alchemist (which is supposedly super rare), refines a bunch of rare pills, and sells them for millions of gold in a matter of 2 chapters. And everyone acts as if that is normal.
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This story is kind of funny sometimes... Only sometimes... Characters suffer from brain retardness of maximum level. It's not complete shit like Lin fan novels. Considering release rate, it's better to read manga.3 stars for both trans/stability of updates. 2 stars for story. It had great potential but... author couldn only create simple parody of wuxia. Characters? Please, no. Some of them are 1 dimensional... Even MC seems to be static. World background? Entire star for zero creativity.
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The villainess is very interesting as her history began to unfold. At Chapter 44 now.
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Aa***...aa***w...a***w...finally came ..finally came ????( jumping up and down)..from the first time i read the description i fall in love...i love strong MC and this kind of romance n revenge story. Thank you so much for adding this story here...good luck, wish u all d best and GBU ?????
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"I think the door will explode like an atomic bomb when the time runs out," Jeric tells Joshua. "Didn't you consider that as a possibility?"
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"D-did he really mock the gods?" Alex then rolled up his sleeve and touched his brand while proclaiming,
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Ding... Killing a Rank 8 Three-eyed Poison Snake host receive - 25,000 system points.
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Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming

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