always a cliffhanger at the end of every chapter, it keeps me wanting for more, hope you can update two or three chapters daily because one is not enough
Wow I like this book
Please update:)
Nice book...
1.5/5. Posting as 5 b/c app suppresses low reviews. The general idea of the story was interesting but writing was lacking and clunky. The ending was rushed, too. The book was full of grammatical and spelling errors that were distracting and made the story less enjoyable to read. Needs severe editing
It seems as though this book doesn't have an ending. It's a great story,and I wanted to see it fully finished.
I love this book. Can't wait for the next chapter
Bravo !!! Finally she fight back ! I was so excited reading the last page !! Yes ! Hope Nikolai will stand behind her though ! She finally build up self confidence
Wow I thoroughly enjoyed this book..Great stuff......... Can't wait to start with Konstantin's story ......
Honesty aside, this novel isn't exceptional; if you're seeking a quality read, I wouldn't recommend it. However, I have to admit it did elicit some laughter – it's an isekai story with an overpowered main character, a harem, and a fair share of cringe moments, all exaggerated for comedic effect. If you're looking for a more grounded isekai experience, this isn't the book for you. You'd read it纯粹 for the laughs, but otherwise, there are better options out there.
In the recent chapters he even thinks of accepting disciples. I don't know if he will actually do that or not. But I think accepting a gf / dao partner is way better than accepting disciples considering the latter would delay his cultivation more. Actually I don't understand how accepting a gf would hamper his cultivation. It's not like he doesn't have the financial power to start a family. And he can have a gf even if he doesn't want to have a child so early. No matter what I think it's just the author doesn't know how to balance the romance in a adventurous novel. So he is reluctant to introduce romance.
'I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey' is the epitome of misunderstandings