A Demon’s Life
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4.4 (8 ratings)
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Synopsis
Beggar is just a small beggar boy, who doesn't know anything in life but hunger and hardship. Yet, one Christmas day, as he begged near the church, an elf gave him a sandwich. Beggar did his best to find a job at the docks, now that his belly was full. That led him to beginner bounty hunting. One of the jobs led him back to the elf, and the young demon's life changed for the better. Follow him along, as he becomes a one of a kind runesmith, and follows his dreams.
The series consists of two books:
A Demon's Childhood- 50 chapters
A Demon's Academy Days- 33 chapters
Complete.
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ActionAdventureBoys LoveFantasyRomanceSupernatural- ADAD Chapter 33: Seeing things on the bright sideNov 24, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 32: At the end of the free timeNov 23, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 31: Testing the runeNov 22, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 30: First testsNov 21, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 29: Reaching outNov 20, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 28: Working on oneselfNov 19, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 27: Bringing in the bountyNov 18, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 26: BloodNov 17, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 25: Rescue missionNov 16, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 24: Making progressNov 15, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 23: NebulaNov 14, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 22: Bounty jobs, here they come!Nov 13, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 21: At the end of the assignmentNov 12, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 20: Conjuring practiceNov 11, 2022
- ADAD Chapter 19: Wavering glancesNov 10, 2022
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Very good story, with decent world-building and plot, and with a very cute main character as well as good romance plot and subplot.
The second book however feels rushed and a bit bland (trying to squeeze 200 years in 33 chapters is ill-advised).
If I had to rate them separately, the first book would be 4 to 4.5 and the second one 3 to 3.5.
Also the characters are supposed to be 6 but just think of them as 10 and it'll flow more naturally (there are times when I forgot their age and was shocked again by it because of the gap).
I still advise to read it, it deserves more readers than what it has.
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