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Sand Sculpture Demon King, Online Farming
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Rating(4.1 / 5.0, 109 votes)
| 5 | 57% (62 votes) |
| 4 | 14% (15 votes) |
| 3 | 17% (19 votes) |
| 2 | 6% (6 votes) |
| 1 | 6% (7 votes) |
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270 chapters (Completed)
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Weekly Rank: #2456Monthly Rank: #3881
All Time Rank: #2492
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On 2740 Reading Lists
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.He transmigrated as the most miserable Demon King in history. Before Hill had the time to feel depressed, he heard the news that the Demon King’s Palace was surrounded by Paladins. Then he was forced to sign an unfair treaty, disempowering and humiliating the demons. Afterwards, Hill took on the responsibility of reviving the demon world.
No soldiers? It doesn’t matter, we invade them with our culture.
No weapons? It doesn’t matter, we corrupt them with delicacies.
The instigator, the Demon King Hill who was a transmigrator, smiled and counted his money in the luxurious Demon King’s palace, and his subordinates carefully asked: Your Majesty, Demon King, are we still attacking the human world?
Hill waved his hand and posted the latest news on the Demon Forum:
“Breaking News! For the first time, the demon world is open to the human world for tourism! Movies, novels, animations, food, up-and-coming amus**ent parks… Do you want all of this? Go ahead, we’ve put it all out there, the Demon World welcomes you all!”
——The world is in my hands.
I painted the cover myself! Isn’t it super pretty?
Associated Names
One entry per lineSS Demon King
沙币魔王，在线种田
沙雕魔王，在线种田
沙币魔王，在线种田
沙雕魔王，在线种田
Related Series
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Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty’s Imperial Examination (2)
Cultural Invasion In Different World (2)
Beloved Husband (1)
Sacrifice to the Devil (1)
Recommendation Lists
- Medieval / historical magic/non-magic (bl)
- Travel between worlds
- 250+ chapters BL
- BL romantic enemies
- Too long but I need to the second
Latest Release
| Date | Group | Release |
|---|---|---|
| 09/14/22 | A Wandering Potato | c270 part2 |
| 09/14/22 | A Wandering Potato | c270 part1 |
| 09/13/22 | A Wandering Potato | c269 |
| 09/12/22 | A Wandering Potato | c268 |
| 09/11/22 | A Wandering Potato | c267 |
| 09/09/22 | A Wandering Potato | c266 |
| 09/08/22 | A Wandering Potato | c265 |
| 09/07/22 | A Wandering Potato | c264 |
| 09/06/22 | A Wandering Potato | c263 |
| 09/05/22 | A Wandering Potato | c262 |
| 09/03/22 | A Wandering Potato | c261 |
| 09/02/22 | A Wandering Potato | c260 part2 |
| 09/01/22 | A Wandering Potato | c260 part1 |
| 08/31/22 | A Wandering Potato | c259 part2 |
| 08/30/22 | A Wandering Potato | c259 part1 |
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- First of all, as many others mentioned, the romance is very very slow. Its definitely not the focus of the author, as it is not uncommon for the ML to not be present in 5 chapters, then appears in a chapter to be flirted with for two paragraphs before disappearing again for 5 chapters. If you want a romance novel, the romance is not the focus, so this might not be for you. Personally, I preferred this, because it allowed ample time for the story to focus on other relationships and characters. Also, with a slower romance, it feels more like there is a world outside the two of them.
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- Second of all, as many others mentioned (again), the story does get repetitive. It follows introduction of something, making that something, presenting that something, humans loving that something. Sometimes multiple of these will overlap with eachother in the story, but most of the "arcs" follow this line. And so far, there hasn't been very much 'conflict' to change this outline.
- Thirdly, the author has some.... interesting views on certain topics. And they make sure to make them known. It's been a while since I've seen an author be so overt in their opinions, whether political or social. If you are known to be bothered by opinions contrary to your own, you might be ready to skip certain sections.
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Now I'll talk about the things I enjoyed:They don't even kiss until like chapter 120 I think
The biggest one is that there is a section where the author basically self-inserts on the MC and talks about how Ariel should have always been white cause its part of her character. Spoiler alert: Her skin color is not part of her character. Beauty is not defined by skin color, and Ariel can be black as much as she can be white. Just because Disney made her a white girl does not mean that she needs to be a white girl for the rest of eternity, especially when she lives at the bottom of the sea, and therefore doesn't live in an area with a typical homogeneous population to derive your main characters skin color from. China is currently going though a thing where beauty is defined by "whiteness" (which you can notice in lots of BL novels) and its really disgusting. I considered dropping the novel here, but I kept going
- The main character. He is such an entertaining main character to me. He is very powerful (in a gary stu way), but its something he knows and the author knows. His personality is just, extremely appealing to me. I don't really know how to describe him, but I really enjoy the way he is written.
- The writing style. The other major thing that really makes this novel a 5 star to me is the writing style (so thank you translator for doing such a well job). It is clear that the author is not trying to be too serious when writing this novel, they aren't trying to make any literary masterpieces or make any changes to the world. They are writing the novel how they want, and it really comes through to me. The author is just having fun while writing the novel, and that made me have tons of fun reading it. If you are reading this novel for some serious plot lines or some enemies who provide a challenge, then you are in the wrong spot. This is a fun, lighthearted novel that is not serious, and the author knows it and plays into it well.
- The male lead. Although he isn't expanded on much in the novel so far, he is one of the better male leads from novels I've read. He's got his flaws and his strong points. Most of all, he isn't some generic BL personality top that is seen in most other novels, which is something that I really appreciate
- The side characters. Because so little of the novel (so far) has been the interactions between the MC and ML, it has resulted in certain side characters being extremely well developed. One big thing that has resulted from this is developed female characters!!! Yes! A BL novel with female characters who are developed as well as the male characters. Even though this novel is like other BL novels in that there is a disparity in number of men vs number of women, the relevant female characters being developed so well was very appealing. Olivia is, so far, probably the most dynamic character in the novel, which I find fun. As a male feminist, I consider this a win! As for the other gendered side characters, some of them are well developed and interesting, others are pretty bland, but usually the bland ones stop appearing after their role is done so its fine.
- The culture. The majority of this novel is bringing earths culture to another world. I've seen this 20 times in other novels, I expected it to be the same this time. The thing that really shocked me though was that, in this novel, the MC really brought the "earths" culture. Normally its just Japan or China (depending on where the novel is from), but this novel has USA, Japan, China, Russia, even some Native American. I really enjoyed how broad the author was pulling their "culture" from. It made it feel more about the pieces themselves, instead of the country they were being gathered from.
- The humor. The MC's humor was top tier in my opinion, but also was the authors and other characters. It all mixed together very well. There were some hiccups, but overall it was great. I mean, where else will I get a novel where the author dedicates a whole chapter to ranting about how demonic the "laughing policeman" is. Its from the 1920's for goodness sake.
In the end, I gave the novel a 5 star because its been a while since I've been so entertained by a novel. As for if I recommend it to other people, I think that if you are looking for something not too serious, where romance is the sub plot instead of the main plot, then yes its a good choice, and you can at least check it out.To try to describe it better, the main character will frequently interrupt normal, serious topics with "flirtatious banter" or comments that solely exist because his mind is in the gutter. Normally, this tonal shift would really bother me, however the author plays into it really well by using it to consistently keep the mood of the novel slightly higher than these heavy topics usually require. They do this in other ways, the biggest of which is by having the other characters react in disgust/shock to the MC whenever this happens, which really shows the fact that "oh, this tonal shift is happening because the MC is a weirdo, and everyone else recognizes it too."
- MC with dirty mind
- Interesting plot
But I think because of writing style of author the whole thing became a mess and made some readers numb to the story. Like at one point author is explaining the mc's life then suddenly jumps into movie/anime story then suddenly jumps into some strangers life. And when you are reading with interest, it'll just irritate you more. The issue is none of these continues after left all of a sudden. This one really had a good scope but because of writing... more>>The only things that kept me going were the interactions with the demons and a few other important side characters. Some of food recipes and the confrontation between the main antagonist.
I have to also point out the ONLY reason why there’s a slow romance was that the ML was barely there; bcz every time he was online, you can lift weights with the amount of tension they had (which was hot most of the time ngl) I sincerely hope that the final “battle” won’t end in an anticlimactic way. If it did, it has to make sense.