I mean it started off strong, but then it became more and more underwhelming. We didn't even get to fully understand the "god's" motive, like why did he choose the sacred lady and gave the prophechy to the temple, did he truly condemn demons or was it fully the temple's scheme, if he did really punish the demons for wielding magic (that's what Beleth says), then why did he choose Beryl knowing she would free them? How and why was she brought back to past thrice? What would happen if the Heavensgate were to open instead of Hellsgate? Would god really descend, and what would happen to demons if so?
Also, we barely saw the imperial family, only for them to appear only at the end out of nowhere, claiming they also possessed magical powers but they couldn't have been demons (?). So then, what even a demon is? Someone who just drinks from the spring of desire? Beleth says demons were once humans who wielded magic and then faced the wrath of god, then why the imperial family was not punished back then by god? Where did that spring even came from, was it created by god or by former magicians? I feel like the story started off quite good, but then the author could not develop it properly and wrapped it with lots of plotholes.
Lastly, the relationship between FL and ML felt shallow to me. ML first claimed he felt strong attraction towards her because of her "negative emotions" that felt appetizing, but idk afterwards suddenly ML became very obsessed with her, wanting to be with her 7/24, but there wasn't a deep emotional connection built between the two, so that obsession felt forced. ML, who was supposed to be the lord of all demons, a strong ruler and a being, also suddenly became more and more passive, only following FL's orders like a puppy. Overall, the romance, the characters, and the story became more and more underwhelming, and I just wanted to finish it for the sake of seeing the end of it
I mean it started off strong, but then it became more and more underwhelming. We didn't even get to fully understand the "god's" motive, like why did he choose the sacred lady and gave the prophechy to the temple, did he truly condemn demons or was it fully the temple's scheme, if he did really punish the demons for wielding magic (that's what Beleth says), then why did he choose Beryl knowing she would free them? How and why was she brought back to past thrice? What would happen if the Heavensgate were to open instead of Hellsgate? Would god really descend, and what would happen to demons if so?
Also, we barely saw the imperial family, only for them to appear only at the end out of nowhere, claiming they also possessed magical powers but they couldn't have been demons (?). So then, what even a demon is? Someone who just drinks from the spring of desire? Beleth says demons were once humans who wielded magic and then faced the wrath of god, then why the imperial family was not punished back then by god? Where did that spring even came from, was it created by god or by former magicians? I feel like the story started off quite good, but then the author could not develop it properly and wrapped it with lots of plotholes.
Lastly, the relationship between FL and ML felt shallow to me. ML first claimed he felt strong attraction towards her because of her "negative emotions" that felt appetizing, but idk afterwards suddenly ML became very obsessed with her, wanting to be with her 7/24, but there wasn't a deep emotional connection built between the two, so that obsession felt forced. ML, who was supposed to be the lord of all demons, a strong ruler and a being, also suddenly became more and more passive, only following FL's orders like a puppy. Overall, the romance, the characters, and the story became more and more underwhelming, and I just wanted to finish it for the sake of seeing the end of it