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thanks for making one of the best DXD fanfictions out there. I really love the concept of the story that you have made. I can't wait to see what you have instore for the readers next

Reject humanity return to moNKe. Reject humanity return to moNKe. Reject humanity return to moNKe. Reject humanity return to moNKe. Reject humanity return to moNKe.

loving the concept of the story, the writing quality is good and the character design pulls you to read more.   A princess and dragon, interesting novel.keep up the good work dear author

This is one of the best webnovels I have ever read, and I have gone through a lot of webnovels 90% of the ones in this website and from many others. This story has one of the most practical and smart MC you have ever seen. Unlike most webnovel's there are no arrogant young master or any childlike logic in this story. The characters in the story is closer to that of people that we can relate to. This story is not a 'one man show' of one guy arrogantly dominates others and show off. The MC's cheat is his knowledge of science from modern world which he uses to his advantage in his own unique perspective, he is mature and knows his limits and capabilities. The other characters have their own development and their own contribution to the story line unlike most novels where characters other than the MC is completely useless. I strongly recommend this novel for those who would like to read webnovels with a bit of depth where the plotline is byzantine and enjoyable.

Since I started reading Chinese translated novels, it's the first time I've seen this setup. At first I thought "are you kidding me

She was not the Helen that he loved. She was not the Helen,  who was the reason he left his family! She kept on saying that she love him but, Marcos can't feel that same feeling he felt before when she told him she love him!

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"As you are aware, Hera, Queen of the Gods is not one to be underestimated. She is possessive of her husband Zeus, and who ever crosses her shall feel her wrath." He says, keeping his voice low. Whether it was out of courtesy for the Captain or reverence of Hera, I could not say. "One who felt her vengeance was Ino, who had dared raise the infant Dionysus. In retaliation, Hera drove Ino's loving husband King Athamas so mad, he sought to destroy Ino and their son, Melicertes. Knowing no other option of escape, Ino threw herself and her son into the seas. The other Gods had mercy on the pair's plight and rewarded them by turning them into the Deities called Leucothea and Palaemon."