It is much more interesting than any sword. The initial setting is excellent. It is not the hero who upgrades, but the birth of the devil. The setting of the different continents has both a sense of online games and a sense of time travel. As for what happened, we will only know at the end.
The female body is generally set up, and there is no special aesthetic feeling. After the fifth episode, the plot feels a little weak. If the big devil is going to be a little mercenary, isn't that using an elephant to step on an ant? Isn't it like a hundred million people picking up a piece? money? It's hard to see a BOSS that can be watched, but facing the protagonist group, it's still scum. In the end, there was an incident that brought great trouble to the protagonist. His guardian went crazy and attacked indiscriminately. The protagonist personally killed and resurrected.
The first season is not over, the second season may be more exciting.
In general, the plot is a bit infinite, there is no strong boss, and there is no particularly clear purpose, just like a novel, just think about writing it and writing it, and make it up indefinitely. So the initial sense of surprise for me has dropped a lot by the end of the season.
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