Review Detail of Dunge in Demonic Overheal

Ever wonder if all of the batshît insane things happening on the story have ever makes sense to the context of the background of the story or not? In here, within the demonic land of Baha Continent, the world is upside down and the act of evil is basically the equivalent of doing good thing irl. Which result 99% of its population born with a chronic psychopathy and malevolently violent intent. Things can escalate very very quickly and de-escelated same as fast because the things that made a teenage girl screams on the street are considered an everyday occurance in this demonic continent. They won't approach a stranger without down-right evil ulterior motive, and they won't leave a stranger alone without having a downright evil ulterior motive. It's basically Australia's wildlife if they were anthropomorphized. Despite that, there is a lot of character building and development moment in the few chapters when I'm making this review. Lothair starting to pick up what's appropriate for his growth both mentally and personality wise can be found time to time and while he is a little bit lost and unmotivated in the early part of his life, he became a rather daring smug trolling gremlin later on and quite quickly chapter-wise. He will probably get out of the demonic continent and into a place where the moralities of demon doesn't apply. It seems like it's where the true character conflict will happen, along with the true start of the story. Because so far, albeit great in term of pacing, it still felt like the story is still in its prologue.