Usually, I don't review novels, but this one is an exception. This novel is a breath of fresh air from all the cultivation and fantasy (although this may contain fantasy) novels, mainly how this novel is more focused on side characters than the characters themselves. This novel tells of different stories going along a "deal with the devil" plot. The main character is the supposed devil, giving wishes in return for something the customer has. The best thing I like about this novel is the stories, which are around 40-50 chapters per story, I estimate. Most of the time, you can never predict the ending because of the plot twists, which is what I like most about this novel. Always leaving the reader thinking of what's happening and how it happened. Personally, I think this novel is better than Lord of the Mysteries, but since I'm only on chapter 312 right now, and there are more than 3000 chapters, and only 1000 chapters have been translated currently, I can't say for sure if the plot can still be consistently good. Overall though I'd give this novel a 5/5 for being such an enjoyable read.

I can't say much since I dropped it around chapter 50, but before chapter 40, the novel is fantastic! You get a decent amount of action and information, so everything knits together great. The only reason I made it to chapter 50 is that after chapter 40, it seems like the translation went from being translated by a human into edited mtl. There's a lot of text I don't understand, and the book doesn't give context into it, as well as mixed up pronouns such as calling a female he and a male she, making it so you have to use your brain each time you see this. There are also missing quotation marks when a character talks, so you don't know they're talking until you're halfway through their speech. If this novel gets translated after chapter 50, I will start reading it again.