Descent of the Demon God

In this sequel, an overpowered protagonist time-travels 1000 years into the future to 2069. He aims to return to the past, working to reform his cult, the government, opposing organizations, and secret organizations to achieve this goal. The MC never has a hard time dealing with enemies; he doesn't deliberately hide his power, nor does he flaunt it. Although the fights can get a little repetitive, the mysteries behind the secret forces of the world kept me engaged. Some of the side characters were developed decently. The ending wasn't rushed and was even expanded with side stories. I would have loved for them to have delved into greater detail regarding his and his father's reconciliation, though.

Brilliant stuff right here. Clutch moments moments with Mc is really satisfying. I found it especially appealing since I specifically looked for the Op mc trope.

This is one of the novels I enjoyed reading. Reading Nano Machine and DOTDG in continuation. The ending could have been more interesting if the complex relationships between Chun Yeowun and other characters from different time axis especially GOAT Chun Ma and his lovers could be shown. Overall a great book I give it 4. 7/5. I recommend you to read this if you've already read NM it won't disappoint you.

Nice book, it must be said that the story is carried forward only with the ruthless, arrogant and not inclined to the rules protagonist. Talking about the enemies and other characters, they had a short summary, then all the action moments that Chun Yeowun did, they didn't have much space. But very fantasy, you can find everything, from the beginning with time travel to monsters coming out of portals and more. I like that it ended well, maybe even worth rereading in a few years, I recommend it.

Hmmm well it is the sequel of the novel nano Machine and it starts just from the ending of the first sequel it is somewhat boring at first but it gets interesting and the plot improves after around 130 chapters but any way it's a good read. .

It is a great sequel to Nano machine, and it gave me a nice epilogue to the story. I'm sad that it is all over already though. Can't wait to come back in a year or two and read this entire series again.

overall it's pretty good journey, if you really like an OP character that never lose this is good one. BUT one thing that I don't like in here, it's that Character here can't acknowledge another character power (especially MC). I have enough of it's and glad it all comes to an end

I really enjoyed it overall, but the first 40 or so chapters felt lacking. Also if you decide you want to skip the more sci-fi aspect you can just read the epilogue, however I’d advice reading the whole thing as you receive more information about the first Chun Ma

I must say, as a secondary book I didn’t know what to expect but I really enjoyed it nonetheless! It was interesting seeing someone have to partially adapt to a pseudo modern day setting

I was looking forward to book 2 after reading the first one, and I have got to say it didn't disappoint. All new characters introduced were quite good, I loved the fact that it also talked more about the origins of the first Chun Ma (my favorite character). All in all, the author did a good job on this one.