The Demon King Took Off His Little Horns

300 years after becoming a Demon King, the war angel Ansel faced a serious problem during a certain expedition. ——His halo grew out once again. Ansel picked an auspicious place that was definitely and absolutely unmanned, and while cursing, he simply and skillfully broke off the newly emerged angelic aperture. This thing was growing out faster and faster! When will his undercover mission end already?! The demon realm was divided and ruled by three kings. Demon King Saros was forced to go on an expedition with his sworn enemy, Ansel. One day, he noticed Ansel sneaking away from everyone. Saros decisively followed him, and was shocked to find that his sworn enemy, another demon king of the demon realm, took off a horn headband and fake bat wings. As Ansel cursed up and down, Saros watched as he skillfully removed a cute halo from his head. This irritable, easily angered guy who loves fighting; the type that was cute when he shuts up but could make even demons angered to the point of ascending to heaven the moment he opens his mouth… …was actually an angel???

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Demon King Took Off His Little Horns* This novel was quite a ride! It's a blend of comedy, fantasy, and romance that kept me thoroughly entertained. The premise alone – an angel masquerading as a demon king – is intriguing, and the execution lives up to the potential. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the sheer absurdity of the concept. An angel embracing the demon world? It’s a fun twist on the usual fantasy tropes. I was immediately curious to see how the author would pull it off. The early chapters introduce a world brimming with quirky characters and a lighthearted tone that's instantly appealing. ### What Works Well The characters are definitely a highlight. Ansel, the MC, is a complex character with a hidden identity and a tragic past. I found myself rooting for him as he navigated the demon realm and built a found family. Saros, the ML, is equally charming, with a delightful gap moe and some hilarious internal monologues as he grapples with Ansel's true nature. The side characters are also well-developed and add depth to the world. I particularly enjoyed the world-building. The author has created a rich and detailed setting with its own unique mythology and power dynamics. The plot is engaging, with a good balance of humor, action, and emotional moments. The romance is a slow burn, but the pining and subtle interactions between Ansel and Saros are incredibly satisfying. ### Areas of Concern While I found the ending satisfying, I can see how some readers might be put off by Ansel's seemingly cold attitude towards angels later in the story. While I understand the reasons behind his choices, it does introduce a level of complexity that might not appeal to everyone. It's a case of "internal racism" that, while perhaps intended to be humorous, might strike some as hypocritical given the character's established kindness. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers may be sensitive to the following plot points: Ansel's past trauma, his eventual decision to stay in the demon realm, and the revelation of his angel identity to Saros. ### Final Verdict Overall, I highly recommend *The Demon King Took Off His Little Horns*. It's a well-written and engaging novel with lovable characters, a creative plot, and a unique world. While there are a few minor flaws, the strengths of the story far outweigh the weaknesses. If you're looking for a fun and heartwarming read with a touch of angst, this is definitely worth checking out.