The Devil Never Cries

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In 3069, Earth faces annihilation from demonic invaders. Through grafting technology, humans turn the tide at the Battle of the Dawn by using demonic powers against their invaders. Amid this chaos, Aang, the Mightiest Warrior, falls, but his demise isn't the end. Instead, he mysteriously travels 60 years into the future, harboring the ultimate demon power within him—a double-edged sword. To overcome past regrets and uncover the truth, he must continuously "evolve" to control the demon within.

Original Webtoon:
KuaiKan Manhua

Official Translations:
English (Tapas, Webcomics, Tappytoon, Webnovel), Japanese, French

Type

Manhua

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Associated Names

Demon Evolution

Demonic Evolution

Le diable ne pleure jamais

Me, Evolution, and the Demons

No me volveré un demonio

Wo, Jinhua, Emo

Wǒ, Jìnhuà, Èmó

我，进化，恶魔

最弱戦士からのRe:start

내 안에 최종보스가 들어왔다

안에 최종보스가 들어왔다

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Latest Release(s)

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c.95 by StoneScape 8 months ago

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Status in Country of Origin

116 Chapters (Ongoing)

Completely Scanlated?

Anime Start/End Chapter

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User Rating

Average: 6.6 / 10.0 (83 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.51 / 10.0

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Last Updated

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Genre

Action Adventure Fantasy Shounen
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Recommendations

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Author(s)

黑鸟社

Artist(s)

黑鸟社

Year

2023

Original Publisher

KuaiKan

Serialized In (magazine)

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Licensed (in English)

Yes

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Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #429

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Monthly Pos #701

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3 Month Pos #952

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6 Month Pos #1357

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Year Pos #606

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On 153 wish lists

On 7 completed lists

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Peanut Butter and Jelly made wrong

by Utsukushii Yume
3 days ago

Rating: 5.5 / 10.0

The story is written like a poorly made peanut butter and jelly sandwich, it is still eatable, but boy is it messy.

The two biggest issues strangling the potential here are pacing and power scaling. ** Pacing:** We never actually get to see the hard work anyone puts in or feel how bonds are built. Characters just show up stronger out of nowhere, receive last-minute power-ups mid-battle, or express sadness we’re simply told about. The pacing never gives readers enough time to connect with the cast or care about their struggles.

Power Scaling: The power system feels like a game of “whatever the author needs at the moment.” Rules are created just to be broken by the main character, which could be fine if it were done cleverly, but the execution is all over the place.

It’s never clear whether someone’s strength comes from their core level or their skill. Early chapters hammer in the idea that higher cores and fins mean faster, stronger fighters. It’s told and shown repeatedly, with the ML being the exception to this rule.

Fast-forward to around chapter 50, and suddenly a one-core girl can pierce through a four-fin warrior who controls multiple elements, and even throws her weapon so fast the higher-ranked fighter can’t react or defend. That wouldn’t be a problem if the author hadn’t spent so much time emphasizing a power system they then ignore whenever it’s convenient.

Overall its got some nice ideas going for it, and an interesting plot buried under poor execution. If you can overlook the messiness of it all it isn't a bad read.

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It was a good series

by skish15
9 months ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

I absolutely loved this series and it was amazing, great story, great art, and great characters, unfortunately the author decided to push the series to BL, ngl that kinda ruined my appetite and I dropped it

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Right ingredients but used weirdly

by Guymaioh
2 years ago

Rating: 5.0 / 10.0

Sooooo I have an issue with this manhua because some parts I enjoy and others… meh.

The premise is actually not bad at all - I like that the transmigration is to a future not too near but not to far but enough for there to be consequential changes and technological updates.

The other thing I like is the nature of powers and why the protagonist has a lot of potential for OPness.

One of the first things that I feel goes against the manhua is that it doesn’t really give you anything to hold onto until chapter 16, which for me is a no go for any webtoon - within 10 chapters we should be fully into it and understand the basic gears.

The other thing that’s frustrating is that nothing is really explained, it’s fast moving but not in a logical way nor why it’s going in a certain direction and although there seem to be a multitude of ways for the MC to improve it’s lost on pages of general “gna put down some a**holes who direspected me “.

Also one thing that might annoy many readers is the temperament and personality of MC who thinks everything is due because he used to be best hero of all time.

It’s not the worst but lacks in many areas - to read at your own discretion.

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Meh writing

by aeovyn
2 years ago

Rating: 1.0 / 10.0

I don't like the writing, mc still has a huge ego from being the strongest of humanity, for some reason lacks maturity that one would expect from a battle-hardened warrior like the mc is.
The martial artist girl with childish, self-centered, arrogant and tsundere personality is pretty unlikeable as well.
Explanations' writing is meh/dumped/bland.
Occasional annoying flowery, heroic, lip service-esque comments/expressions (while not explicit), but to me it creates/gives off this weird heroic nationalism-esque vibe which I've noticed from some other chinese fiction works as well.
Lack of background information/introductory information even for a "jump into the story"-start, would've liked a little more at least at the beginning, though not that big of a deal.
Good art, lots of fan service, if you're into that, but not my cup of tea.

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Run-of-the-mill

by Bolt M.
3 years ago

Rating: 5.0 / 10.0

You know the drill by now. Demons/monsters invaded Earth and humanity fights back with awakened powers or new advanced technology using materials gained from the aforementioned demons/monsters and our main protagonist dies and gets transmigrated but this time into the future instead of the past.

Our main protagonist acts like he is superior to everybody and owed something since he was the former strongest in the past but now has piss poor physical stats which is mainly played for comical relief as he fails every physical assignment and is picked on for being weak but we all know he secretly OP that'll suprise everybody proving them wrong.

Disregarding all the generic stuff my biggest criticism so far is that there was really no build up or background as to who the main character was personally and currently is other then his defining personality trait being that his past self was considered the strongest and his now current self (with even the same name) being the weakest and getting plucked up and thrown into an academy/training setting. It felt mostly disconnected so at the moment the main character is a bit of a blank canvas that'll hopefully develope into an actual character with some depth to him other then a so far one dimensional reader self-insert.

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