The Kivotos Warlord Development Handbook

So cute! Yukikaze is so adorable! #Cute#cute#cute I think I saw this before, but I don't know why I didn't add it to my bookshelf back then. Luckily, I found it again now. #(Haha)

What will we eat if you finish this?

The latest storyline in the archives features a blonde, exceptionally capable fake student council president (looking up at the sky).

#(Love you so much!) I'll be back with a new update at the usual time tomorrow. Thank you all for your patience! ~

I stumbled upon a PV for Azur Lane that seemed to be planning something big, and I wanted to see how things would develop in the book, but it turns out it's already finished. #(Crying)

I'll write some thoughts after reading the first volume. The final misunderstanding and battle in Volume 1 felt a bit long, even though the epilogue indicated it was a condensed version. The way this battle unfolded did create a strong sense of oppression and frustration. I was really looking forward to Arius's trial, but then it was all moved on because of Weihua. Therefore, I was eager to know Arius's fate, so I directly flipped to the afterword of the second volume. It seems that Arius's ending will not be concluded until the third volume. However, I was quite pleased to see the author say that Arios would bear "cold responsibility." After all, no matter how badly Arios acted, he made a mistake and had to take responsibility. This is better than in the original story. My biggest regret in the original work is that I couldn't let Saori's team become labor camp prisoners. Although many people may say that Saori and the others were forced to wander because they were ostracized by Trinity, it was even worse. But I still think that at the very least, they should have been subjected to labor reform. Their wandering felt more like an escape to me. However, I might be wrong in saying all this, since I've only read the first volume of the novel so far, and there might be inaccuracies. I'll continue to add to it later; this is just a simple review. #(Hammer)

Will you release a new book?

Suddenly I realized that Michael is a classic character who is very close to God but very far from man.

When will we be able to see the author's new book?

1. The presence of the sun and moon in the sky is permitted by Lord Yukikaze. 2. Lord Yukikaze flicked the stone with his middle finger and thumb, shooting down one of Trinity's planes. 3. Lord Yukikaze lifted a huge rock. Not because Lord Yukikaze exerted force, but because the earth itself sank in fear. 4. Lord Yukikaze sneezed, and thus the wind came into being. 5. Lord Yukikaze simply pinched a stone, and the rocks on the beach spontaneously turned into sand. 6. Lord Yukikaze stood in the middle of the river. The water upstream was so afraid that it flowed back, and the water downstream was so afraid that it rushed towards the sea. 7. Lord Yukikaze thought the burning sun was too noisy, so from then on, sound could no longer travel in a vacuum. 8. Lord Yukikaze didn't fire the bullets from the gun; rather, the bullets themselves were so afraid that they ran away from the muzzle. 9. Originally, the sun and the moon rose together, but Lord Xuefeng thought it was too much of an eyesore, so he drew a line across the sky with his sword, stipulating that only one could rise at a time. 10. No one has ever seen Lord Yukikaze and a god appear at the same time. ✋🏻😭✋🏻✋🏻😭✋🏻😭✋🏻✋🏻😭✋🏻✋🏻😭✋🏻✋🏻😭✋🏻✋🏻