Frieren: Beyond Journey's End: I Got the Ice-Ice Fruit from the Start

If you want to open a harem, be confident and take the initiative to attack. Heroes are only friends and lovers at most, but they haven't made a sworn alliance. The protagonist has low self-esteem and feels that he is still not as good as the hero after more than 20 years. I want to rely on time to get a good impression of the hero. But twenty years is a maximum of two months for an elf. Even if I win with time, I still despise the protagonist. It is better to go directly to A than to be a clown to eat the jealousy of the dead, and there is no guarantee that the magic of resurrection will suddenly happen in another world.

It's quite funny. He wears it late, and even accompanies the heroine to find the place where the brave man once lived. It's reminiscing. It's not an exaggeration to call it a turtle.

Why is the main character written like a wretched man?

How should I put it? Apart from being narcissistic, Simmel is a perfect person. If he sees that Fulilian likes the protagonist, he will feel unwilling to do so, but he will still feel relieved and wish her happiness.

Because before the journey begins, the protagonist has gained the life span of the elves. The details are at the beginning of Chapter 3.

Simmel is one of the few people in the animation industry who can be called a true brave.

Actually, I think the protagonist shouldn't be so lazy, and I don't believe that he really doesn't want to learn magic for more than 20 years. Not to mention continuing to develop frozen fruits based on Aokiji, even if he just condenses magic power to learn some magic to make life more convenient, it's not like he hasn't learned anything for more than 20 years. Is it the same as being useless? Moreover, it has the lifespan of an elf. It can be said that it can live forever. If you don't let yourself be active, even if you are just thinking, it is better than being cold and indifferent. The rest is gone. After all, there are not many chapters. As long as you control the time, you can still come back.

The Buried Furong King is a general in which companionship is the longest love confession. It is written in a poetic and picturesque way. Many of the plots are actually very boring when viewed alone, but when viewed from the main line, they are full of charm. It can be said that this is an alternative longevity novel in Japanese comics, but it does not depict the sorrow and sadness of parting like the longevity novel. With emotion, there is only a faint bitter taste, and this is what makes it endlessly memorable, especially since King Furong, who knew nothing, finally learned to grow up and understand the heart-wrenching regret when the hero died many years ago. Watching the anime alone is actually quite depressing, but overall, this movie really touched a lot of people.

My evaluation is that the protagonist is not as good as a hero, but just an ordinary human being.

Why don't you start writing from the very beginning when the Brave Team was formed? At this time, I remember that a kid seemed to have seen the bottom of Fulian's skirt. . .