Fan Statement: This book is a fan work created by an inferior student from a magic high school. The original characters are attributed to Tsutomu Sajima/Dengeki Bunko, and the story is the author's original idea and has nothing to do with the official plot.
In this world driven by "dragon vein" energy and where magical talent determines everything, Siye Muyi is recognized as a "flawed product".
He was judged to have "no magical talent" due to a failed experiment. Outsiders only know that he is a rebellious boy with a sense of humor, but they don't know that there is something more dangerous buried inside him: his emotions are bombs that can destroy reality. ? Sorrow will turn into torrential rain, love will burn into fire, and the fury of battle... Can tear apart S-class disasters with bare hands.
When the "abnormality" that symbolizes the ultimate threat to the world comes again, when the childhood sweethearts are in dire straits, when the head of the Long family who claims to be his biological father and rules the world comes to visit——
Every time Mu Yi loses control, he pushes himself to the edge of destruction, or... Becomes the only key to saving the world?
Note: The world view, character setting, and personality have all been changed. I don't like to enter by mistake.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
After reading a few chapters, I can see that the author has a pretty cool character like Miyuki. I have read too many unofficial histories, and this is my first time watching Gou Shi.
The character is seriously OOC. . . . . .
Does the author have copyright? Aren't you afraid of being cold when writing Chinese comics?
Commentary on Chapter 4 Belfast of "Ship Girl: Blue Leisure Life" written by The Cat on the Eaves.
After reading a few chapters, I can see that the author has a pretty cool character like Miyuki. I have read too many unofficial histories, and this is my first time watching Gou Shi.
The character is seriously OOC. . . . . .
Does the author have copyright? Aren't you afraid of being cold when writing Chinese comics?
Commentary on Chapter 4 Belfast of "Ship Girl: Blue Leisure Life" written by The Cat on the Eaves.