As a King of Fighters fan, I'm dissatisfied with some of the claims about the various storylines. Tang Tang's Heavenly Kings can't beat a few ordinary humans, and Orochi, the strongest villainous boss and a god, fought so hard in the void yet couldn't kill a single person. Kusanagi uses fire, Yagami uses fire, and the Hakkesshu wield earth, wind, thunder, and fire. Even all the "background characters" use wind, fire, thunder, and lightning. So where is water, the ultimate representation of life on Earth? The author will tell you: here it is.
The author doesn't like harems, so there should be only one female lead, though there may be additions, so I'll leave an empty slot as a backup. The author isn't a full-time writer and writes purely as a hobby, so updates and word counts may be limited. The author is a research enthusiast, so expect plenty of info and commentary. If that's not your thing, stay away. The author is new to this, so the writing may be rough, but I'll do my best.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Water is Liana's father. After his death, he gave his power to Liana. Otherwise, how else do you think that besides the violent Iori, how could the violent Liana come to be?
Can't you go to another website to write a female lead? The heroine writing a single in Feilu may have a brain problem. She didn't know that Feilu is a gathering place for harem cool articles.
I understand the truth, but why is the cover of Ya Yu Liao?
If you're still alive, just scream
It's obviously very well written.
Commentary on the chapter "The Invincible Lukar" in "The King of Fighters: The Great Water" written by Xiao Ming He Gu.