Xiumo transmigrated into the world of Fairy Tail and acquired a Quest System.
His first quest from the start was to give Erza a surname. Completing it earned him a beginner's gift pack.
Opening the gift pack granted him a swordsmanship bundle, containing peerless basic sword techniques and the first of the four moves of the mythic sword art, Sorrow.
From then on, Xiumo continued to advance along the path of the sword until he reached its summit.
Many years later...
"Dragon King? The Black Feather of the End? Extremely high physical defense? Immune to magic attacks?"
Xiumo lowered the long sword in his hand and gave a disdainful smile at the black dragon lying not far ahead, already lifeless.
"Under my sword, you're nothing but a chicken and a dog."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
There are really few Fairy Tail novels written, either by eunuchs or ghostwriters. I feel like anime and comics are okay but no one is writing about them?
Four styles of sad wind? Could it be that it was inherited from the Bei Feng Emperor?
If you join a guild, you may not be able to write 5 chapters.
Updates are so slow. Is the author a student?
Wouldn't it be nice to take Jellal in as your younger brother? Celestial magic is also quite strong. You've already said that Jellal is naturally kind, so why let him follow the same old path? There is no need to target a child who has done nothing. The layout is smaller
I have a hunch that this book won't take long to write
Chapter 1 Jellal: "You have beautiful crimson hair. If you don't have a last name, I can give you one!" Let me go, is this god-like conversation trying to make me laugh to death and inherit my Huabei?
Most Feilu readers read the first few dozen chapters, continue reading if they feel good, and then change if they don't. I read the first 20 or 30 chapters but didn't find any interesting points, and the more I read, the more uncomfortable I became. If this wasn't a Fairy Tail fanfic, I would have stopped reading it.
To be honest, personally, I don't recommend accepting Kana. Of course, it depends on the author whether to accept it or not, and the readers have no say. And so far, there are already five known harems that may become harems. It is recommended that the author should not write too many harems. Less than ten will be enough. It is not good to have too many. [Personal suggestion, don't spray if you don't like it]
Can you not write the width of the sword energy? Isn't it embarrassing that what you cut out is a wall?