Fairy Tail: The Angel of the Holy Temple

Is it true that a person who started smoking before the age of 10 has good values? Not all people who read novels are adults. Moreover, Mira's character in the book feels so strange, just like Green Tea, pretentious and troubled. Each of the previous pictures describes the interaction between the two, but is Mira's reaction really what a 10-year-old child should have, getting angry at the wrong word and starting to act like a monster? What's more, the family was ostracized by the whole village, and both parents were gone. With the support of two children, how could Mira have such an unruly character? In the original work, Mira's image change after joining the guild was probably more about protecting her loved ones and establishing an image that was not to be messed with. But what the author describes is that Mira changed her image because of her bad character. To be honest, the original Mira has always been one of my favorite female characters. She was a strong protector of her family when she was a child. In the official plot, her younger brother has grown up and her sister is gone. She no longer needs to carry the burden by herself. She is also unable to continue practicing magic to protect her family. She eventually returns to her true nature, being gentle and considerate with a little bit of sinister undertones. These are the charms of Mira. Is the Mira described by the author really still the Mira that the author likes?

Good book, the subject matter is good [top post]

Good looking, good luck to the author

A pretty good book

Very good. Come on.

Gan, I didn't expect the eunuch

Come on, I will always support you

Come on, no more eunuchs Digging trenches, cheating corpses