In No Mood*************

It's pretty cool. The heroine is set up to be a child. The system assists her. After all, she is still young and has no one to teach her. Her thoughts are very simple. There is a scene where people from the tribe that was once invaded by the Ayu wolf tribe also joined the Wu tribe and saw the wolf tribe You who had killed the tribesmen. If there was no help from the tribe when Ayu met the heroine for the first time, the heroine was caught by the wolf and was seriously injured or killed by Ayu. Ayou saved Yue. It should be Yue's family who repays him. The heroine is the daughter of the clan leader. She can be nice to him but she can't be justifiable. It can easily make others feel cold. Just like in a war between two countries, one side loses. Can the captives be treated the same as the original soldiers? Aren't they all doing the hardest and most tiring work to atone for their sins? The heroine didn't think well. Of course in this book, the heroine looks towards You, and he will do things that are beneficial to the clan. Those who are dissatisfied with You will do things that are detrimental to the clan. Everyone will understand later.

I'm really looking forward to the stories in the future. I'll read them first.