After Being Kicked Out of the Party, They Begged Me to Come Back in Tears

Please give me some support. I like the author's writing style and storyline. It feels very relaxing. I've seen too many fights and killings and it's pretty good that the author is like this

It's good to watch, but the ending should be a bit harsh. But I can't see the ending. The feeling of being knifed was too uncomfortable. So I look forward to the update soon. It is recommended not to return to the team. It is the male protagonist who they gave up. This is also the best ending. Familiar strangers. Or the female protagonist quits the adventure and gives up the opportunity to become a god, then gets together with the male protagonist, and finally becomes a god. However, this is not the best ending. I prefer the latter, but if the author wants the best ending, he or she becomes acquainted strangers with them. They become gods but can never be together with the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a mortal and a witch who spend their entire lives together. Even if they want to be with the male protagonist, they can't do it and can only regret it for the rest of their lives. I feel like this is the best ending. But I hope to get together, but this is just my personal hope. I prefer the ending of this book to be acquaintances with strangers, which has nothing to do with my personal hope. Personally, I hope to be together, but I prefer the ending of this book to be familiar strangers who regret that they will never be able to be with the male protagonist in their lives.

A very classic story, very cliche, but I like the author's writing style. After all, I've been following this since the first book [currently in progress]

If you know your mistakes and can correct them, there is no greater good. From this point of view, I think Alice and the others can be forgiven, but I don't know if it's worth letting Su Huai go back.

Good-looking. Love to watch. Like to watch.

Well... I'm used to reading novels about fighting and killing, so it's okay to read this kind of article. Anyway, come on.

The characterization is okay, bland, but the protagonist feels like a saint [smile][smile][smile]

These injuries are not as serious as others, I think they can still be washed.

It's a good novel, which gives full play to the tsundere's tsundere soul and the tsundere heroine's spirit of turning into a stranger. It's a pity that it has been discontinued.

The routines are almost the same, but I like the author's writing style, which is relaxed and everyday. But, author, why did you cut so many books 🤦