(No transmigration, no invincible protagonist, one female lead)
On this day, he met them, and they became friends.
On this day, the village on Tenrou Island was destroyed, leaving only them behind.
On this day, they left by ship, bringing their seven years of lonely lives to an end.
On this day, they created a "home" of their own.
And began anew.
They kept moving forward, creating brand-new stories along the way.
And this story was nothing more than their lives.
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The protagonist of this book is not a transmigrator. He's not invincible, and there's no System.
The story begins in X678 (Fairy Tail was founded in X686), so the timeline starts very early.
Hope you enjoy reading!
The problem is that if you write original fan fiction, you will encounter some minefields that are very troublesome. One is to dig a hole in the first three golden chapters (referring to the Riddler or the non-traditional time traveler next door). Regardless of whether it can attract readers in the end, as long as it is recommended, people will criticize it sooner or later, and no matter how good the subsequent writing is, others will not be able to follow it. The second problem is that I can't understand the plot, because I personally read Fairy Tail and don't read comics or canon sets. I'm most interested in checking the Wiki. And most people are half-understood about Mavis. The format of Japanese light novels is even more popular on the hedgehog than here. After all, cool novels in a large environment really have more potential. The third reason is more because when reading fan fiction, many people either read the cp or the plot. Of course, there are many completely independent ones that are very thoughtful, but in this world of cannibalism, why are all the people who are popular following cp and authors who are slightly involved in the plot and can write their own things? Not to mention others, I personally tend to choose a Japanese fandom that can become stronger and fight bosses without stealing the role of the original protagonist, and does not need to emphasize love and justice. As for other issues, as long as it conforms to the twenty-four-character mantra, the remaining poisonous points are just trivial matters as long as the plot can understand the story being told.
I also like Mavis very much, so I hope the heroine is Mavis
The heroine Mebiszera?
Why don't you write it on other platforms? With your writing style, it can be published. I still want to read the last chapter. But it doesn't matter if you update slowly. I have updated novels with more than 100,000 words in a few years (the author has not given up and is still updating this year). If you don't want to update, just tell me.
Come on, author. It's rare to see you like this
Native? I can't understand it a little bit. I feel confused when I look at it.