I Asked the Divine Lord to Break Our Engagement, and Now He's Panicking!

How can I put it... I'm a person who doesn't think too hard when reading novels, but this book has a lot of foreshadowing, and the anaphora also appears in the subsequent plot very reasonably. It doesn't feel like the weird feeling of the left and right brains fighting each other in other books. The logic is harmonious, and the content is rich. The plot is not just for the protagonist's love line, but also the related masters and apprentices, and the friendship lines are all wonderful (big cheers [love] [love] [love])

The fried chicken fried chicken is good! ! ! Looking forward to the development of the plot later! ! !

This book is quite interesting. The author has buried a lot of threads in the front. I wonder how he will fill them in later?