(Western Fantasy + Otherworldly Continent + Imaginative Fantasy + Romance + Light Novel)
After transmigrating to another world, Leon became a tragic side character whose final moments were barely mentioned.
After being exiled to the frontier, he tried to return to the imperial capital through his own efforts, only to be captured by the Calamity Queen, who could destroy the world in the original story, because of his identity and the power he had revealed.
And she wanted him to be her dog?
“Don't be ridiculous! A man should stand tall between heaven and earth. How can I spend my days languishing beneath someone else?”
“I can give you the resources and money you want, and restore your family's glory.”
“Oh, my esteemed Queen!”
Leon had nothing to lose, so he reluctantly agreed to her unreasonable demand. But as time went by, he realized things were getting more and more strange...
“You're my puppy. You aren't allowed to run off whenever you feel like it.”
“No wonder you're Leon. You're so impressive even though you're not a divine priest!”
“Leon, we've both been betrayed. If it's you, then surely...”
“This feeling is so wonderful, it's making me lose control.”
“Leon, we can be a little bolder, can't we...”
I'm deducting one star for that dragon. It's like being constantly monitored; they can hear and see everything, there's absolutely no privacy. 😅
The outline of this novel reminded me of the one next door. Well, it's actually not bad, because that one was really too extreme. This one is actually alright, but there's another problem: not only is that one of those novels extremely extreme, but its updates are also incredibly slow. I've been saving this book for a month or two now 😏
Suddenly realized no one's commenting. Everyone should check it out, it's quite interesting. It's a blend of Western and Eastern fantasy. One side is Western fantasy, the other is cultivation, and the protagonist excels in both (he's just been reborn, and has only been cultivating for about 90 chapters).
Excellent content, unpredictable plot development, a seemingly mundane yet epic unfolding, and an author with an extremely complex background. This is undoubtedly a good book, but it's very selective in its readership. Those who can get into it will find it fascinating, while those who can't will find it utterly boring. Ironically, I found it engaging and thoroughly enjoyable.
It's very well written. 😏 I hope there's only one female lead.
It's alright, though, there are still quite a few single female leads. I really enjoyed the individual stories featuring the witch and the main character; as for multiple heroines...😅
Actually, a patch could be added later: it's a soul fusion, not that the former Leon disappeared.
It's very well written. I hope the author continues to do well.
Aside from the occasional illogical moments, it's pretty good, so why isn't anyone watching?
A free and easy breeze can heal a messy, bad mood.