The Ice Lotus Beneath the Stars

There is a white-haired, blue-eyed auxiliary male protagonist and a red-haired, black-skinned assault brother. The straight male author doesn't do anything lightly [laughs][laughs][laughs]

It's good to watch, I hope the hero and his brother can continue like this Does the author have a female protagonist? I personally hope not to have it, because the relationship between the male protagonist and his brother is well written in the early stage. If there is a female protagonist in the later period, the relationship between the male protagonist and his brother will change and it will not look good. But if the author is sure that the female protagonist will be written well, then it can still be added. If not, I still recommend not to have it without ruining the relationship between the male protagonist and his brother (only personal suggestion!!!)

There is no female protagonist, the two males are his brothers

I hope I can have a CP, preferably his brother

It's not a double male lead at the moment. Come check in with me when you are a double male lead.

First of all, let me give you a good review. This book is really a book that the team has been making progress with. Sometimes it even makes me feel that the protagonists of this book are other people in the team. Everyone is so awesome! But the protagonist is also indispensable. No matter how powerful it is, it will be consumed. At this time, the protagonist is needed. The entire protagonist team is really, very good!

Nice! ! I hope there won't be a female protagonist, it'll be great if there's no cp!

It's nice to watch and the main character has a good personality! The author has some suggestions (personal opinion) ①: The problem with boys with the Thunder type is a bit big. He doesn't listen to commands very well and can't pull back a wild horse that has run away. I hope he will realize this problem soon! ②The villain is a bit silly. If it is a small villain in the early stage, it is okay. If it is still so stupid in the later stage, or if the villain in the later stage is the same as them, then the impression will not be good. ③The ability of the girl holding the shield is not outstanding, and her defense does not seem to be very powerful? It is a pity. ④I think in the middle and later stages of the academy, people who slowly grow up can gradually lay down foreshadowing or something? ⑤ During the period of time when I entered the academy, the teacher's role was not much. The teacher can be regarded as the leader and is indispensable. So far, there are no descriptions of teachers, which gives me the feeling of going to school for self-study. [Come on, author! It's not bad as a newcomer! At least there are no big problems or major poisonous points! I hope the author's writing style can slowly improve! Go one step further! I have one last word! Great author! More updates!

It's better written than most of the ones I've read, but I'm curious about a few questions. First of all, it's the protagonist's auxiliary role. I saw them fighting against the telepathic person. When the protagonist awakened at the beginning, I felt that his power increase should be very high, but there is a sentence in this one that says it brings them a weak increase? I also went back and read the beginning again, and it was said that the larger the level gap of the protagonist, the smaller the increase. But now they should all be at the lowest level of Bronze. For Bronze, the protagonist's amplification ability should be relatively strong, and the feeling should be more obvious, because at the beginning, before the protagonist has upgraded, you may have used a skill for the classmates who awakened with them, but it looks very powerful, and this feeling is not reflected at all. Also, the protagonist seems to have negative status clearing and healing effects. I have never seen the protagonist use this effect on them, so I feel that it is not very useful. I only have these questions. Other aspects are very detailed, so I don't care.

I haven't read many chapters so far. Let's give it a little objective evaluation. It's a very good book. The author's setting of various skills is very good, and the names are also very unique. The depiction of each character is full of details, especially the detailed descriptions of battle scenes. Few books are so rich in content about battles. The character of the protagonist secretly "involving" while lying down is also very interesting. At present, it seems that only the sculpting of the gangster is slightly worse, a bit too brainless, but it does not affect the good looks. I really like this kind of protagonist whose talent makes him grow a little bit. I hope the author can keep writing.