Everyone calls me the freak Xiao Yu, but they don’t know that I command an entire army of Shadowkhan! He’ll do anything for me.
Who didn’t dream as a kid of having a Shadowkhan knight with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and legs that were 185 centimeters long? Note: Volume One features Xiao Yu as a teenager, so she may be lively, clever, and brave. In Volumes Two and Three, she’s an adult and her personality shifts toward that of a mature, commanding woman. This story will not end badly!!!
(Plot overview:
Volume One: “It wasn’t until the Shadowkhan knelt at my feet that I understood: the scariest thing wasn’t the power of darkness, but the fact that I enjoyed being in control.”
An ordinary girl unexpectedly gains the power of shadow → struggles between power and humanity → why is the ninja who always watches her from the shadows warmer than the other puppets?
Volume Two: Strange romantic goings-on in an antique shop → a bond of protection spanning time and space → the curse that “shadow servants must not fall in love” begins to turn against them…
Volume Three: Time turns back, and Xiao Yu transmigrates to the era of each shadow to search for the missing fragments. As she tries to reunite with the shadows, the secret of a thousand-year cycle of reincarnation gradually comes to light…
Reversing time to save her beloved → heart-wrenching devotion across generations of reincarnation → the cruelest revelation: the first queen was Xiao Yu herself.
Volume Four: Xiao Yu resets the world to save the shadow, at the cost of forgetting everything connected to him…
Volume Five: A fresh start in a world without the shadow. Xiao Yu and her new partner Daniel develop a deep understanding of each other. When Daniel is about to confess his feelings, Xiao Yu hesitates. She can’t shake the feeling that there’s an empty space in her heart. What could be missing?
Volume Six: The return of what was forgotten…
Volume Seven: There’s no room left to write the synopsis.)
The subject matter of this novel is quite good at the beginning, the plot progresses smoothly, and the ideas are very novel, giving people a very curious feeling. One thing to say is that the author's writing style is okay, but it cannot support such a large scene, because her description of the entire space and events requires a larger amount of writing to describe in detail. However, due to the limited space, there is too much to talk about in one chapter, which results in it not being fully developed, giving people a very jumping feeling. But overall, the stance of this novel is great. I give it 4 points. The last thing I want to do is to encourage the author. Can you expand on the novel in detail? After all, the world view you wrote is so big that it is impossible to write more than 100 chapters. There are many things that have not been expanded on. It is really regrettable.
Too sweet, my heart bursts
It's beautiful, and the writing is okay.
Really super five, super invincible and beautiful
What the teacher wrote is really great 😢😢😢❤️❤️❤️ The rice is super fragrant. The emotional development and plot development are great. It's sweet but a little sharp, but it's a bit sadistic but hurts your body and makes you happy. It's a great article! Finished the chase in one night 😘😘😘
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