[Two Heroines] [Western Fantasy] [Lighthearted, with Action] [Road Trip] [Light Novel]
“Hero, please let me follow you! Until we defeat the Demon King!”
The “Hero” glanced at the sky.
“There are a whole bunch of Demon Kings.”
“A whole bunch?! Th-then we’ll just keep fighting!”
Saint Sophia had dreamed of following a hero ever since she was little.
When she was ten, she met a white-haired swordswoman who carried a holy sword but always denied being a hero.
Sophia offered her all the sincerity she could muster, along with her cooking skills. After enduring trial after trial, and nearly dying along the way, she finally became the “Hero’s” companion.
Only to learn that Demon Kings were mass-produced?!
And so, the campaign to defeat the Demon Kings turned into an endless journey around the world.
Sophia gradually realized that, though her Hero was unimaginably powerful, she had little interest in the world.
She didn’t care about the kingdom’s medals or a hero’s epic tale. She was even unmoved by the Demon Kings’ taunts.
Then Sophia plucked a flower that hadn’t bloomed in a thousand years from an ancient dragon’s lair, taught her a newly written hymn at Ghost Ship Bay, and, after every battle, gently took her cold hand and said, “You worked hard.”
Over the course of their long journey, the noisy little girl brought a hint of a smile to her face.
So, on a moonless night, she lit a campfire and told Sophia a story from a thousand years ago.
How should I put it, this book cannot be simply classified into male and female categories 🤔. There is no male protagonist 🤔 in this book, but there is a male supporting character, and as of now, the two female protagonists probably don't have CP [blowing kisses]. The style of the article is closer to that of a Chinese light novel. It is not as procrastinating as Nikki's, but it is also not so direct. The overall style is still relaxed and enjoyable. The overall rhythm control is okay, but the Breville part is a little rushed. Although the content of the follow-up Hard Rock Town is shorter, the rhythm is much stronger than Breville 😳. There are also a lot of memes in the article, and the insertion is not blunt. However, some memes require a certain history of Internet surfing to understand, but most of them are easy to understand 😄. Overall, it's quite impressive, and the number of Western Fantasy Highway stories is relatively small, so maybe someone just likes this one. 😏 After reading it, I would like to add that the first chapter is a bit too serious. It feels a bit awkward to start such a daily-oriented article, but it still has its flaws 😄
It's a pretty good road novel about another world. It has a brisk pace and a writing style similar to that of a light novel. It's full of fun!!! (Appreciation) 🍉