[Killer Male Protagonist] [High Strength Will Not Defeat] [Single Female Protagonist]
If there was an opportunity to make it happen once and for all, would you seize it?
Krul, a popular killer who solves problems for the black market at the lowest levels.
This is a class world divided vertically into six regions. The region you are in is basically determined by your birth.
While delivering goods from the upper level for a brothel, he suddenly encountered an unknown attack.
After the incident, Kluer rescued the only surviving blond girl while checking the remaining goods.
After taking her home, the other party suddenly asked Kluer for help, claiming that she was the daughter of an upper-class noble.
As long as Kluer helps her return home, he is promised to be richly rewarded.
"Are you kidding? Do you think I will really believe your lies?"
Reader comments
The most attractive thing about this book for me is the interaction and emotional accumulation between the male and female protagonists that gradually heat up.
There are quite a lot of desserts, the kind that the male protagonist can't even notice, and the writing is quite interesting.
In comparison, the main plot is not that exciting because of transition problems.
After taking the train, the pace obviously accelerated and became faster and faster. By the time you meet the sage substitute, some dialogues deliberately throw away settings and foreshadowing, and the pace of the plot is so fast that readers can't keep up.
But the author's idea of writing the story completely and then finishing it is definitely a good one.
On the contrary, the relationship between the male and female protagonists has always been very stable, sweet and interesting. Let's rely on each other. The heroine can't live without the hero, and the hero without the heroine is just a zombie.
Spiritually, the heroine redeems the hero more.
It's a pity that it ended earlier than the main plot. It's a pity that we won't be able to see more detailed interactions between the male and female protagonists.
The environment of Western Persimmon is that it is easier to become popular with established settings and fandoms, followed by mindless fun and industrial saccharine. This kind of fictional setting and the Western-style fantasy sword and magic plot have a relatively small audience. Fewer readers will really make people less motivated😞
So far, I have seen less than 50 chapters, and I can't see much of a worldview. But as far as I'm concerned it's pretty good. The main character has a lot of personality. The heroine should be this pure girl at the moment. The characters are quite vividly drawn. If you like it, you can take a look at it. The author introduces articles with a single female protagonist and is partial to Cthulhu. Alas, the author should just write as a hobby, come on!
It is indeed a very good book
Alas, it's a pity that we can no longer see the male and female protagonists falling in love.
The male protagonist is decisive and ruthless when it is time to strike, but he is not annoying. It is really the ideal image in my imagination.
The most attractive thing about this book for me is the interaction and emotional accumulation between the male and female protagonists that gradually heat up. There are quite a lot of desserts, the kind that the male protagonist can't even notice, and the writing is quite interesting. In comparison, the main plot is not that exciting because of transition problems. After taking the train, the pace obviously accelerated and became faster and faster. By the time you meet the sage substitute, some dialogues deliberately throw away settings and foreshadowing, and the pace of the plot is so fast that readers can't keep up. But the author's idea of writing the story completely and then finishing it is definitely a good one. On the contrary, the relationship between the male and female protagonists has always been very stable, sweet and interesting. Let's rely on each other. The heroine can't live without the hero, and the hero without the heroine is just a zombie. Spiritually, the heroine redeems the hero more. It's a pity that it ended earlier than the main plot. It's a pity that we won't be able to see more detailed interactions between the male and female protagonists. The environment of Western Persimmon is that it is easier to become popular with established settings and fandoms, followed by mindless fun and industrial saccharine. This kind of fictional setting and the Western-style fantasy sword and magic plot have a relatively small audience. Fewer readers will really make people less motivated😞
So far, I have seen less than 50 chapters, and I can't see much of a worldview. But as far as I'm concerned it's pretty good. The main character has a lot of personality. The heroine should be this pure girl at the moment. The characters are quite vividly drawn. If you like it, you can take a look at it. The author introduces articles with a single female protagonist and is partial to Cthulhu. Alas, the author should just write as a hobby, come on!
It is indeed a very good book
Alas, it's a pity that we can no longer see the male and female protagonists falling in love.
The male protagonist is decisive and ruthless when it is time to strike, but he is not annoying. It is really the ideal image in my imagination.