Zhang Mingyuan only wanted to be a transparent person, but he was forced to become the most dazzling star of the Dao League.
Traveling to the world of fox monsters and becoming a child of the Zhang family of the Dao Alliance, he just wanted to be a quiet social terror like in his previous life. Unexpectedly, he was so nervous during the spirit detection ceremony that he blew up the martial arts stage and instantly became the focus of the whole family.
From then on, being forced to do business became his daily routine:
I originally wanted to practice in a low-key manner, but due to my strong talent, I could understand the techniques after just one look.
He tried to refuse the lecture, but was regarded as being humble. When he was nervous, he said the sword technique was "angry to death."
When I was forced to go on stage to receive the award, I was so nervous that my hands shook and I dropped the trophy, but I was praised for having "a strong aura."
Until he met Dongfang Huaizhu, the woman who silently handed him a cup of calming tea amidst the hustle and bustle of the crowd.
From then on, this social fear who could even stutter when speaking began to protect her in his own way:
Write an anonymous warning letter in crooked handwriting
"happens" to appear at the place where she is in danger every time
When she was in real danger, she said completely for the first time: "You... You don't want to hurt her."
When the black fox army pressed on, this social terror who had always been hiding behind people took the initiative to stand in front of everyone for the first time.
"I... I won't let you get hurt first in the future!"
Reader comments
I haven't finished watching it yet, but my assessment is that if the male protagonist stood in front of me, I would slap him in the face with all my strength.
The character design of the protagonist is not good, and he talks about how awesome he is and describes how powerful he is. The result is not as good as King Quan Hegemony, but at least it is greater than or equal to King Quan Wumu.
I haven't finished watching it yet, but my assessment is that if the male protagonist stood in front of me, I would slap him in the face with all my strength.
The character design of the protagonist is not good, and he talks about how awesome he is and describes how powerful he is. The result is not as good as King Quan Hegemony, but at least it is greater than or equal to King Quan Wumu.