Sweet article, daily life, warmth, dragon clan, elf, farming article, another world HE, love grows over time
Elf scholar Alicia is bound by chains at the Evernight Auction House, and what awaits her is the fate of being sold to a stranger at a high price.
A golden figure pushed open the door and entered.
Dragon Eden lazily walked to the booth, said lightly "I bought this elf", and took the person away at a sky-high price. Alicia thought that what was waiting for her was some kind of indentured servitude, but the first thing she was handed was a starberry tart.
"Eat something first."
From then on, she was placed in a courtyard full of luminous plants. She agreed to "help me organize ancient books", but the study room turned out to be larger than all the libraries she had ever seen combined; she agreed to a "consultant agreement", and ended up getting a monthly stipend, free use of resources, and someone to cook for her.
The only problem: the guest room was so full of clutter that the two of them were forced to share a room.
Alicia originally thought this was a temporary settlement, but she never expected that she would start a daily life of being fed, protected, and pampered into treasures - someone would accompany her when studying ancient books, someone would repair the ink she spilled, and even if she was affected by a prank magic, the other person would blush and say "I will take responsibility."
Reader comments
Yi 1 loves 0, Yimen, loves the door.
Hey? It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating, right? (≧▽≦)
A warm and cozy daily life is the best, even if you just make up the pictures in your head and make yourself cry [plus one on the bookshelf]
The writing is okay, there are a lot of repetitions in many places, but it's pretty good.
Yi 1 loves 0, Yimen, loves the door.
Hey? It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating, right? (≧▽≦)
A warm and cozy daily life is the best, even if you just make up the pictures in your head and make yourself cry [plus one on the bookshelf]
The writing is okay, there are a lot of repetitions in many places, but it's pretty good.