“Know your place, you nobody. It’s your honor to carry my shoes!”
Chloe, the daughter of an imperial duke, looks down on everyone as she tramples Arthur’s sincere devotion underfoot.
She thinks this humble commoner genius will never leave her, and takes for granted the peerless potions, legendary artifacts, and devoted care he obtains at the cost of his life.
Until the hundredth day.
[Ding! The hundred-day devotion investment has ended.]
[The target’s dependence is extremely high, and the emotional deprivation value has reached its maximum. Congratulations, Host, you have received a ten-thousandfold return and awakened an SSS-rank talent!]
The moment Arthur claims the grand prize, the devotion in his eyes vanishes. He leaves a letter ending their relationship, discarding her as casually as a piece of trash, and walks away.
At first, Chloe laughs haughtily, assuming he is merely playing hard to get.
Three days later, she grows restless. After seven days, her magic runs wild and she can no longer take care of herself. Fifteen days later, she learns about the mortal wounds Arthur suffered for her, and sees with her own eyes the gentle smile he once reserved for her, now directed at another, aloof saintess...
The duke’s daughter finally snaps.
She awakens the black flames of the abyss and, clutching a bloodstained staff, corners Arthur with red-rimmed eyes. “Arthur... You’re mine. You can only be mine! I’ll kill anyone who dares touch you!”
Faced with his ex, now a completely unhinged and possessive brat, along with the fallen saintess and succubus queen who go dark after being “loved and abandoned” in turn...
Arthur, already standing at the pinnacle of the world, can only spread his hands helplessly.
“I’ve already got an SSS-rank divine essence. Who cares about a bunch of obsessive ex-girlfriends?”
The plot is very enjoyable. It's okay to lose your mind and watch it as entertainment 💕 💕 💕, but don't think that the male protagonist and the system are good things. This kind of value is absolutely not advisable in reality 🧐
Absolute dark horse, please update quickly Arthur: I want to be the strongest person in the world. Women are in the way [sneaky laugh]
It's not bad. The pace of this book is so fast. It feels like it's going to be completed in 100 chapters. The male protagonist has some css, and some of his lines feel a bit secondary. The writing is not bad. If you put aside your imagination, this is a very good work.
I don't want to complain, but the description of the heroine falling in love with the hero is a bit too strong, and suddenly I feel that I am in love to death, skipping too many theoretical processes. I feel like I fell in love with the male protagonist out of nowhere and there is no logic at all.
What others say about the protagonist and the yanderes in the book: "666 Every Poet."
It's very good-looking, but the male protagonist's values are a bit scary. If you put aside reality, it's not bad.
It's okay, a little bit tacky, but the short length and small innovations make up for it. Overall, it's okay.
Can Arthur fail to complete his mission in the end, be deprived of his power, and be loved so much by the heroines that he can never escape?
I am a novice with no writing experience. I came to learn the writing techniques of the author. I feel that the author's writing style is very good. Many scenes that I can think of but cannot describe are vividly written by the author. Every word and every word has a profound writing background, which has a great influence and reference significance for my writing. I sincerely encourage the author to continue to write more good works, to be famous in history, and to become a top writer of the generation! 👍 👍 👍 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
There is a question, the first female protagonist of the Archmage knows it, right... Normal people should not ask an Archmage why he makes him a handyman