Multiple heroines+Pseudo DND+Cool+Genius flow
After a car accident, a modern college student traveled to the continent of Siris and was reborn as an elf baby. He was adopted by a gentle nun and named Vixia.
He thought this was the beginning of a standard Western fantasy adventure: be born extraordinary, become a paladin, move from a border town to the center of the empire, travel across human territory, elven forests, and orc wastelands, and write his own heroic legend. Oh my god, I was literally the main character.
But when he stepped into the royal city, he met a genius magic girl, a silver-haired elf archer, a blond imperial knight, a red-haired mercenary girl... Faces that were so familiar that they were piercing appeared, and he realized with horror that this was not a free other world at all, but a Western fantasy love development game that he had played in his previous life!
The adventure is an illusion, the plot is a script, and every "playable character" around him is approaching him on a trajectory not found in the game. Weixia clenched her fists and shouted in her heart: Where is the script for the protagonist of my royal adventure? Why is this a love game?
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It's good-looking. It's non-toxic and lei-free enough to beat 90% of the books on Tomato. The writing and rhythm are also very good. I hope I can keep writing until the end.
He's already called Baozi, so what else can he say? Gave [blowing kiss]
Not bad [like] [like] [like] Come on author
Feedback is being collected [Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss] If you have any comments or feedback, you can tell me.
Come on, the author [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
It's good-looking. It's non-toxic and lei-free enough to beat 90% of the books on Tomato. The writing and rhythm are also very good. I hope I can keep writing until the end.