Beneath the moonlight, her tears fell like pearls from a broken string. She looked so fragile that my heart ached. I dropped to one knee and swore to protect her alone.
I thought I’d picked up a homeless little bunny.
Only later did I learn that even without that shard, she could have made the people who bullied her shut up for good.
But that wasn’t even the worst of it.
In my memories, the mage always liked to tap on my window late at night and ask:
“Would you consider changing masters, Sir Swordbearer? We can negotiate the terms.” She smiled like a fox sneaking a bite, and my holy sword even grew warm in her presence.
Even more absurdly, one day a dragon tail flung itself into my arms, and its owner cried that she’d waited a thousand years for me.
I didn’t remember her at all.
The dragonkin young lady wiped away her tears, smiled sweetly, and said something that made my scalp tingle:
“It’s all right. This time, I’ll keep you locked by my side and never lose you again.”
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Uncle Huang has seen too much, so it would be nice to have some refreshment.
This novel currently seems to focus on describing the "love offensive" of each female protagonist against the male protagonist, and other main lines are not yet clear. Because the female protagonists currently appearing are all young girls and silly Lolita, their attacks on the male protagonists are also similar to the ideal of youthful love. The flirting link has not been unlocked yet, but as the introduction said, the female-focused attributes are gradually becoming apparent.
It is a slow-paced article, but the writing is very smooth and there is no drama. It is still worth paying attention to.
The writing is good, and if the writing was a little better, it would be a fairy tale. The whole article is not like those assembly-line cool articles and ancient cool articles, the pace is slow and relaxed. The character of the protagonist is a breath of fresh air in today's novel world. In terms of other characters, there seems to be no real villain. The transition from villain to villain is not a forced change, and the transition is very comfortable. Just two points to mention. The overall structure is a bit unclear and I hope it can be improved. Two is too few. If you recommend it when there are more words, it will be more popular. However, this kind of subject matter is not so good on Tomato. It may also be an overall quality problem. There is no problem with the quality of this book. [Eat melon]
Well written
Is the male protagonist based on an old sword? Blonde hair with green eyes, swordsman job description, good at wind magic, the sword will appear at critical moments (Wind King's Barrier)
I had visions while watching.
The writing is good and plain.
The eldest lady has behaved badly towards little girls before, but... The plot of them teaming up and training hard together was not bad? The two of them are secretly competing for the male protagonist's attention, but they really see each other's abilities and cooperate?
Why not kill Ao when you have the chance?
The protagonist knows why he doesn't say anything? Acting in the open?
Very nice, not toxic at the moment
The emotional portrayal is very delicate, and it is difficult to find high-quality works in Tomato
It's not Uncle Huang, it's not killing people, it's not the protagonist who will win, but the male protagonist has high combat power and is well worth watching, except for the first few chapters which are a bit depressing.
It's pretty good, but I personally don't like the academy competition, so I can only hold on to it for now.
It's good-looking, not the kind of assembly-line cool writing, it's worth reading.
Uncle Huang has seen too much, so it would be nice to have some refreshment. This novel currently seems to focus on describing the "love offensive" of each female protagonist against the male protagonist, and other main lines are not yet clear. Because the female protagonists currently appearing are all young girls and silly Lolita, their attacks on the male protagonists are also similar to the ideal of youthful love. The flirting link has not been unlocked yet, but as the introduction said, the female-focused attributes are gradually becoming apparent. It is a slow-paced article, but the writing is very smooth and there is no drama. It is still worth paying attention to.
The writing is good, and if the writing was a little better, it would be a fairy tale. The whole article is not like those assembly-line cool articles and ancient cool articles, the pace is slow and relaxed. The character of the protagonist is a breath of fresh air in today's novel world. In terms of other characters, there seems to be no real villain. The transition from villain to villain is not a forced change, and the transition is very comfortable. Just two points to mention. The overall structure is a bit unclear and I hope it can be improved. Two is too few. If you recommend it when there are more words, it will be more popular. However, this kind of subject matter is not so good on Tomato. It may also be an overall quality problem. There is no problem with the quality of this book. [Eat melon]
Well written Is the male protagonist based on an old sword? Blonde hair with green eyes, swordsman job description, good at wind magic, the sword will appear at critical moments (Wind King's Barrier) I had visions while watching.
The writing is good and plain. The eldest lady has behaved badly towards little girls before, but... The plot of them teaming up and training hard together was not bad? The two of them are secretly competing for the male protagonist's attention, but they really see each other's abilities and cooperate?
Why not kill Ao when you have the chance? The protagonist knows why he doesn't say anything? Acting in the open?
Very nice, not toxic at the moment
The emotional portrayal is very delicate, and it is difficult to find high-quality works in Tomato
It's not Uncle Huang, it's not killing people, it's not the protagonist who will win, but the male protagonist has high combat power and is well worth watching, except for the first few chapters which are a bit depressing.
It's pretty good, but I personally don't like the academy competition, so I can only hold on to it for now.
It's good-looking, not the kind of assembly-line cool writing, it's worth reading.