Entering a Western fantasy harem novel, he becomes a cannon fodder supporting character who cannot survive three volumes. Locke has only two rules of survival -
First, stay away from all heroines. Second, hold the hero's thigh tightly.
He took the initiative to get close to the beautiful silver-haired boy who was abandoned by his family and became his most loyal friend and most reliable companion. Everything was going well until he noticed that the way the "male protagonist" looked at him was getting more and more fishy.
At the same time, the Duke's daughter smiled at him with an unknown meaning. The young leader of the wolf clan looked at him as if he was sizing up prey. There was always a familiar aura about the gentle and harmless half-elf mentor that made him uneasy.
The whole plot collapsed, and the heroines' eyes all shifted, pointing at the same person who shouldn't be looked at. What made his hair stand on end was that the arrogant loli who called herself "the system" in his mind seemed to be hiding some ulterior secrets.
"You said you would only be my friend."
The silver-haired "boy" blocked him in the corner, his breathing was close at hand, and his voice was low and gentle.
"... You can't go back on your word."
What he didn't know was that the script of this world had been altered beyond recognition by some boring god a long time ago.
——Including her own heart.
Reader comments
How should I put it? It's quite a heavy book. I came to read Shuangwen but he was not. The male protagonist is cautious and sensitive. The lack of memory brings almost numb emotional entanglements. Everyone wears a mask. Hidden underneath are past expectations and unknowns. It is difficult to say that this is a novel, more like a foggy RPG. The dialogues are explored and recalled, and the pace is good. The pace is slow. The male protagonist is still so um and lacks personality. That's difficult. I don't like reading it, but the charm of this book is very unique.
Here we go, there are also Western fantasy novels
Okay, well written, keep up the good work
I understand but I don't understand
Well, it turns out that you have traveled through time and lost your memory?
How should I put it? It's quite a heavy book. I came to read Shuangwen but he was not. The male protagonist is cautious and sensitive. The lack of memory brings almost numb emotional entanglements. Everyone wears a mask. Hidden underneath are past expectations and unknowns. It is difficult to say that this is a novel, more like a foggy RPG. The dialogues are explored and recalled, and the pace is good. The pace is slow. The male protagonist is still so um and lacks personality. That's difficult. I don't like reading it, but the charm of this book is very unique.
Here we go, there are also Western fantasy novels
Okay, well written, keep up the good work
I understand but I don't understand
Well, it turns out that you have traveled through time and lost your memory?