National Fate: My Teammate Is Noah Shur? And I'm Rei

Hey, hey, today I gave another book 5 stars. Let me tell you the reasons. The first is very simple. He has a brain and IQ, and the second is that he is very happy. Crush it all the way. It's completely consistent with not stressing combat power. Well, actually, it's a bit of a stress. After all, they are all in a weak stage. This is normal. The plots are reasonable, thoughtful, and have heart-warming storylines to relieve reading fatigue. This book totally deserves 5 stars, but this one seems to be a fusion of two universes. What I doubt most now is the identity of the protagonist. He is definitely not an ordinary time traveler.

I feel it's quite warm, but it's a bit too group-like, and I'm a protagonist person, so I can't accept being better than the protagonist, for example, Emperor Shakti is more popular than the protagonist (in this book), and then the pace feels fast and slow to me, and then there are less and less descriptions of the protagonist (in my opinion), but I still like this book 😳

@Chrismaya The author really never thought of bringing in the five maids of the Little Five Kings, and Noah's sister Noah