Easy+Funny+Hot-blooded+Western Fantasy
This is a world where swords and magic coexist with loans.
The human kingdom Philnister has been in conflict with the demon world for a long time. On the surface, the legend of the brave is passionate, but in fact, conquering the demon king has become a business.
Klein was originally a support player in the Brave team, but he was forced to quit the team because the team disliked him.
After leaving the team, Klein was not surrounded by beauties. Instead, he was overwhelmed by college loans, Adventurer's Guild arrears, and medical bills.
In desperation, he went to the pub to apply for a job as a "sommelier" - literally, someone who would run errands and buy drinks for the guests, and occasionally betray his sex.
Just when he was about to bow his head to life, the real devil, Si Pei, actually appeared in his small shabby house and wanted to adopt him as a child.
The reason is that Spey was betrayed by his biological daughter Alice and his magic power was greatly damaged. He could only disguise himself as a human and escape to the town.
Spey disliked that Klein was a boy and used sex-transformation magic to turn him into a girl on the spot.
Klein looked at his unfamiliar self in the mirror and shouted angrily, "No—my good brother!" Spey nodded with satisfaction.
From then on, a funny and adventurous life of the devil's mother and the fake princess began.
Reader comments
Not bad, let me leave the first book review
It's a bit funny, plus a western fantasy, so it's pretty good. Please give me some encouragement.
A fairy tale flavor
There is nothing wrong with what I wrote, five stars for my support
It's a very interesting article, and it's not a brainless read as far as I'm concerned.
Not bad, let me leave the first book review
It's a bit funny, plus a western fantasy, so it's pretty good. Please give me some encouragement.
A fairy tale flavor
There is nothing wrong with what I wrote, five stars for my support
It's a very interesting article, and it's not a brainless read as far as I'm concerned.