[Multiple Heroines] [Western Fantasy] [Sword and Magic] [Academy] [Humor]
"Xia Fan, failed another class?"
"Xia Fan! How dare you take liberties with Her Highness the Princess!"
"Xia Fan! I'll kill you!"
"Bro, you smell so good..."
Honestly, if you can't reincarnate, then don't reincarnate.
But if you do, at least do it properly!!
Xia Fan reincarnated into the body of a duke's son with the same name and appearance. He has no heaven-defying talent for magic, is hopeless at making friends, and the original owner left him one mess after another to clean up!
A misunderstanding with the princess, a feud with the academy's genius, stressful magic exams, and...
Conspiracies and undercurrents are brewing, with murderous intent closing in on Xia Fan.
But Xia Fan just wants to keep coasting at the academy, graduate in peace, and inherit his territory!
Will he get his wish?
Oh my god, I didn't know you could comment on your own posts? 🧐
Oh, ocean, you are all water!
It was so good, I finished it in no time! Although there are still a few minor shortcomings, I believe it will improve with time. Keep it up, author!
The main character is quite humorous and witty, and a bit cheeky, but it's absurd that he can deliver such a passionate speech during a fight, like he's acting in a play.
It's relaxing and easy to read, but the beginning isn't very useful; I recommend reading after chapter 47. 😄
It's quite good; the main character is humorous, and the writing style is light and easy.
This is considered one of the more valuable books among foreign-language books, though the pacing could be a bit faster; the first chapter, which tells a story spanning over 40 chapters, is a little slow. The author must continue writing! Don't abandon it halfway through like with the first book.
Keep going, don't let it affect you.
Keep it up, author! When will there be more dialogue between multiple characters? I'll come back and check again. I haven't seen many decent reads on Tomato's "Lying Down" platform.
Keep it up, I'll read it again when it reaches 200,000 words.