The dark figure in childhood said:
Don't be too stuck on one person when it comes to emotional issues.
If you continue to be rejected or avoided, then give it up.
So...
"——I'm sorry, I have a fiancé."
Wait, why does this scene look familiar?
The scene and plot seemed familiar, but this time it was Erza who pushed away.
Jellal watched blankly as Erza ran toward the dark figure in the distance.
He suddenly felt bad: his home seemed to have been robbed. Jpg
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Reading Guide——This article is also called "Love Your Mom, We'll See You Tomorrow"
1. The writing is bad, the plot is messy, the vocabulary is superfluous, the jokes are serious, I think OOC, Mary Sue, the original plot is paired with a private setting, various changes to the original plot, and the original characters are easy to use (mainly the villains)
2. Some elements from the Abyss + Cthulhu + Foundation are mentioned, but the main world view and tone are still Fairy Tail.
3. Original protagonist + Erza. The protagonist and Erza have a pure mother-daughter/master-disciple relationship. The main perspective switches back and forth between Erza and her adoptive mother/godmother. The original protagonist has Cthulhu elements, so she is considered genderless but she recognizes her as a female.
4. Erza is centered. There may be some single-pointed arrows for Erza from other characters, but the main emotional line is how Jia Ai and the two are fighting + the godmother is fanning the flames and stimulating Jia Ai.
5. Depending on the plot, the person who may be persecuted/pranked (tricky) is currently to be determined to be Jellal (repeatedly tortured by his fiancée's boomerang + awakening to crisis consciousness)
6. The plot and background of the original work have been modified. The tone of the plot is how the invincible protagonist met and reunited with Erza and became unparalleled (Mashima doesn't let characters die very much, so here will be writing or educating villains)
7. I want to give Erza a more reliable parent, so I have already written a fanfic, so let me
Purpose: Learn how to love and learn to accept separation