[Highlight] Anti-traditional Western fantasy, the heroine has the super power of "turning off the love brain" (physics)
Arthur Glow, the chief mage of the kingdom, was born with a "phantom aura" - making people obsessed, crazy, and unable to see his true appearance.
He was used to being looked up to, until he met Arya. The ice witch said: "I can see you under the halo." She said: "The real you is safe." She said: "I can't help but love you."
He believed it. He overloaded the halo for her, blocked the fatal blow for her, and shattered the golden finger that he had relied on for nineteen years for her.
Then she looked at him as if she were a stranger. "Three days ago, I was affected by your aura." She said, "Now, I am awake."
[Later] Arthur learned magic without aura in the ruins, and Arya learned the courage to close her horizons in the ice field. When they met again, he was a lost loser and she was a sober prisoner. This time, there was no magic interference - "Are you still willing to love me?" He asked. "I'm learning," she said, "to love someone who doesn't need to be seen."
Reading Guide
1. Dual perspective, there are more male protagonists in the early stage and more female protagonists in the later stage.
2. It's not the crematorium of chasing your wife, it's a two-way reunion.
3. The heroine's "being affected by the halo" in the early stage is not a way to reduce her intelligence, but is the core of the setting.
4. HE, but the halo will not return to its original state (Important!)
Purpose: After the illusion of love is broken, do you dare to love again with your true self?