Wang Mo, an 11-year-old primary school student who has not yet met Ye Luoli, started a journey through the world of comprehensive comics because of a mysterious incident.
How will she survive in a high-risk world?
The Girl of Destiny replied: She will become the savior even in another world.
Tips:
1. I found that there were no comic novels with Wang Mo as the protagonist, and I was anxious to read them, so I had no choice but to cut myself off. I have been a staunch silent party since the beginning of the universe.
2. Remove the water. There will be a single arrow (peers), but since Wang Mo is a primary school student, there will be no obvious progress. Mo yearns for the prince, but still doesn't understand what love is. No cp before 16 years old.
3. I have seen Dazai Osamu's arrow against Mo in Red Persimmon. Since there is no follow-up, a similar plot will appear in this article.
4. Wang Mo is the confused character in the first season, with a growth line, original friends, and personal settings. There will be no intersection with Ye Luoli warriors. Because it was traveled through before. Returning will be a full-level Mo, directly solving the crisis in Wonderland.
Purpose: Reinterpret what it means to be a little girl and a big heroine.
Reader comments
Chapter 2 will be rewritten later.
In fact, I felt that the beginning was okay, but I couldn't stand it until the second chapter. I think Wang Mo's writing is quite good, but the main male character feels a bit OOC (it feels no different from the water prince, of course, if he is an otome, I won't say anything). I personally prefer the protagonist's growth line.
To be honest, when I read the first chapter, I thought it was about living in Yokohama, alone and homeless, and then being taken in by kind-hearted people, and experiencing some hardships to help me mature mentally (I thought the childish psychology described earlier was for this purpose, of course for elementary school students) Maybe a little cruel), and then the cruel reality makes the longing for home more and more heavy. Taking the initiative to find the way home, still maintaining a kind heart in adversity, and helping others by the way, it is probably that I grew up as a low-level person [changed] [changed] [changed]
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Chapter 2 will be rewritten later.
In fact, I felt that the beginning was okay, but I couldn't stand it until the second chapter. I think Wang Mo's writing is quite good, but the main male character feels a bit OOC (it feels no different from the water prince, of course, if he is an otome, I won't say anything). I personally prefer the protagonist's growth line. To be honest, when I read the first chapter, I thought it was about living in Yokohama, alone and homeless, and then being taken in by kind-hearted people, and experiencing some hardships to help me mature mentally (I thought the childish psychology described earlier was for this purpose, of course for elementary school students) Maybe a little cruel), and then the cruel reality makes the longing for home more and more heavy. Taking the initiative to find the way home, still maintaining a kind heart in adversity, and helping others by the way, it is probably that I grew up as a low-level person [changed] [changed] [changed]