She is the eldest daughter of the Echizen family, known throughout the martial world as the Violet-Clad Fairy. (All right, I admit it’s corny, but it’s all I could think of. I’m just a student.) She learned martial arts from her father, Echizen Nanjiro, and at twelve roamed the martial world with his adopted son, Echizen Ryoga. (Or maybe “went sightseeing” would be more accurate.)
He is the Echizen family’s little one. (The youngest son, teehee… Everyone: Get lost!) At fourteen, he was sent by his father to learn martial arts at the Seigaku school. (In reality, he was forced!)
There are three most famous schools in the land today: Seigaku, Hyotei, and Rikkai.
This story is a work written for fun: I’ve transplanted "The Prince of Tennis" into ancient times. Also, because the demonic cult is running rampant, the three schools will come together, and Ryoma’s older sister will appear then. Since she’s the protagonist, Ryoma’s entry into the school is only briefly covered at the beginning.
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Um, I really don’t know how to write in that flowery style. It’s so frustrating!! My brain cells are nearly all dead!!
For martial arts moves and the like, I’ll refer to some wuxia novels, and so on.
I think this song’s style is close to the story’s, and I really like it. It’s the theme song for "The Story of Saiunkoku"! I’ll include it in every chapter except Chapter 11. Lately, I’ve been especially fond of this song.
Premise:
Well, it was too simple in the end!!!!!! Author SAMA~
I squirted, and when I saw the ending, I almost kissed my computer with a mouthful of blood.
Everyone is happy, a happy ending! What a ghost ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
I hate you so much You actually ended Tezuka-sama's story like this (gritting teeth)
Sanada's words should be "too lax", right? "It's too careless" is Tezuka's fault, right?
I suddenly feel like pulling out your article and continuing it. Snow, you shocked me so much
I'm really sorry, Jiu'er cried. Snow, but for the sake of giving the hero to Tezuka, I will let you go.
This article of yours seems strange to me after reading it several times.
Um... I didn't realize it for a moment... It turned out to be an ancient drop, Khanna
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