Complete. Welcome aboard~ Our Saniwa is a little one who adores children, and it's all too easy for shameless tantos from other citadels to lure him away (Wait, don't sharpen yourself, Kashuu). Our Saniwa likes swords who act cute and coquettish. That shameless tachi who keeps saying "my child" and "Father" actually pretends to be a tanto! (You little rascal, I'm talking about you.) Every time our Saniwa goes out, he charms everyone and has a beauty on each arm, leaving us to weep miserably by candlelight until dawn.
As a tsukumogami serving a princess, I have to deal with blades who try to steal my Saniwa from me every day. A tsukumogami serving a princess is either a tanto or like one. If you have no Saniwa, you look down on me; if you do, I'm out of your league. As a tsukumogami serving a princess, you can't casually make a wish, or it might just come true (Urashima Kotetsu: No, no, Princess, I'm afraid of water. I don't want to go to the Dragon Palace).
Ah, it's such a bother. But what can I do when my Saniwa is so wonderful? Most importantly, when I tell you how wonderful my Saniwa is, you can't be his sword. I'm so happy I could float away in a flurry of blossoms...
A few things up front:
1. Love to all you darlings. Please leave a comment and shower me with affection.
2. The author has mountains of headcanons and a huge imagination. I often change settings and get caught up in everyday life.
3. No angst, only sweetness. The protagonist is a little too perfect, and the author can turn any blade into candy.
Important note: I won't torment any blade that's in my own Sword List, because they're so, so adorable. I hope all the kind people who've been hurt can find healing from a gentle older lady (crossed out: big sister), and I hope all the swords are happy, unbound by the past and unfixated on the future, cherishing the present. I write these stories out of love. If you think the swords are out of character, then the swords in my citadel must be the cutest.
Theme:
Hmm, secretly, can you replace "Disciple Rules" with another work? First, the number of words in "Disciple Regulations" is very small. The whole book only has a total of more than 1,000 words. Secondly, although "Disciple Rules" has a good name, the content is actually relatively ignorant. It basically teaches people to be foolish, filial, think less, and be obedient slaves. Only in compliance with the rule of the Qing government can they stay (well, yes, this book is a work only in the Qing Dynasty, and the author himself has no strength. The official is bought, and the diploma is a scholar). Well, in fact, there are many such works that are deceptive starting from the name. Just like Xingshi Hengyan, at first glance I thought it was a fable, but in fact the cars in it are very wild. Personally, I think it would be better to change to another book. Or copy the Tao Te Ching? The word count is over 5,000. But it seems that after copying it, it will fly even more and become Pipihe Plus. Or Hasebe copied the anthology, and he copied the entire book? The entire Analects of Confucius has more than 15,000 words. It will definitely be fun to copy.
What is this plan to do?
When I think about the polarization and dwindling values of the short swords in the national server now, my heart aches to the point that I can't breathe. I want to polarize the little daggers in the sky! (Sad and angry) And Hotarumaru is still so powerful.
I feel a little fatter after polarization
First. ? Can swordsmiths also be polarized?
In the end, they can no longer be related. . .
That's really a pity. In order to protect my liver, I don't do it often because I'm not European enough.
Come on come on(??????)?? Come on It brings out a little bit of warmth.
Come on, come on, come on (??????)?? Come on
Come on, come on, come on, it's good.