Solo Queue King [Western Crossover]

Bad news: it's Stitches Good news: It's all sewn up What a great write-up, Mrs., I am very satisfied, thank you for the hospitality~

I watched it again and realized I had watched it a few years ago. I have read them all, including the interstellar crematorium article. The crematorium is prettier than this one, and the reversal is more amazing. And Brother Ying can be an animal or a human being, a man or a woman, and he can be an outsider. It is very fragrant, even if it is just a little broth. Only after all the reversals are completed can we understand why the mother does not love the heroine. After all, the core has been changed. In the middle, I thought the male protagonist was the second princess, and then suddenly discovered that the second princess might be the father. It was not until the end that the mother was neither the mother nor the father, which made me very embarrassed. I felt that the heroine was being taken advantage of by Odin. However, in fact, a fight to save the kingdom of elves is not something that the heroine needs to pay. After all, the heroine is already very kind as an evil goddess.

Halfway through the second playthrough, I realized that I had forgotten the main plot and the male protagonist after watching it, so the twist was still very good. In addition, I was satisfied with actually getting Brother Ying. I like most of this large article, and there is nothing particularly shocking about it. I don't quite understand how some people criticize the heroine. She went on a trip and was killed by a bomb. From then on, her thoughts and actions were slightly different from ordinary people. I think it is reasonable. As for getting the beautiful big sister/Brother Ying, it was an unexpected blessing. As the daughter of Freya, she was plotted against by Odin Lao Yin B more than once because she did not receive education and lived as a human for long enough. If she had truly lived for a thousand years in the human world, I don't believe anyone could plot against the heroine. As the male protagonist, Naiya can change and really satisfy all kinds of imaginations. On the way of the female protagonist becoming stronger, he participated, but his presence is not too strong. I think this level of participation is just right, which is what I appreciate about this. She will not favor the male protagonist and write him to heaven and earth just because she wants to engage with him, nor will she let the female protagonist dwarf herself to please him. This is a good-looking novel for readers like me.

You did write the eagle as the male protagonist, and you are worthy of it.

Even as a newbie like me who only knows a few of the most famous K-type characters I also know that it is difficult to find bubbles (not)

So what happened to the others (and gods)... I'm so curious.

After reading two books, I think the author is probably a fan of tentacles.

I want to see Frey, from the Greek Apollo to the Warner Protoss, to the falling Morning Star, the God of Light is really good at touching people's hearts⊙_⊙

How should I put it, it feels like I have been fighting with Chaoying and suddenly lost touch... The writing is good. In the last few chapters, there are many nouns/names related to Norse mythology and Cthulhu, which somewhat affects understanding.

I stayed up late to read it. As a western fantasy book from the first to the second to the third... I wonder if you still remember me~ Now let's talk about my feelings. Most of the time I read the novel, I don't really think about it. As long as the logic of the character is online, I prefer to read the portrayal of the character. The interaction between the heroine and Brother A in the first book is very strong. The scene where the two play the piano is the author's best emotional drama in my opinion (of the three books, but there are not many western fantasy novels, so I won't add it yet). Comparing the first and second books, the progress is very obvious. First of all, the narrative is much clearer. Although the rhythm of the battle is still a bit out of control, the characterization of the battle is also improved to a higher level. It's great, I like it. The portrayal of several characters is also very good... Well, maybe it is because the male protagonist and the female protagonist have different positions in the emotional scenes in this book. There is not a strong sense of love between the two parties. After all, they are not human beings. To be honest, for an ordinary human like me, the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is not very understandable. This is not important. I think the best relationship between the characters is the orthopedic brother and sister X. Their feelings for the heroine are worldly, pure, persistent, and sincere... Maybe this is love, the kind of unreasonable love in life. The second is Loki's implicit kindness and protection for the heroine. There are also cute demons (the comedians here are number one, I love them so much, and they were beaten up by the heroine until they cursed). The Cthulhu Mythos is too cute (not in a derogatory sense), but this is the author's choice. Although I prefer the chaotic and overwhelming feeling of Cthulhu, the focus of this article is not here. All in all, it was very enjoyable to watch, although I didn't feel much about the connection between the male and female protagonists. But everything else is great. The author is as high-level as ever, I look forward to the next one! Always support you! Mua