The Returnee

Finished spreading flowers! Looking forward to more works

The priest and Xiaolu are really similar, and from the current description, it seems that they and the elves each have a place to protect (once), which can also be said to be their hometown. But Kelvin doesn't seem to have it at the moment. To be honest, I have always felt that his image is a bit familiar. When I started writing, I now think that he looks a bit like Chu Liuxiang in Gu Long's works, a typical prodigal son. But he was traveling freely and freely, so Kai probably didn't have any worries. He himself said that if he hadn't become a Paladin, he didn't know what he would have done. Moreover, the interpersonal relationships of the other three protagonists are already sufficient, but Kai is still a little behind. He is not familiar with his family, has traveled widely, and once had a lover, but what about his specific friends? It feels like it will be Kai's turn to lie down later, which is the royal city mentioned by the Holy Stone. Emmmm, maybe an important reason why I think he looks similar to Chu Liuxiang is that they are both very good at it. Maybe this is what veteran drivers have in common.

In fact, I have always felt that it is quite normal for the male and female protagonists in novels to have exes, especially when they live for a long time, and the relationship itself is also part of their growth experience. Of course, the premise is that you don't engage in bloody play. That would be very uncomfortable.

Okay, I'm here to write blindly (no Finished with flowers~ Lucille and Kelvin, two veteran drama stars, know what kind of fart the other is about to fart when they stick their butts out (not The black witch is too soft, so soft that I want to bald her, but she might be choked by the Dog Knight's Holy Sword. The fragrant and soft young lady is the best hehehe (dangerous statement) "I don't want to continue to be the paladin in the story who wanders around without a destination." This sentence is really sexy, as is the previous knight's declaration (you are my beacon, my guide, and my loyalty. This is probably what it means). Creatures like knights are really damn charming, blackened or not, gentle or unruly, wearing brilliance or falling into death, their firmness, self-discipline, forbearance, justice, or stubbornness, rigidity, silence, and paranoia. An excellent knight, when he follows you, is the most useful sword, and when he chases you, he is the most terrifying enemy, just like a hungry wolf that smells a wounded deer. He is not the most powerful predator in the snowy forest on a cold night, but he must be the most terrifying tracker: he finally found a safe haven and briefly relaxed his body that was exhausted during the day, but he didn't know where the beast in the shadow would pounce out from in the next moment. Maybe he can survive the night, maybe he can't. That being said, personally, the images of the two protagonists are more impressive than the world itself. It looks like a low-level magic fantasy with some high levels (?. This is the first time I have seen it with the original family as the starting point, but the impression is great. (Although the vampire and the priest are really not impressed) A large part of today's Master's status is due to the misfortune of the original family - using this as motivation to pursue the glimmer of morning light, trek through swamps and ice fields, and finally become the light. Lu's emotions are precipitated, wrapped in too much wind and frost, just like her field - black frozen soil, mixed with tiny flowers, with the simplicity and weight unique to the North. When I saw her saying goodbye to the Paladin at the end, I felt that it was unexpected and reasonable. It should be like this, and it should be like this. The Northland is the territory she created with her own hands, and it is also her inner destination. The people there are still waiting for the leader to return, so how can she abandon it at will? The Paladin is willing to return to the North with her, which is an unexpected surprise (not As for the Paladin, well... It feels more like a victim of family interests (as it should be), but his resistance is more subtle than that of the Master, not so fierce, but enough to draw a clear line. And he is not the kind of arrogant person with bright teachings on his face. This makes him very comfortable at the beginning. After all, he is an experienced (division) operator, although he is still a younger brother (?) In front of the Master. The thing that pokes me the most about this knight is that he is so smart. Well, if we look at this in modern times, he is probably someone else's boyfriend (no. I also want his younger brother, and the cub form of the Paladin feels so good that I didn't even want him to change back when I was reading those chapters (dangerous statement) Half-elf and priest, well..., The priest's ideological consciousness is too high, my attention is all on his preaching and fighting against the Chosen One..., The half-elf is always on the way to throw away the silver-leaf knife and on the way to throw away the silver-leaf knife (no. "There is no he in the world, only the protagonists are he." This sentence is very good. Just like the feeling of personal biography and world history, the stories of countless heroes are dotted with the fabric of history, and the people connect and fix these pearls. What we see is only the years seen by one person, while more invisible years are still sealed in the endless dust. Ps: The relationship between the God of Light and his followers really shocked me (dementia, jpg) Western Fantasy is awesome! Waiting to see my wife's new work

Self-proclaimed gods, or the highest followers of gods, commonly known as fanatics. It cannot be spoken, it cannot be argued, it cannot be persuaded.

Xiaolu: Shrimp and pork heart Paladin: If I had known, why were I so shy in the first place? How many good opportunities for in-depth communication were missed (?

As for the figure, when Wenchu ​​said she was a veteran, she was automatically replaced by a European-style royal sister with a thin waist and long legs. The paladin is the kind of person who is courteous on the surface but has a strong figure under the armor. Neither of them is short. Oh, watching the old driver flirting, the indifferent mother fetus casts an indifferent gaze (dog head). In addition, this tidal flat has the impression that it is rich in aquatic products but is not suitable for planting, and it feels a bit like a saline-alkali land (?)

I don't know why I feel like this "scumbag" is okay? It feels like I broke up with my ex-girlfriend amicably.

Xiaolu's character is really too good. Although procedural justice is indeed correct, she didn't expect that after experiencing something like that, she blamed herself for the immorality of her own handling methods. How can Xiaolu, who has never encountered anything good except Yinye, be so kind?

Oh my God, I'm a generation older... The Paladin doesn't want to call the mage aunt, right?