Has the Heroine Made Them Submit Today? [Western Fantasy]

Lan Lan who returns to her own world is really great. Looking back and seeing Lan "forced" to save the world, I don't know what to say (I want to feel aggrieved and curse for Lan). The world view is actually very big, but I didn't write too much about it. It would be good if I have the opportunity to write about Lan's adventures in the future (although it is a bit sad)

I really, really have nothing to say. After reading this chapter, I originally thought that the protagonist had some restrictions, such as not being able to interfere with the fate of others. It is a very common setting, but in the next chapter you will directly give money, so why were they bystanders before? The meaning of this twelve-year-old girl's appearance is to die, and then promote the relationship progress of the male and female protagonists, right?

"Can a procrastinator also be a male protagonist?"

It's been seven months, madam, can you write the paper next year? Please, look at the child! My wife's writing is really inspiring. I saw this serialized book before in high school, and I was shocked. However, I had no money to buy the original version, so I could only read the pirated version. But now that I have money, I paid back all the money I spent and read it again. I really, really like the great writing style.

What should I say, I felt very mixed after reading it. Just from this setting, traveling to another world to save the world, very realistically speaking, both the female protagonist and the male characters, like the puppets on the stage, are controlled by a thread of fate. A person in a peaceful world and a society ruled by law, without any preparation, passively came to a strange world, and then experienced various difficulties, mental pain and sexual pain. Has anyone asked the heroine her wishes? Although from Jin Jin's point of view, the heroine has always been the one who defeated fate, but what I want to say is that if you don't travel through time, nothing will happen. Who cares about this kind of fate? To put it nicely, it means victory, but to put it worst, if you can't bear it, you will always have to be under this kind of endless torture. Just to save the world and then sacrifice the heroine, what does this world have to do with the heroine? Letting you travel through time to save the world still seems to give you a feeling of a gift from fate. Isn't it time to mention the pain? In fact, there is no need to suffer these hardships. Because I can't see the initiative of the heroine, especially at the end, I feel that everything is under the control of the goddess. The heroine did not jump out of this chess game or this stage. She did not get the respect she deserved. The gods are really arrogant and wantonly toying with the fate of mankind. Including the ending line, I actually think it would be very abrupt and twisted for the heroine to accept them being together. I was not moved because the characters were not free and were pushed to the ending by a predetermined fate line. But I am also very grateful for letting me see this story. What cannot be denied is that the author really spent time and effort on it. This cannot be denied. I've actually seen a lot of settings like this, but this is the first time I've had this thought. It's not that the author's writing is not good, I just feel that this story lacks the vitality of the characters and the touching feeling.

Is Mary's death really so light, just to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists?

It's still a very enjoyable light novel when I look back on it after a few years.

When will you be baptized?

Damn it, as a heroine, she doesn't have any golden fingers

The male protagonist is angry because "I want to date you but you only want to hire me." It is obvious that the astrologer has a crush on Lan Lan at this time. He probably thought that Lan Lan cared about him before and then attacked himself. After it was over, he found that Lan Lan just wanted to surrender to him.