At the end of the century-long holy war, the gravely wounded Garcia was transported by his companions to an unfamiliar world...
Here, there are no gods, no magic or monsters, and no ruthless struggle for survival. There is only a group of young people striving for their dreams.
And so the story begins.
In a word: a Western dragon's journey through the world of Prince of Tennis.
All right, I admit it. I've always had a wicked fascination with dark, thrilling things like raising someone and human-beast relationships, and that's how this story came about.
If you think it's pretty good, leave a comment. If you think it's worth continuing, please add it to your favorites. Thanks!
One update a day, at noon.
No insulting language or personal attacks.
One more thing: If there's a particular prince you'd like to see, or a plotline you have in mind, leave a comment after the prologue.
Would you prefer more fantasy or more realism? Let me know in a comment on the first chapter.
The story takes a while to warm up...
And, my dear beauties, you know how it is: you get used to the shocking parts after a while. (*^^*)
Theme:
This is the second time I've read it. The writing is very good, but the Chinese Taoists are too disturbing. In fact, in my mind, Chinese Taoism follows nature and the unity of nature and man is the most unique philosophical concept. These people have not realized the true meaning of the world after living for so long. No matter how high their magic skills are, it is difficult for them to be respected.
"Garcia! In fact, you don't have to have a baby in the bedroom." Mr. Minister, what you said is outrageous. You are actually just a coquettish person...
Why is the author still here? This is where I got stuck last year. Why is there no more information????
Ah no. . . Actually, I really want to ask the author, what does Yue Ren's so-called desire to fly mean. . .
I haven't rated it yet. I'll give it ten points if I can.
Yes, it would be great if you could see Minister Apple and Little Silver Dragon's baby.
Oh, why doesn't Mao write more?!?! I want to see it, I want to see it!
I don't remember when I finished watching it. . . Now take away the finished one, haha
I just suddenly felt that the names of the characters in this were so difficult to pronounce that I really couldn't remember them. . .
I picked it up and it looked good from the comments.