A love story connected to A Mage's Apprentice, about a heartbroken woman sent into that world. Can she change Enleco's wretched fate? Can the course of history break free from the gods' control? There will be no battle between humans and gods, nor any over-the-top wish fulfillment. The protagonist may be able to change something, but in the end, a person is still a person, and she still has to find her own happiness. Frustrated by Enleco's weakness and bizarre fate, I somehow ended up writing this... The first few chapters may not differ much from the original work, and the protagonist won't have much of a role, but the farther the story goes, the greater her influence will become, and the more scenes she'll get... I just don't know whether anyone will be willing to keep reading... I don't think this book will be abandoned... I only hope everyone will enjoy it. Well, actually, I really like A Mage's Apprentice. I mean, I love it. But I was also frustrated by Enleco's half-dead state later on, so I thought of writing this. At first, I planned to make the protagonist a man, but as some readers pointed out, there really... isn't much room for a man to fit into this story. There are already several old hands in charge, and everyone has their own role... So how could he fit in? Better to write a female lead. She won't compete with Enleco for his wife, and women are generally more sensitive, so she should have an easier time surviving in such a restrictive situation than a carefree guy. So... um, I hope you'll support this. If you don't like it, there's nothing I can do... http://image.soso.com/image.cgi?w=d6sc=img6ch=s.p.res.detail6pid=p.nores.i6ic=one6imf=6scr=6ity=06id=76pg=1
This is the work of Yansulfur. Or are you the vest of Yan?
I was deeply impressed by The Magic Apprentice because I felt so much sympathy for the poor guy Enleco who fell in love with cross-dressing, and ended up dying of depression!
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This is the work of Yansulfur. Or are you the vest of Yan?
I was deeply impressed by The Magic Apprentice because I felt so much sympathy for the poor guy Enleco who fell in love with cross-dressing, and ended up dying of depression!