The Invincible Hero appeared on a female-focused comics app without warning, provoking the fury of countless users.
The reason was simple:
The Invincible Hero was an out-and-out male-oriented novel.
After transmigrating, the male lead kept building a harem and relied on the abilities of all those women to conquer the world.
Among them, the first female lead, Edith, was the character users were most frustrated with.
In The Invincible Hero, she was royalty with the strongest ability and should have been a born ruler.
Sadly, she was gentle and obedient, respecting her father above all before marriage and the male lead above all afterward. Not only did she give her ability to him, she also took good care of every woman in his harem.
Only the first chapter of the comic had been released. Users clicked in, ready to flood it with bad reviews until it was taken down.
In the final panel, Edith, golden-haired and violet-eyed, as beautiful as a goddess, said, "I don't want to marry. I won't marry him."
Huh...?
Wasn't the original plot that Edith fell in love with the male lead at first sight and insisted on marrying him?
User A commented: If you don't want to marry him, run away! With Edith's ability, she could survive even in the Dark Forest!
The comic immediately updated with its second chapter.
In the first panel, Edith looked up, bewildered, and asked, "Is that okay? Can I really run away from my wedding?"
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Edith thought the world was terribly unfair.
When her brother awakened his ability, his reward was inheriting the throne. When she awakened hers, her reward was marrying a stranger.
Edith didn't want to marry.
But everyone told Edith this was right and honorable. She was sure to give birth to a boy who could inherit her ability.
Until one day, Edith saw a line of text appear in the air, telling her to run away from her wedding.
Later, there were more and more messages.
They said: Edith, there's no shame in being afraid, but you have to try facing your fear and defeating it.
They said: Edith, if you don't like this world, then go change it.
They encouraged her, guided her, and stayed by her side.
Finally, they said: Edith, from now on, you get to make the rules of this world.
The Invincible Hero?
No, it's Edith's Kingdom.
Theme: Strive to survive
