Hegemony Craze

Come on! Don't stay up late and pay more attention to your body.

Don't be too busy watching it. I'll enjoy watching it after accumulating more points.

Witch? After watching the beginning, I feel there is an inexplicable similarity with the movie "Let the Witch Go" that I am currently watching. I will watch it first.

I read a few chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. Are you a fairy when you meet her? Are you a fool to become a soldier? By the way, a witch who is discriminated against by everyone must have a very miserable life, even numb. Her physical condition must be very poor, she looks thin, and she was pushed to the ground and beaten wildly by a group of people. She looks miserable. She must have been beaten many times before even meeting her. How could such a miserable appearance and numb eyes be related to a fairy? I don't know what a fairy looks like, but I can at least describe it. For example, her skin is as crystal clear as jade, she doesn't eat the fireworks of this world, the smoke curls up, the snow is as white as frost, etc. It's incomparable to living in a plague-ridden town, a person who doesn't have enough to eat, is thin, doesn't wear well, lives in fear all day long, is even numb, and was pressed on the dirt just now and beat the girl. It's incomparable, brother the author. It's love at first sight. Let's not say anything. The girl who has been living at the bottom of society for a long time must have low self-esteem. When she suddenly sees a prince, she must be frightened and uneasy, or numb and disappointed with life. In feudal society, there is a gap in status and class. It's not like being nice to her and then falling in love at first sight. It's too ridiculous, isn't it? ? To sum up, that girl, a girl who lives in the lower class, lives in a small town where the plague is raging. She can't eat well, sleep well, is worried and frightened all day long. She was beaten in the mud by a group of people just now. Maybe this kind of beating is still a common occurrence. She saw a prince who saved her and fell in love at first sight. She ignored the status gap and had no psychological burden at all. She just felt that the witch had no love. If she was not a witch, then there would be no psychological burden? What about the thoughts of the feudal class? What about the difference in status, is there no burden at all? I just described the numb eyes of this girl, but the next day when I saw the prince, she immediately fell in love with him. She was not afraid at all, and she was completely calm. I couldn't accept it!