Fairy Tail: Smiling Toward Hope

I read it by accident, but I didn't expect it to be a book about a female channel. My first heroine novel was actually dedicated to Fairy Tail 😭😭 Although the style is very different from the novels I have read before, the writing is still very interesting. It's nothing out of the ordinary, come on.

It's the first time I've seen such a beautiful brother-in-law cp original female article I hope to see the story of their adventures in the hunter world in the second season

I really like reading stories about female protagonists. I just discovered this book.

Zeref and the first generation are CP, you are a mistress 😁

The paddling is a bit serious. There are some things that can be avoided in the space magician, such as the wind and magic wall. You have to find someone and then dig a hole and teleport directly. Anyway, the first seat will not be lost. I have watched an anime called Fertile soil. The male protagonist is very powerful in space teleportation. When two portals merge into one, they can send out shock waves. It's better than the space blade. Even Lanti's zooming in and out is better than the space blade. I can't figure out what the space blade does. It should be able to cut space if it doesn't hit people. What happens if it hits people? The reference for space magic is Minerba and Lanti. If you just paddle water without doing anything, you might as well develop a space gate and wander to other planes.

What the hell is this writing about? To forcefully show off your presence and create an original 10-year-old wood dragon-slayer brat. In this brat and six devils chapter, he uses his screams to defeat cobras? Forced to steal the fire dragon scene. And isn't the Jellal that Wendy was talking about the Miston Gang? The heroine told Elsa before that Miston Gang and Jellal looked similar, but why did Wendy clearly say that Jellal she met when she was a child was carrying a staff and both of them were selectively deaf? Still pretending to be a mistress, she robbed Zeref 🙂 Tianxiu

Nothing has changed from the original work, so don't take credit for it, right? Take Tenrou Island, for example, or the growth of Natsuzu. It's the same whether there is a female protagonist or not. Why do you like to take credit for yourself so much? The attitude is a bit disgusting.

It's rare to see such beautiful fan fiction. It's really not easy.

A completed Fairy Tail book😍😍

The best novel I have ever read with a female protagonist