
The Twin Cities: I Became the Twin Sisters' Real Dad
双城:我成了双姐妹亲爹
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- Game Otherworld
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I was originally going to ask what their father's hair color would be if the pink-haired and blue-haired girls were sisters, then I suddenly realized that's Ram and Rem, so never mind.
Since you're treating them like your own father, can I be your son-in-law? 🙂
Republic of Zaun No faction Lynn•Olet Zuan Restoration Government authoritarian democracy Next general election: June 980 National Policy: The Dawn of a New Nation Lynn•Olet [ ] The head of the Republic of Zaun Lighthouse in the fog Daily political points +0.10 Stability +15.0% Lynn Ori was born in 940 into a poor family in Zaun.
Author, your book title... It's practically unrelated to the content... The book itself is good, but the title is terrible.
Actually, I have an idea. If we're going to add a female lead later on, we could choose Syndra. She's powerful enough anyway. We could say that the dead wife was an incarnation of her thoughts, appearing because she desperately wanted to break the seal. Add Syndra's breaking the seal to her longing for her daughters, and since the Ionian spirits reject her, just send her directly to Zaun. This way, you'll have a high-end combat presence, and you can also bring Zaun up (physical).
There's another book next door that also writes about the "Zu'an Revolution," but it explicitly states that it unites with the proletariat and rejects all capitalists, yet its theory is questionable. I couldn't continue reading after a while... This book is much better.
I doubt he'll become a eunuch, right? (The data isn't great, I'm a little worried.)
The most thorough part of the Twin Cities storyline is a bottom-up purge and a southward move to control the mountain range from Kumangra to Kumangra, gaining strategic depth. Logically, these areas should be within Piltover's sphere of influence, and Piltover's explorers have already ventured deep into the rainforest of Ishtar, but this is not shown in the League universe or the storyline.
I've read at least eight or ten novels with protagonists named Lynn or something like that. Are you all terrible at coming up with names?
Are the people fools? Uncivilized animals? Doesn't your writing defy logic?