The Brave Woman Disguised as a Man Doesn't Want Me to Quit the Team

It's still hard to understand why she is not said to be a woman disguised as a man, and it seems like there is something very heavy behind it. I originally thought that the protagonist would learn the truth at the right time and then turn into a daily love life in another world. However, it seems that it will take until the male protagonist falls in love with the "male" hero before he suddenly finds out that he is a woman. It reminds me of the Korean drama "Coffee Prince No. 1" Starring Yoon Eun-hye that I watched before. The author's writing style is good, but unfortunately for me, a traditional lover of men and women, it is tasteless and a pity to discard.

Is it popular nowadays to have book titles with a lot of Chinese characters?

Cwm has a bad book "Kick Me, Lord Brave" which is almost the same as this one

After reading a few chapters, the names are a bit complicated, and I feel a little dizzy. To be honest,

If the hero is a very shy elder sister priest who disguises herself as a man; if the protagonist is a blond and blue-eyed little mage elf who comes out to practice; if the supporting role 1 is a black-skinned female warrior who lost her daughter; if the supporting role 2 is the protagonist's half-brother but the mine archer sister who often uses the protagonist to generate electricity. Arrangements are made for daily madness, heterogeneous comrades who want to abduct the protagonist to complete the god-summoning ritual, and various medieval nobles who use their wits. In addition, Tiantian Riddler is the main god of chaos over there, and the extremely steady but quite upright and shy villain, the Evil God Archduke. Master Tao, isn't this done? Hee hee hee hee

An elf who has lived for more than a hundred years after time travel behaves like a teenager. Even if you are an elf who has just come of age over a hundred years old, a human soul over a hundred years old is really fun to watch, and it will become boring if you watch too much.

Pineapple Bun has a book with a similar setting. Today is also the day I want to quit the team. It's pretty good-looking, but it's a bit lagging in the later stages.

The more beautiful something is, the stronger the pain, grief and anger will erupt at the moment it is broken, coupled with the feeling of powerlessness, ah, absolute killer.

In Chapter 357, the place name in the penultimate paragraph is wrong, there are two Yggdrasils

Damn, west Huan's name is always hard to remember.