The Celestial Mage of Frieren

Fate doesn't even have proper methods for cultivating magic; it relies entirely on generations of wishful thinking to imagine magic clashing head-on in the world of Hibiscus King...

I don't watch it if there are multiple female leads 😎

There are no issues with the writing style, quality, or writing quality. However, in more serious cases, the main character doesn't resemble a main character at all, and almost disappears from some plot points. At the beginning of their adventure, when he and Frilian were on their own, he was definitely the main character, with dialogue, actions, and psychological descriptions.

Is it a crossover anime or just the world of Frillien?

Is the female lead single, multiple, or none at all? And who is the female lead? (No answer means I'm leaving; I don't want to waste my time here.)

You have readers who support single-female-lead stories, and you have readers who support multiple-female-lead stories. Taking a middle ground will only get you criticized.

Don't the monsters on Frilian's side slowly dissipate after they die? Where did they get the idea of ​​disposing of corpses? Judging from the dark dragon's horn at the beginning, it's probably a similar material drop.

Single or multiple? No answer implies no outline.

This book features a single female lead, Vlame, and I won't be including Frilian. Adding Frilian to this genre would feel a bit odd, and frankly, I'm not a big fan of elves with their long ears. However, I want to clarify that my choice of a single female lead is unrelated to any discrimination or community wars; it's entirely based on my initial outline.

A sweet-girl author, that probably means it's a single-female-lead story. If your writing isn't delicate, I'm going to have to torture you. 🙂