Queen's Armor

In the first few pictures, the male protagonist clearly knows the true identity of the female protagonist, and the female protagonist also asked why he didn't tell her, and always asked the female protagonist to give him authority. Why should he? He's so big-faced. He hates the kind of I-do-it-for-you-not-tell-you kind of thing the most. Why does the female protagonist like him just because of the first person he meets? Don't say that he saved her. If it weren't for the queen, he would save someone. This kind of man is really disgusting.

The male protagonist has been taking advantage of the female protagonist's power

On his own, he doesn't understand anything about each other. Don't say that he helps the heroine. In fact, it's okay without him. The escort team is always there.

This is a good book, worth collecting, and well written.

The writing style is special, making me feel the wonderful first love, but it is not ridiculous at all. PS I think the male protagonist is a perfect partner~

I really like this book, it gives people hope and happiness. But today I saw the follow-up to Three Colors Kindergarten, and suddenly I felt like I had no faith and was a little confused.

This book is okay, not a classic