Unfazed by Favors and Humiliations, I Watch the Flowers Blooming and Falling in Front of the Court; I Have no Intention of Leaving or Staying, and I Look at the Clouds Rolling in the Sky

As the pinnacle of dancing fantasy, Devil's Law's status in Western fantasy is unshakable. Recommended Category Western Fantasy Du Wei and Vivian's mutual dependence on the isolated island; Gandalf's decisive transformation into a dragon in the Storm Plains; the promise of unity expressed with a smile on the coup day. Destroy the northwest and establish the grassland. The foreign tribes went south and sent their troops. The mainland is peaceful, the king is critically ill, and the suspicion between the monarch and his ministers once again makes the undercurrent surge. After the death of the regent, a letter to Du Wei once again recalled the promise made by two unfavored young people on the day of the coup; "Du Wei, if you help me ascend the throne, I will make you a duke! I like tulips the most in my life... I will make you the Grand Duke of Tulips!! As long as my flag of thorns flies, tulips will never wither on this continent!!" I, Chen Austin, will make you a duke in my lifetime. I will never let you down! "The story slowly came to an end. The strongest people in the mainland gathered under the White Tower of the Royal Palace to face the final battle. Throughout the book, what the protagonist Du Wei yearns for most is freedom, and strength is the prerequisite for freedom. As power grows, so does responsibility, and freedom becomes increasingly elusive. Du Wei grew up step by step amid contradictions. In his heart, Du Wei only regards himself as a small person and has no big ideals. He just wants to live a stable, happy and prosperous life as a noble. Of course, he is happiest when teasing the little maids and so on! But fate forced Du Wei to become stronger step by step Vivian asked him to take on the responsibility of love. Gandalf's sacrifice made Duwei work hard to fulfill his last wish. After the coup, he was forced to break away from the family. After the coup was completed, he was canonized as the Grand Duke of Tulip. Du took on the task of protecting his own power and fulfilling his father's long-cherished wish: to shoulder the responsibility of the Luo Lin family. Precisely because Du Wei became stronger due to the pressure of responsibility, he also gained a touch of humanity that is rare for strong people. In the book "Devil's Law", the plot has ups and downs but no sense of suddenness. Du Wei had already experienced the power of the peak power when his strength was low. Subsequently, each enemy was far stronger than Du Wei, but with his wise mind (and wretched mentality), Du Wei saved the day from danger time and time again and continued to grow stronger. The author is thinking that if the third young master was allowed to write this book, Du Wei would probably have to study in a magic academy for a few years and struggle with academics, and then participate in the National Magic League to improve his status. Of course, we don't rule out Y("_")Y picking up a ring. It can be said that at that time, with the proliferation of white literature, this kind of plot was rare.