I'm a God of War, Yet I Became a Princess's Guard

I deliberately took time out of my phone-free period to write this book review, just to move Shield Shield a little... Ahem, never mind what I said last sentence, let's get back to the point. To review this book, let's start with a downturn and then build positivity. How could it be so short? It ended after just a short while, even though it was so interesting. Men should last a little longer, right? (*^◎^*) Furthermore, in this book, I read about Shield Shield's repeated readings and careful consideration, resulting in a logically rich and vivid story. Even a friend who doesn't usually read novels started reading Shield Shield's novel very seriously after watching my novel for a while. He really put his heart into it. The plot is definitely not monotonous or boring, and the logic is quite smooth. If you're looking for battles...

In which chapter of the God of War does the princess learn his identity? Please tell me.

Can't water be condensed into water elements in the same way that fire elements are condensed?

Before, when I saw a girl on a cover, I would think she was the female lead; now... I think it's me.

Waaaaah

I booked a moving truck today, and got up at 4 AM to start packing and moving. I was busy until late at night and still wasn't finished. Plus, we switched to a new internet provider, so time was tight. Sorry for the late update. Fortunately, I managed to keep my promise before the deadline and didn't miss an update. Thank you for your subscriptions and support. Goodnight.

Upon closer inspection, the book title sounds just like "The School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard"—

This book was really good in the beginning, but it feels like it's lost its charm.

I feel this novel is a bit weak and boring.

The female lead's composure after learning the male lead's true identity was somewhat unexpected.