The notorious "White Calamity," Aifujie, took in a maid while she was imprisoned. According to the bards, the maid was graceful and mysterious, with a shapely figure and skin like snow. She was one of the most beautiful girls in the city.
Yet the maid, Weierni, was still fretting over her assignments...
"Go adventuring with a beast-eared loli? No way! I don't want to do anything embarrassing with her in the forest!
Learn archery from a wood elf girl? She's over 200 years old, and still... Hey! Don't shoot me!
Agree to a date with the lord's daughter? No way! The lord won't let me get away with it!"
But for the sake of her mistress's escape, Miss Weierni should keep serving those girls.
The romance in this book is bizarre; the harem members are all inexplicably throwing themselves at each other, it's completely illogical. But what does that have to do with me? I'm just a perverted guy who enjoys risqué content. I hope the author keeps up the good work and speeds things up!
I think I understand now; the author is either making a suggestive joke, or on their way to making one.
The relationships between the characters are too casual. Although it is indeed a yuri story, there is no clear romantic subplot. It feels more like promiscuity than a harem.
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Start writing after 600,000 words
The author should update this book; I feel it's better than the Fox Girl one.
From the extra chapter
Tomb sweeping (Speaking of which, even though I've put so many books on the market and then abandoned them, the authors just died while I was writing them, and all the money was wasted)
Oh! A yuri without the transformation tag, is she purely yuri?! I'll save this for later.
The maid does everything when there's work to be done, and does nothing when there's nothing to do.