For the sake of his fiancee, who suffers from an incurable disease, Levi enters the labyrinth city of Pandora alone.
He forms a party with a slender swordswoman who seeks glory, a foolish mage who is stubborn and self-centered, and an apathetic, indolent nun who does nothing.
This group of down-and-out adventurers, whom nobody believed in, successfully pushes through the Great Labyrinth to its sixtieth floor, bringing exploration into a new phase. Their story is worthy of song and tears: they achieve fame and fortune, and make their wishes come true.
After their successful adventure together, Levi decides to let go of his obsession, finish his journey, return home, and marry his childhood friend, whose legs aren't very nimble. The story should have ended with this happy ending.
But when his former captain appears before him and suddenly confesses her feelings, Levi realizes...
Things are starting to go wrong.
The women whose advances he keeps turning down are becoming more and more extreme in their thinking;
The little princess of the royal family, whom he takes on as a new client through work, keeps making some rather weighty declarations;
And the woman back in his hometown, who hasn't heard from Levi in a long time, decides to return to the place she hates, Pandora.
What's going on?
From beginning to end, all I wanted was to find the secret medicine, go back home, and get married.
I will subscribe to the entire stock once it's available. Your writing style is reminiscent of the early days of Pineapple Bun 10 years ago; the quality is excellent, and I have much to learn from you.
One question I have is why the male protagonist concealed his need for Eugenia to save people from his former teammates, instead of explaining it clearly. It's something that could be explained in a sentence or two; it feels like there's an unsettling, deliberate attempt to create conflict. If there are other unspoken reasons, then disregard what I've said.
Please put the essays at the beginning. For BLB (Baidu's online reading platform), do you need to scroll to the last page to follow the story? Will putting the essays at the end affect the reading progress indicator? Also, even if you've already scrolled to the last page, the updated content will still appear on that page, making it seem like you haven't updated at all.
The main characters in this book seem to be from a novel titled "After Facing Reality, They Went to the Crematorium of Chasing Their Husbands" 😰
Kid, you've been sticking with it throughout finals week, but now you can't connect anymore after finals week ends. [Sfem:3:295]
Honestly, I don't know who started this trend, but the current wave of people leaving the group doesn't feel like they're leaving at all. They've left, but they're still stuck in one place, arguing with the original members. The original group of people who left the team were supposed to go as far away as possible.
Did you get put into an intensive class because you didn't do well on the exam? [Sfem:3:313][sfem:3:313][sfem:3:313]
Oh, that's it? I was still finishing and enriching this chapter when I went back and read two more chapters and found everyone saying it was abandoned. Laughed, haha. No wonder there was no update notification in the upper right corner of the cover; I thought I'd read it sometime ago. In short, it's hilarious. [Sfem:3:318]
Sigh, the author's signature even says, "Can you read my novels for a lifetime?" How ironic.
I don't understand. This grade was pretty good, why was it cut off so suddenly?