I, Lina Elste, am the only Ninth-Rank Mage on the continent, and the strongest one at that.
I earned my position through intelligence, and the research mindset I developed over more than a decade in my previous life only adds to it. You could say there's no magic in the world I can't understand. Except him, of course, that Hero I can't even begin to describe.
That guy
He's not normal. Absolutely not normal!
Why can he fly freely without using any magic at all?
That's neither scientific nor magical!
Walking through walls is spatial magic, but why does he get stuck in the wall?! Won't it collapse?! Won't he die? Is he a monster?
And time, why does it feel like time is being adjusted?
He's ridiculously perverse and acts with no logic whatsoever. He deserves to be called the very definition of abstract.
The worst part is when he makes a move like he's going to hug me, only to pass right through me using spatial magic. Is that kind of prank supposed to be funny?
He doesn't want to touch me or talk to me. He does inexplicable things, even things that wear down my sanity.
This is it!
This is
I reached out and grabbed him, facing that face of his, a masterpiece of abstract art.
My Hero.
Let's go back to the save point.
I haven't read much of it, even less than the one about the shrine maiden, but my collection can't compare to the previous one anymore (sigh).
When will the protagonist travel back in time and use the Great Thunder to severely oppress the male lead? Although I find it very interesting now, it's mainly for the novelty. Personally, I think it would be more in line with the current trend of novels if the protagonist could also travel back in time to the male lead's world. Or perhaps the protagonist could travel through time, but only for a short time; that would make the novel more interesting.
It's such a shame that they're not popular.
It's so well-written! Seeing the protagonist grow step by step is truly heartwarming; it feels like raising a daughter.
It has a bit of a Japanese light novel feel, but there are too many characters and the dialogue is too chaotic. Each character's personality hasn't been well developed yet, and with so much dialogue, it's confusing to read. The first dozen or so chapters were also quite incomprehensible.
Well… the hero and Lina need to quickly realize that the other side needs to be a living, breathing person, okay? 🥰🥰
The combination of an NPC female protagonist's perspective, first-person narration, and abstract elements—even the male protagonist's face will shock your brain. Readers might need to test their brainwaves, but Da Xi's writing is sure to be excellent.
I'm curious whether the story moves from the protagonist's world to the male lead's world, or vice versa, or if it's truly just a game world. Also, is it a single-female protagonist story or a harem?
They couldn't hold back anymore; even the stroller they were using was taken away.
It's really good, but I'd like to confirm again whether it's GE or BE.