(Male protagonist) (Multiple female leads) (Harem)
Alete served his vampiress for ten whole years.
For ten years, he looked after her, bathed and dressed her, and went on adventures with her. He even became a one-trick specialist in a useless class for her sake.
He was even willing to risk his life to hold off their pursuers and keep her safe.
And yet, the young lady still seemed rather cold toward him.
Even so, Alete never gave up. He helped her at any cost, asking for nothing in return, until he "died" in a dungeon during a mission and was picked up by another witch.
To repay her, Alete became the witch's knight.
But now the young lady regrets it and has come back with her former teammates to bring him home?
"Alete! I was wrong before. I won't treat you like that again! You don't have to be my servant anymore. Just be my teammate. Please, come back!"
"Little knight, you don't need that former master anymore, right? You have me now, and that's enough. Go tell her who you belong to now."
"I'm sorry, Miss. Please stop chasing me."
"I've already sworn my loyalty to them."
😨😨😨😨The female lead was born into a very high level.
As a reader who enjoys Western fantasy, I'd like to share my opinion. I feel there's something strange about the world-building. The idea that heavily armored knights are the weakest class seems unreasonable, because based on the situation, someone who can wear heavy armor wouldn't have a bad physique, let alone walking and fighting in it.
The writing is alright, but the biggest flaw is that the female lead has a character named Melo who is a counter-skill user.
Vivian was perfectly normal before, so why did she suddenly start acting up after seeing Flavia exchange a few words with the male lead? She didn't even bother to ask about the misunderstanding before having a fit of her own rage; it felt like Vivian was being forced into a dramatic turn.
Well, to be honest, I think I can understand the author's writing strategy. The male protagonist definitely can't just smoothly get together with Vva, otherwise the other harem members can't join. But Vva's current image... From my perspective, it's impossible to bring her back to the main storyline. She's a pure CS villain. Unless some third-party demon possesses her later, how can Vva return to being a good character? Besides, the male protagonist has already resolutely cut off contact with Vva; why would he reconnect with her later?
Why is the cover featuring the Great Black Tower?
VVA's approach of deliberately torturing people is a bit too much. You could support collecting them all, but there's no need to go for the hard part.
Cute cat
It's so sweet it's cloying!
Teacher Xianze, we respect and love your dental work.