(Western fantasy, gender-bending, episodic style. A slow-burn, pure romance.)
Etemia had no idea what counted as an epic.
After transmigrating, all she wanted was a comfortable place to live, a hot bath every day, and maybe a snack from a street stall.
“But why do I know so many people?”
A broken princess longs for someone to catch her.
A saint trapped inside a shell yearns to be seen.
The dragons commit an act of usurpation against those of higher rank.
An exile who has lost her kingdom wants to find somewhere she can belong.
A demigod destroys herself in pursuit of her true self, while a devout believer dreams of becoming the savior of those in pain.
One after another, these people bring their epics and their scars into Etemia's life.
“I really am just an ordinary person.”
At the starting point of her journey, Etemia learns to wield a sword like the knights, sets off on a journey with her friends, and says things she cannot bring herself to explain.
She walks toward the one she loves, longing for her music and the flowers and plants growing in the courtyard.
And then.
She hears her own name in a verse of a bard's song.
I've read a few chapters and it seems pretty good. Keep it up!
The new cover isn't as cute as the old one.
The pace is a bit slow.
Update quickly, displaying the demeanor of an emperor.
Is the object of pure love Murina?