[Male Lead] [Multiple Heroines]
Derrick transmigrated into the Western fantasy novel he wrote himself.
Worse, he became a cannon-fodder male supporting character who wouldn't survive three chapters.
"According to the original plot, the blonde maid I bought will gradually turn evil."
"She'll send me to the guillotine."
"And her true identity is my novel's heroine, Ellie, the princess of a fallen kingdom."
The good news: the maid princess hasn't turned evil yet.
Derrick resolves to be a good man, not a master.
The bad news: his younger brother and stepmother seem set on killing him.
Even more absurd, the princess seems to have taken a strange interest in him?
"Thanks for the black stockings."
"You peasant, what are you staring at? This princess was not spying on you while you bathed!"
Derrick screams inwardly:
Hey, hey, hey, this isn't how the story goes!
Aren't you supposed to set out one day to reclaim your kingdom?
And you, fox-eared girl, could you stop looking at me like that?
"Master... Adeline will do anything for you."
"Maybe another time."
And you, Saintess of the Church, could you please watch your image?
"May I investigate your secrets?"
"Saintess Ophelia, maybe next time!"
Enough! I'm not the hero of a harem novel!
I just want to save up enough gold and find somewhere safe to lie flat.
"Little minnow, call me Master."
"Your Highness, please put on your collar obediently."
But some people keep trying to kill me and even target the girls around me?!
Then I'll just have to play the hero, save the beauties, and beat the hell out of you!
Many years later, Derrick sits among a group of uniquely charming girls as they establish a rising new empire.
This is a rare male protagonist novel, I have to add it to my collection and support it.
In short, keep writing, author! I'll be inhaling this blast of air after military training 😶🌫️.
Author, can't the protagonist do what he wants? 😍 The protagonist seems quite repressed in the second volume...
Yes, this writing style is comfortable to read. 😌
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Zako
Hao Kan.
Did the author play in the dark zone?
Come on
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