"Son of the Rune" has entered a new world, a new background, and Pig's Knuckle has also begun a new journey. The first 120,000 words of this book are not very good, but in the end, Ah Mu feels that there is some progress. I hope everyone will give it a chance and read it carefully. I will definitely not let you down. Ah Mu would like to thank you.
I would like to state again that if you ask for comments and comment posts, they will all be refined.
The new book "I'm Not Mine", which is completely written in random and is intended to vent, has been uploaded. Brothers and sisters who are interested can check it out. There is a portal in the work recommendation on the left.
"Children of the Rune" (Children of the Rune) is a series of fantasy works by Korean female writer Quan Minxi. Children of the Rune was originally written by Quan Minxi for Softmax's "Four Leaf" online community, and then developed the settings into novels. In 2002, it had sold 180,000 copies in South Korea and was selected as the most popular fantasy novel in South Korea in 2002. It is known as the Korean version of "Harry Potter". Rune Children has been translated into Traditional Chinese and Japanese. The Traditional Chinese version of Rune Children was published by Gaia Culture* and has sold more than 500,000 copies in South Korea. Later, Nexon cooperated with Softmax and adapted it into the online game "Tales Weaver". The current series of Runechildren is "Winterfrost Sword" and the second one is "Demonic"
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"Children of the Rune" (Children of the Rune) is a series of fantasy works by Korean female writer Quan Minxi. Children of the Rune was originally written by Quan Minxi for Softmax's "Four Leaf" online community, and then developed the settings into novels. In 2002, it had sold 180,000 copies in South Korea and was selected as the most popular fantasy novel in South Korea in 2002. It is known as the Korean version of "Harry Potter". Rune Children has been translated into Traditional Chinese and Japanese. The Traditional Chinese version of Rune Children was published by Gaia Culture* and has sold more than 500,000 copies in South Korea. Later, Nexon cooperated with Softmax and adapted it into the online game "Tales Weaver". The current series of Runechildren is "Winterfrost Sword" and the second one is "Demonic" Author, be careful