The Phoenix and the Frost King
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In a world where elemental magic defines both power and identity, a fiery warrior woman, Emberlyn, is forced into a political marriage with the enigmatic and icy Frost King, Kael, to end a centuries-long war between their kingdoms. Their union is meant to symbolize peace, but their opposing powers—fire and ice—make their relationship volatile and fraught with tension. As they navigate their uneasy alliance, they uncover a darker threat that could destroy both their kingdoms, forcing them to confront their prejudices, fears, and growing feelings for one another.

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...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................The author jammed a hundred chapters worth of story development in 32 chapters?If you’re going to steal a novel, atleast do it with a bit tact???u200d♂️
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The only unique thing is the new concept of the system, other things like world background and plot are nothing new and even quite lame to a certain extent, I'm not fond of harem and early romance, so when the mc entangles with women right in the first several chapters, I got turned off instantly. Not my cup of tea.
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I don't often actively try to rate novels, thinking that they will eventually come around and later released, however this novel is quite outstanding compared to all the others I have read. It has all the aspects of a non-repeatable adventure; you get the feeling that everything is fantastically realistic, an MC who thinks carefully before he acts, but is not too cautious: capable of even doing the craziest things that will help him survive (although he doesn't do anything that goes against he moral principles)The world building is also quite extraordinary, nothing is alike and everything is very fun to read about. The author reveals and conceals all the necessary details so as to keep the reader engaged.Overall it is a great pick to read with an amazing writing and translation quality.???
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I like this story, I hope the author will continue to be enthusiastic in his work.Sakamoto has quite an image of my life in the past and is very inspiring ...
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"Nothing. We just came to the park for a change in scenery. Your displays of affection are against school policy Emika Uki," Oneka-senpai said as she looked at me.
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[But we have no interest in killing him?... ] I asked in confusion as my fingers lightly tapped on the table.
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