long story short he f**k every girl he see?
Don't know if it's story telling bad or writing the story is bad, for this novel
Why no update for this novel????
f*cking author is tripping!!!!
you're replying to a comment from a year ago
Waste of time...
Guys
Follow my example and give me 5 star reviews!
Just read it. It is amazing and it is awesome like me
And feel free to ask questions here I'll reply
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ofc I AM author I will give it good remarks
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I hope you like my novel as much as I do
What exactly is the "fantasy" aspect of this novel?
As a "fantasy weeb" myself, I'm at the stage where relaxing fantasy stories really hit the spot. Would this novel also fit in the genre?
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