christina williams

i just read chapter 268 and that's it i don't care anymore i already don't like harem novel but I read it but hell nah I am reading it after christina she was the only shining light in this novel and hell I don't care anymore for whom would i read it now hell i don't know how many chapters I've been Waiting for ethan to die but mf got plot armour whenever he's about to die something divine happens and well I don't wanna read it after christina death it's just isn't worth it I had my problems with his harem because why do you need more girls when you have christina i can write thousand words why christina is best and arienella is good shyammal okay Ashlyn trash

similat novel starting now Stardom- Logan Williams !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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I read more than a hundred chapters, but I no longer have the strength and patience to read this work. I read, easily realizing the next development of the plot, because in most cases (up to 150 of some chapter) the canon is repeated, albeit with some change from Christina. Christina is a hero, as they can usually be. It was enough for me that Harry, Cedric and Christina, children who are no more than 14-17 years old, were able to escape from adult dark wizards, including Voldemort and his special friend, who is an ancient wizard, since the Founders of Hogwarts. Obviously, this should be a monstrously powerful wizard, but still yes. No one can overcome the power of the plot. In general, the work is nothing, if you do not care about logic and you are always for good, love and peace .... then this is for you, future readers! And I will go to rest, having read something more decent and natural.