Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

After listening to Stella and Damian's rational analysis, Lucas still refused to believe it and chose to enter the same illusion once again.

After he came out, he was mentally broken.

"Isn't this supposed to be a sweet romance? Why is the male lead so calculating? And why doesn't the female lead really love him? She's just using him!"

This time, it was Damian's turn to speak: "Because they are all normal people. They may have liking things, but that's not their whole life."

“No, I have to go in again,” Lucas gritted his teeth and entered the illusion once more.

This time, Stella and Damian didn't accompany him.

Although the storyline in the illusion is wonderful, it would be difficult for anyone to experience it a third time after watching it carefully twice in a short period of time.

Damian found a place to sit down: "Stella, the story I read in the book before wasn't like this. Did you change it?"

Stella paused on a leaf beside him: "I only made a small suggestion, which the elders adopted and improved."

Damian gave a thumbs up: "Well done. I found it strange when I was reading the book, where do so many people in the world come from who would risk everything for love?"

Stella nodded in agreement and suggested, "Let's show that book to Lucas later. He's too sentimental and too easily blinded by love."

“Okay, leave it to me,” Damian winked playfully with his right eye. “He won’t have the chance to see the book for at least this year.”

Stella, seeing that it was still early before Lucas came out, took Damian with her to find the elder to give feedback on their experience in the illusion.

After they had finished talking, Lucas came out, looking resentful, and suggested, "Isn't it good to just have a sweet romance? Why do we have to mix so many other things into it?"

"Can't there be a fantasy world where players can immerse themselves in the sweet atmosphere of romance?"

The elder stared at Lucas for a long time, then told him in a very regretful tone, "We haven't developed any other types yet."

Upon returning home, Lucas resolved to write his own sweet love story, but unfortunately, his initial readers were only Stella and Damian.

They praised the excellence of Lucas's work, while seemingly casually pointing out some illogical points.

Lucas wanted his work to be perfect, so he naturally made changes, but in the end he found that it didn't make sense, it just didn't make sense.

It's so hard to find a perfect love that's also grounded in reality!

Even if Lucas's mentor couldn't stand it and told him that a love story doesn't need to have absolutely perfect logic, Lucas still couldn't resist making changes.

So although he wrote a lot, in the end, he only had Stella and Damian as his readers.

The Elf King's response was to praise Stella and Damian for doing a good job.

Elf race can have elves who yearn for love, but there can never be any love-struck elves who are blinded by love and unable to see the truth behind it.

The Elf King feared that the man might be unable to resist taking action first, so he nipped the risk in the bud.

With the Elf King's tacit approval and support, Stella approached the elders once again.

The elven elder smiled when he saw her: "Stella, do you have another brilliant idea?"

Stella said, "We can only observe illusions; they still feel somewhat unreal. Could we imagine ourselves appearing in that world and living as one of its characters?"

The elven elder thought for a moment and said, "It's very difficult, but we can try to study it."

Stella interpreted these words as basically saying "go back and wait, and we'll be able to play together soon," so she couldn't help but feel hopeful.

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The inauguration ceremony of the God of Law, Raf, took place as scheduled.

When Stella went with the Elf King, the children who played with her were mostly the same ones, but their status in the group had changed.

The biggest change was in Daniel, who went from being an equal to the other children to being bossed around.

This was naturally due to Eugene's death, the lack of a successor in their family, and the backlash from their failure to successfully promote Erwin to power.

Fortunately, Eugene had only recently passed away, and his family still held a certain status. The other children weren't too harsh on him, so Daniel remained among them.

After leaving the banquet hall, Stella hid herself in the Elf King's hair to rest, too lazy to fly any further herself.

But you can't blame her for that; there are only a few kids, and each of them is cunning.

Stella had to maintain her public persona while being careful not to reveal any information about the elves.

After such a battle, it's only natural that Stella, as a young fairy who can still be willful, would hide with the Elf King.

The Elf King was walking alone on the road. Stella, who was holding his hair and was dozing off, heard Raff's voice.

“Your Excellency Elf King,” Raff called out to him, “am I now honored to be your friend?”

“Of course,” the Elf King replied, “as long as you do not betray our friendship, you will always be my friend.”

Ralph's voice suddenly rose: "Of course I won't betray you, I swear!"

Ralph lowered his voice again and said, "You'll find that I'm different from Eugene."

Stella suddenly woke up.

Why did Lav suddenly change his attitude so much?

Stella quietly brushed a strand of hair aside to get a better look at herself.

She noticed that Ralph now looked at the Elf King with excitement and respect.

Raff bowed deeply to the Elf King and solemnly said, "Thank you for your guidance, I..."

The Elf King interrupted him: "I would be happy to help my friend."

Ralph happily chatted with him for a long time and personally escorted him to his residence before leaving.

Stella finally brushed aside the Elf King's hair, and before she flew out, she saw with her sharp eyes that the Elf King had just withdrawn his hand from a magic crystal at his waist.

If she remembered correctly, this was a magical item used to prevent outsiders from peeping in.

"Your Majesty, is Lav already plotting against you as soon as he took power?"

The Elf King remained unmoved: "I just want to use this to suppress some dissent within the Temple of Light."

"We're leaving tomorrow, what can he do?"

Stella felt that if it were her, she could do a lot more; Ralph's suggestion alone was enough to make a big deal out of it.

Seeing Stella frowning, the Elf King comforted her, "Don't worry, he won't tell anyone about the advice I gave him."

"He finally became a God of Law and tasted the power, so how could he be willing to let someone share his power?"

This is true.

Stella nodded, then suddenly asked, "How did the King know what I was thinking just now?"