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Questionable Questing

d.fish

I think it's interesting beyond the simple matter that unlike a lot of other works that seem to bring down or tarnish "heroines" to explain why they are willing to harem, "accumulating heavenly luck" is an interesting in-setting way to explain empowering or training plot contrivance.

d.fish

That it usually requires conquering a country to "plunder national luck" or to thwart brainless harem protagonists to "steal luck of a proud son of heaven" is a nice condiment.

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