Seeing Kurenai Yuhi like this, Tsunade could not bear it and inwardly cursed Anyo for being a scumbag, getting involved with women everywhere and making such a mess.
"Actually, it's not as though there's no way."
Tsunade's words rekindled Kurenai Yuhi's hope, and her expression instantly turned to delighted surprise.
A multicolored pill was placed in Kurenai Yuhi's hand.
Seeing her puzzled look, Tsunade did not explain much. "Try giving him this."
"Will this work?" Kurenai Yuhi tightened her grip on the pill, a little anticipation rising in her heart.
Tsunade's expression was complicated. "I'm not sure either. If it doesn't, I'll think of something else."
Deeply moved, Kurenai Yuhi thanked her repeatedly.
In the clan compound, Anyo looked at his finished novel and finally let out a long breath. He had promised to write Sailor Moon with Yugao as its protagonist. Now that it was finished, he had naturally invited her over to read it.
Yugao turned the pages one by one, reading with great care. By the time she reached the ending, tears had actually welled in her eyes. She demanded of Anyo, "It's supposed to be written for girls, so why did you give them such a tragic ending? The heroine killed the man she loved with her own hands, and all the other girl warriors who fought beside her died too. She was the only one left, living all alone after regaining her identity as the princess from her previous life."
Anyo leaned lazily back in his chair and replied, "Justice will ultimately defeat evil, but that process comes at a price. If they won easily, wouldn't that be too unrealistic?"
Unconvinced, Yugao said, "But isn't a novel made up anyway? You could have given them a perfect ending."
Anyo fell silent at her words. *Was