a warrior exiled by the hero and his lover 20

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact novel. But generally, it might be about a warrior who is exiled perhaps due to jealousy or some political intrigue involving the hero and his lover. Maybe the hero feels threatened by the warrior in some way related to his relationship with his lover.

Well, it seems the warrior had some sort of conflict with the hero and his lover. Maybe he knew a secret that could expose them, and that's why they got rid of him.

The warrior might face many challenges and struggles on his own. Maybe he has to find a new way to survive and prove his worth.

Based on the title, the main characters are likely the warrior, the hero, and the hero's lover.

Perhaps it's a story of redemption, where the warrior overcomes the odds and eventually finds a way to clear his name and return to his rightful place. Or, it could be a dark and tragic narrative of a broken soul struggling to survive in a hostile world.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But generally, it might be about a hero who has been exiled and his adventures in exile, like facing new challenges, making new allies or enemies, and trying to find his way back or achieve something great in that exiled state.

Since I haven't read the novel, I can't say for sure. But it's likely to have the exiled hero as one of the main characters. There may also be characters who play important roles in his exile journey, like a mentor he meets in exile or an antagonist who makes his life difficult.

He had to face many challenges and hardships alone in a strange place.

Weirdo said,"Is the keyboard man a hero?" Text (Complete) A keyboard warrior referred to those who posted comments and opinions on the Internet but lacked practical actions to help or support others. This concept was often mentioned in martial arts novels because the heroes in martial arts novels usually had strong martial arts and moral qualities, while keyboard warriors only posted comments on the Internet and lacked practical actions, so it was easy to be misunderstood as "fake heroes". However, it should be noted that in real life, we also need to abide by moral standards and laws in order to truly become a real chivalrous man. Chivalry could only be shown through practical actions. True chivalry should not be just empty talk, but should be put into action. Therefore, keyboard warriors weren't real warriors. They were just people who posted comments on the Internet and lacked actual action.

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