I Quit Being The Male Lead's Rival {COMPLETED}

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Interview

After the friendly match, Annabelle and Ian were asked to be interviewed by a magazine called <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship>.

<Monthly Children's Swordsmanship> was a monthly publication purchased by children interested in swordsmanship at bookstores.

Since the readers were children, there was not much content, and they used to compile various contents of swordsmanship books or simply publish the history of famous swords.

And one of the things Annabelle and Ian had in common was that they didn't read <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship> in their childhood.

Annabelle couldn't read it because Caitlyn didn't buy it, and Ian didn't read it because he knew it anyway.

"Interview?"

Ian tilted his head as he looked into the interview request letter.

"I haven't had any requests since I was 18, but all of a sudden..."

In fact, he had previously been interviewed by <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship>.

Ian was the idol of all children who had the books, so it was natural to want to include him in another interview.

Ian didn't want anyone's attention, but he willingly accepted the interview because he thought it was for a growing child.

If it were another magazine or newsletter, he would have refused at once, but he was weak at the word 'children'.

But since then, he had never been asked to do so.

Ian himself didn't know why, but the truth was that the interview was terribly dull.

He couldn't tell whether he was in an interview or reading a textbook.

Children got <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship> with hope, but lost interest after reading less than half of it.

Adult swordsmen, who bought <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship> even though they were not children themselves, also quietly changed the book to a pot coaster.

「It is important to work hard every day with a posture that is not proud, and to refine yourself with a mind that is not compared to others.」

It was all about that, and the children were very disappointed and said to themselves, 'I would rather read an ethics book than read this'.

'At least you're studying in front of your parents.'

Of course, at that time in <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship>, they contacted not only Ian but also Annabelle, who was in second place, for the interview.

"XX, Ian, you're so cheeky. I'll do XX next time. XX, XX..."

However, an employee who had a word with Annabelle canceled it at the end.

It would be more interesting than Ian's interview, but the content wasn't really for children.

Four years later, <Monthly Children's Swordsmanship> once again planned an interview to commemorate the friendly match.

It was because there were rumors in the capital that Annabelle had found her biological parents and became a new person, so they decided that she would not act the same this time.

In the meantime, except that one was too common sense and the other was too clueless, the interview itself was actually a great plan.

Both were the best swordsmen in the empire who fought off black magic, so it was symbolic, and Annabelle capturing the top spot in the friendly match was enough to stir the entire empire.