What would you think if you suddenly transmigrated to another world?
Conquer the world? Become the strongest? Build a harem?
None of that matters. Wen Luo only wants to snuff out that damn flame and wait for a new age to begin.
However, it won't be easy. He has to kill four Lords of Cinder, but that's no big deal to him, because he's Ash! As long as he has enough souls, he has incredible power.
"Wait! Why is my health bar gone?"
"Wait! Why are my memory slots gone too?"
"Wait! Why is there a white light beneath my feet?!"
With a cry of alarm, Wen Luo discovers that he has somehow ended up in yet another world!
Current worlds: Dark Souls III, Terror Infinity, TBD
Multiple-world transmigration, single protagonist, and the main character tends to shut himself away whenever things don't go his way. Please don't let it rub off on you!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you have any suggestions or thoughts about this book, you can put them forward here~ Tuanzi, I will try my best to answer and absorb opinions. Of course, everyone is also welcome to chat harmoniously.
If you can't go to another world, just put out the fire and hold the fire prevention girl in your arms. . . . . . . . .
In fact, strictly speaking, it is not a Sun Knight, but a Sun Warrior. Whether it is in the game or in translation, it is still a Sun Warrior, but the Sun Knight is easier to pronounce, so everyone calls it the Sun Knight. =. =
The forces that urge for updates make a strong appearance (but it broke my nb, so I put my hands on my hips first)
Why can you post a video of Chapter 115, xswl.
I saw the first one and was fascinated. **
Please, madam, please try your best to update (laughs)
Everyone, I've been a little busy with Tuanzi recently, but I'll keep updating! If nothing else happens, it may be updated every two days or once a day at the fastest. If you have any questions, you can ask them in the comments~
It's rare to see the Soul series
Take in a daughter, author, please don't follow the eunuch style. . . . .