A nameless traveler wanders through the desert, gradually making his way to a city-state called Mosla.
There, chaos and revelry reign supreme. Money, desire, power, life and death: all are sustenance and cogs in the machinery of this city-state.
Here, business is a trade, but the goods are people's hearts. No one has ever made it out of here untainted...
Yet the traveler who arrived this time set off another storm of bloodshed in this place where everything had seemed settled.
The world is desolate, disasters still abound, appearances are not the whole truth, and war rages on. But what, in the end, lies at the root of it all?
Excellent works can make people sink into it and be unable to extricate themselves How can I say that this alien is a war criminal, just wash it off like this?
Unusual story with a very charming protagonist, well worth watching
I feel that the depressive feeling brought by the writing fits the background very well, and it feels like a well-thought-out story. Also, will there be a love line? I haven't seen too much yet, about travelers and white-haired girls ( Will the Traveler finally get his own name?
I feel very good about this. It is the best book I have ever read.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a desolate and suffering book. Very to my liking. I initially thought that the world view of this book was that of a medieval style, but later on it became a bit more modern, but in any case it was just fun. Now that I think about it it reminds me of those weird tech trees from Arknights.
The traveler is kind but not a virgin. I think it is well written. It is my favorite plot. I hope the author can continue writing it. Come on!