[One female lead] [Other world] [An ordinary protagonist]
“My head... hurts so much.”
After a violent upheaval that left the world spinning, Huang Canban half-opened his eyes and saw a world utterly unlike the one he knew.
There were no forests of steel, no crowds and vehicles flowing like water. Instead, it was a wondrous world of magic and all kinds of otherworldly races, as if it had stepped out of a dream.
Only eighteen and with no experience of the world, how will Huang Canban face this unfamiliar place? With dangers both within and without, he must contend with the hateful, ill-intentioned demon god who brought him here, as well as the residents of this other world, whose values and outlook differ from those of his old life. How will Canban, a human from another world whose way of thinking is so different from theirs, get along with them?
[This is the story of an ordinary person.]
[This is a world full of magic and imagination.]
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The writing is very solid, but there's a feeling that reminds me of when I first started reading light novels. The first book my brother picked out for me was "Beast King," which incorporated local elements, and I thought it was great. Keep it up!
This Western fantasy flavor is quite strange. Wang Youwei, I didn't expect there to be a Wang surname in Western fantasy.
I've only been watching for a short time, but I think the subject matter is good. Keep it up! Is it no longer being updated? Why did you stop updating? I thought this book was pretty good.
The female lead in this book must be Orochi 😏😏 She shares life and death with the protagonist, treats him with complete honesty, and even helps him increase his power. Isn't she definitely the female lead? 😏😏
Keep it up, author! Don't stop updating! 💕💕💕
It's not a mindless overpowered protagonist story; it's entertaining.
Just like the book's title.