Cai Kun transmigrates into the world of Armor Hero and discovers that his captain is a little strange.
“What’s wrong with the people of the Shadow Realm? Do they deserve to die just because they’re from the Shadow Realm?” Chou Jiang roared at Xin Nan.
“Huh? If people from the Shadow Realm don’t deserve to die, then I do?” Xin Nan shot back.
“You only care about yourself. Let’s fight, and whoever wins gets to be captain!” Bei Miao said to Xin Nan.
“I can’t be bothered to explain things to you. You’re not worth listening to! Flame Dragon Armor, unite!” Xin Nan said with disdain.
“Bing’er was just being used by the Shadow Realm. Why can’t you accept her?” Bei Miao vouched for Bing’er.
“She’s a member of the Shadow Realm today, and she’ll be one for the rest of her life!” Xin Nan pointed at Bei Miao’s nose and cursed.
“Move aside right now, or I’ll kill Cai Kun!” The Dark Water Protector held him hostage.
Xin Nan shook his head. “Are you joking? You’re the one who captured him. Why should I move aside?”
Armor Squad Two: Hurry up and recruit this guy.
Xiang Yang looked at Xin Nan and asked, “Big Brother, do you know what humility is?”
“Humility?” Xin Nan was left bewildered by the question, and his eyes turned thoughtful.
Cai Kun looked at Xin Nan, who had such an air of Duanmu about him, and asked, “Why do you remind me so much of someone I used to know?”
“Oh? Who?” Xin Nan asked curiously.
Cai Kun smiled slightly, then said to Xin Nan, “Duanmu Yan! General Duanmu!”
“Oh? Young man, have you heard my story?” Xin Nan asked curiously.
(This book has two male leads. If that’s not your thing, don’t read it!)
What kind of story will unfold when a transmigrator meets Duanmu Yan, who is also a transmigrator?
The writing is okay, but I have to say one thing. I have seen a black man, but I have never seen a black man like you, who is black from beginning to end... Others only write a paragraph, but you are a stickler for your profession, and even your name is black. It's rare to stick to your heart like you do. Come on
Your AI is too obvious It can be seen that the protagonist is a troublemaker, that is, the villain, who turned a simple game into a hell game.
Give it five stars to support it. I hope the next book will be better.