The abyss is approaching, cracks are opening continuously, and monsters and evil spirits are wreaking havoc in the world.
The hope of mankind rests on the sanctuary of enlightenment that rises from the ground.
In order to resist the invasion of the abyss, the Enlightenment Sanctuary gives every young person the opportunity for enlightenment.
Every eighteen-year-old young man will usher in his "enlightenment" and gain a career during the ceremony.
Lucius originally thought that he could become a bright and upright paladin as inspired by the sanctuary.
Protect the world and drive away the abyss!
However, what is this rich abyss aura about? !
How did the blazing holy flames turn into the all-devouring abyssal flames? !
Why is it a succubus summoned by the Holy Spirit? !
And this holy light? Is it the holy light?
No, I am the spokesperson of light in the world!
How did he become the Lord of the Abyss that everyone talks about? !
Reader comments
If someone has pointed out the shortcomings, I will fix them. It is said to be one in a million S-level occupations, but the school has not offered any policy concessions. Why? Is it because there are too many people in the country and they don't care, or is the so-called invasion just a child's play and there is no pressure at all? Written like this, I have stepped on all the thunder.
What should I say after seeing the latest chapter? Neither good nor bad. The author actually has ideas and creativity, but he always feels that he has not written them out. As of now, the storyline has fallen into a clichéd storyline, and I personally feel that the story has developed too fast, and the details have not been described and grasped. Unfortunately, it gives people a rushed feeling. However, I still give it five stars. I hope the author can be careful and persist in creating. Writing is not easy. I look forward to more exciting plots in the future.
If someone has pointed out the shortcomings, I will fix them. It is said to be one in a million S-level occupations, but the school has not offered any policy concessions. Why? Is it because there are too many people in the country and they don't care, or is the so-called invasion just a child's play and there is no pressure at all? Written like this, I have stepped on all the thunder.
What should I say after seeing the latest chapter? Neither good nor bad. The author actually has ideas and creativity, but he always feels that he has not written them out. As of now, the storyline has fallen into a clichéd storyline, and I personally feel that the story has developed too fast, and the details have not been described and grasped. Unfortunately, it gives people a rushed feeling. However, I still give it five stars. I hope the author can be careful and persist in creating. Writing is not easy. I look forward to more exciting plots in the future.
Cut it. . . .
A classic plot within a classic