[Western Fantasy] + [Vampires] + [Sword and Sorcery] + [Bloodkin] + [Kamen Rider] + [Witchers] + [Dungeons & Dragons] + [Berserk] + [Berserk]
Countess Melissa of Hyladia created Mirdin, an alchemical monster who can never die. The two fell deeply in love.
The blasphemy of creating a god, the deadly temptation of immortality, and the bloodkin's taboos ultimately led to the destruction of Melissa's castle.
Overcome with grief, Mirdin escaped the vampires' prison and became a knight of the God of Death, hoping to resurrect the woman he loved.
For ten long years, he carried out the god's missions, hunting immortal monsters in the hope of winning Melissa's life back.
He travels to the town of Severin to carry out another mission, returning to the bloodkin lands ruled by the nobles of the night.
There, he unexpectedly meets Selina, a sharp-witted and spirited tavern waitress.
As they grow closer, the ice around Mirdin's heart begins to thaw, while Selina's feelings for him quietly take root.
But Melissa is determined to resurrect herself, and Selina refuses to let her take over her body. Yet both women love Mirdin.
The true temptation of immortality and this forbidden love are bound to bring great trouble.
It's really beautiful, the text is very delicate. It's just that the number of words in articles now is too small. It's simply not enough to watch.
Looks good but not hot, come on
The upright and resolute male protagonist and the lovely and kind-hearted female protagonist described in this beautiful and excellent novel are very real and lovable, and the principles depicted in it are also very profound and moving.
Good book, I feel like it is really well written.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I think the writing style is very good, but maybe the title is a little unappealing. It would have been nice to have a little less psychological description. Overall, it's really good.
It's beautiful and feels like a foreign book.
I feel like so few people have read it. It's obviously a good book... Please keep up the good work, the author. [Salute] I will remind you of more updates, loyal readers.