No harem, decisive killing, no holy mother, no procrastination.
Chen Xin, a 996 office worker who was exploited and bullied, had parents who were ill and had no money for treatment. Because of an argument with his manager, he was hit and killed by the manager's car.
He was not reborn, but woke up in the dark sewer. All he could think of in his hungry mind was raw blood and raw meat. The light from his mobile phone burned half of his face, and he became a bloodthirsty and photophobic vampire.
As the blood was consumed, he became unafraid of light.
He gained eternal life, and also gained the ability to grant eternal life to others. He could save lives and heal the wounded with just a drop of blood. However, the abuse of this ability may bring tragic consequences.
With the help of vampire powers, he embarked on the road of revenge and counterattack.
Those who had suppressed him were either dead or injured, or were licking their faces to please him.
But as his abilities become increasingly powerful, more and more organizations are targeting him...
Reader comments
The setting of this novel is quite attractive, combining the vampire theme with modern workplace revenge to form a strong dramatic conflict. The protagonist Chen Xin's "no virgin, no procrastination, and decisive killing" character design is very lovable. He abandons the common indecisive routine, making the story rhythm compact and powerful, and quickly catches the eye. Overall, the novel has distinct highlights and potential, and promises to be an impressive work.
Not bad. I read more than 40 pictures in one go. It is indeed more decisive in killing, not procrastinating, not verbose, and occasionally interspersed with some funny content. Recommended!
The setting of this novel is quite attractive, combining the vampire theme with modern workplace revenge to form a strong dramatic conflict. The protagonist Chen Xin's "no virgin, no procrastination, and decisive killing" character design is very lovable. He abandons the common indecisive routine, making the story rhythm compact and powerful, and quickly catches the eye. Overall, the novel has distinct highlights and potential, and promises to be an impressive work.
Not bad. I read more than 40 pictures in one go. It is indeed more decisive in killing, not procrastinating, not verbose, and occasionally interspersed with some funny content. Recommended!