[Wild Ideas] [Bizarre] [Funny] [Worldbuilding] [Foreshadowing] [Western Fantasy] [Modern Society] = No Summer City
After the Calamity of the Millennium in 1999, nonhuman beings and gods from another world descended upon a new continent across the ocean, and humanity was forced to share the world with them.
The Earthling Luo Wen arrived in the most dangerous city in history, No Summer City, and took whatever work he could find just to pay for his family's medical treatment.
This city has no mercy. There are as many ways to die as there are people.
Fortunately, Luo Wen discovered that he could resurrect endlessly.
No Summer City, a city full of light.
The Bureau holds the city's authority in an iron grip. The gods have reinvented themselves as the overlords of monopolistic capital, while spellcasters shape the dominion of the magic net with their incantations.
The nobles indulge in decadent luxury, while ordinary people have to pay taxes just to enjoy the sunshine. The poor can only scavenge for food in the trash spilling down from the Upper City.
Word that the world is about to collapse spreads through every street and alley. Everyone will face the final apocalypse.
If people knew the end of the world was coming, would they put aside their hatred and work together to find a glimmer of hope in the face of certain destruction?
No. Absolutely not.
They would only join forces to rush the world headlong toward its end.
Welcome to No Summer City.
I sincerely hope you enjoy this journey through hell.
Anxiu hasn't appeared yet? Does that mean the original plan to make him the true protagonist has been dropped? 🤔 Maybe it's because of the added leveling-up element; compared to the previous book, the development seems a bit slower. I still prefer the character design of Rowan in the first book. By the way, could Anxiu's height be increased? 1.2 meters is a bit short.
Excellent and perfect
Why hasn't the author updated? It's so good, I love it so much, please, please update soon! 😢
This is a rewrite; Anxiu appeared much earlier in the previous book.