The “Void” descends, and the echoes of the apocalypse resound. As grotesque demons tear through the sky screen and familiar cities become hellscapes, humanity searches for a glimmer of hope in its despair.
Some people awaken extraordinary powers and establish a new order among the ruins. Every step toward greater strength comes with bloodshed and sacrifice.
Meanwhile, Lin Yu, a shut-in who's just lost his job, discovers a mysterious game called Savior Code on his computer and phone...
This game, which only he can log into, can actually summon its in-game units into the real world!
[Ashen Knight], [Starlight Oracle], [Shadow Cat]... One being after another, each beyond anything reality can explain, is brought into existence at his fingertips and descends upon the world.
From then on, the apocalypse takes a strange turn.
A mysterious force called the “Star Guard,” with equipment that outclasses its era, power that reaches beyond the heavens, and an eccentric way of doing things, quietly rises to prominence.
They appear like ghosts wherever they are needed most, wiping out demons with overwhelming force and leaving behind countless legends, along with “abandoned supplies” that make every major faction green with envy.
People revere them as “Guardians” and “God's Army,” frantically searching for them and longing for their help, but never finding a trace.
No one knows that the commander-in-chief of this world-shaking force may be sitting in his rented apartment right now in his pajamas, eating instant noodles and complaining at his screen:
“Today's daily quest is kind of hard... Never mind, I'll just summon a hundred knights and steamroll everything.”
This is the story of a behind-the-scenes powerhouse playing a “single-player game” in the apocalypse and saving the world along the way.
I am relatively new at heart, and my writing is pretty good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡. There are also questions. The big question at the moment is, why keep the sefirah? Your team is sent out alone, and no one cares about your own safety. Call in a few more teams to clean up the surrounding areas and protect your own safety at the same time. The author's subject matter is good, but he has a treasure trove without realizing it. He summons too few. The biggest advantage of the Assassin series is that he can use his small skills to make a big difference. He can sit down and summon many scattered ones to clean up the surrounding area and increase his level to prevent large-scale battles.
Come on, think more creatively