When social animal Lin Mo woke up, he was lying in the throne room of the Great Tomb of Nazarick! To make matters worse, he is bound by the [playing system] and must imitate the arrogant attitude of the ancient king Gilgamesh in order to survive - the more he resembles him, the stronger he becomes, otherwise he will die!
Facing Albedo's lance, he was forced to burst into madness: "Bastard!" At the beginning, he relied on Vimana to force his special move. At Ainz's banquet, he disliked the "tomb" taste, brought his own gold cup, and even dismissed world-class props as "toys". On the one hand, he is madly complaining about "I'm going to die" in his heart, but on the other hand, he must maintain the character of the King of Heroes with golden eyes and a "bastard" mouth.
When his "Treasure of the King" rains down on the Bone King, and when the guardian becomes furious due to the King's contempt, Lin Mo's only rule for survival in the alien world is: ** In the villain's base camp, use the most arrogant posture to perform the most perfect King of Heroes! Even if the audience is a max-level skeleton archmage and his max-level NPC group!
Reader comments
The whole book doesn't look like a role-playing but a fusion. The usefulness of the system is to integrate the protagonist and Gilgamesh. Overall, it looks good but it's too frustrating and suffers from various serious injuries. Four stars are encouraging.
The whole book doesn't look like a role-playing but a fusion. The usefulness of the system is to integrate the protagonist and Gilgamesh. Overall, it looks good but it's too frustrating and suffers from various serious injuries. Four stars are encouraging.
Give me a five-star review first