[Orc + no heroine + no system + dark fantasy + revenge + group portrait + knife + werewolf protagonist + no love]
What is born in chains and mud is not a human being, but a demon.
Baishou State, the pasture of humans and the prison of orcs. Mu Sheng, the orphan of Cang Lang, struggled to survive, and his breath was filled with blood and humiliation. The filthy curse flows under his silver-grey fur, which is the projection of ancient disasters. It is both a sharp claw that tears the shackles and a poison that gnaws at the sanity. The expectation named "Mu Sheng" (to tame the wild nature and play the clear sound) has been soaked in mud since its birth.
The light of redemption is fleeting and illusory. The shelter of the rock taught him the fire of fighting and dignity, and the burning blood ignited his cold chest. The illusory savior, the third prince Xuan Lin, stretched out his manipulative hand and promised a lie of "coexistence of humans and animals". The whirlpool of the imperial capital swallowed up loyalty, and the blood in the arena dyed the last piece of trust red. A close friend died in front of his eyes, and his promise collapsed into a wanted mark.
"Since the light cannot tolerate this body of fur, then let's live their deepest nightmare in the eternal night."
Exiled into the wasteland, what Mu Sheng clung to was no longer hope, but burning hatred. The blade of Yesha teaches the law of survival and killing, and the whispers of Stone Throat under the ancient totem fail to break the curse of dirty blood. The blood boils in madness, and the redeemer finally becomes the vengeful devil. He tore apart the curtain of hypocrisy and formed a desperate gang called "Blood Fang", pointing his sharp claws at the old world that created his misfortune.
When the long river of blood flooded the northern border, the former mentor turned into skeletons, and the last refuge was crushed by power. Mu Sheng stood on top of all the corpses, his icy blue beast eyes only leaving the madness that burned away everything and the emptiness that hurt his bones.