A convenience-store night-shift worker with an out-of-control heartbeat × the last shred of humanity guarded by a good-for-nothing
Every time Lin Lan's heart beats, he inches closer to the threshold of the Dragon King’s awakening. The piles of chip bags beneath the register are his only ritual for anchoring himself to his humanity. The boy with the world-destroying Dragon King Jormungandr sealed inside him struggles to survive amid the smell of cheap oden, until he carves “Lu Mingfei is a good person” into the freezer. Those bloodstained last words become the starting point of good-for-nothing Lu Mingfei’s forced awakening.
The Secret Party’s leader, Angers, hides cold calculations behind his refined glasses. Chu Zihang risks his life to cut open a path to safety for him, while Nono’s profiling ability reveals the truth of his torn soul: the eternal struggle between the child Fenrir and the dragon Jormungandr. When Odin’s Gungnir marks them both as targets, the bloodstained USB drive of the good-for-nothing Fingel becomes the key to overturning fate, exposing the one-eyed totem watching over all beneath Greenland’s icy sea.
The final battle. The throne of ice and fire collapses. Lin Lan brands his convenience-store name tag into his palm, making his body a prison to seal the Dragon King. Lu Mingfei uses “Don’t Die: Defy Fate” to hasten his close friend’s sacrifice. The price is that his right eye is lost to darkness forever, while his left eye can see the wounds in the soul.
Years later, a lonely light shines through a blizzard at “Mingfei’s Shop.” The old shift schedule is stuck to the freezer, and Erii’s hair ribbon is tied around the register. When the radio rasps, “Beer half price,” he smiles and drapes a uniform over the crystal of ice and fire. “Hear that? Your favorite discount.”
It's good to watch, the plot is very novel and unique There are many times in the plot that others look at Lu Mingfei with a look similar to that of experimental items. I am a little curious about what happened before these things and the next plot. By the way, the teacher really likes to describe eyes. But one thing I don't understand is that the text describes that Jörmungandr is in Lin Lan's body, but later in the article it is stated that Jörmungandr is not in the body, so Lin Lan is responsible for the right eye, and Ming Fei is responsible for the seal of the left eye, or something like that. Suddenly I discovered that the author is also super diligent.
I don't quite understand it. Is it a fan? The author's writing is good, keep up the good work 🤔
Does this book have a female protagonist?