At night in Doluo City, desire and violence are the only laws.
Murong Yuan stepped on the neon lights and blood stains, like a lone wolf walking in a rotten paradise. He hated the city and even cursed it to "disappear from the earth."
The curse comes true.
The sky tore apart and purple light swallowed everything. When he opened his eyes again, it was already hell: twisted ruins, crazy crowds, and monsters sharpening their claws in the shadows.
A cold glove was thrust into his hand: "Put it on, resonate! Choose what you belong to, this is the ticket to live."
Shadow? Lighter? Crow?
When the darkness beneath his feet turned into a dark scythe that swallowed light, and when the giant thing named [Jörmungandr] sensed his sight... Murong Yuan knew that this was not a street fight.
This is a cruel evolution starting from LV0, a ladder of despair climbing up on corpses.
And that mysterious blue-haired man, Xiao Shi, always had a playful smile: "Ying, have we... Met somewhere?"
Stay alive.
Tear apart all the monsters in your way and climb to the unknown end.
Reader comments
The rhythm of the plot is a bit too fast, the background of the story is too compact, the subject matter is relatively novel, but it is a bit crowded to watch, and the mind is a bit overwhelming. The relationship between the characters and the turning of events are not smooth enough. My personal suggestion is to slow down the pace appropriately, and first use some less tense chats and small events to properly reflect the characters' personalities and world background. So far, it is good. Good reviews for now.
The overall plot rhythm and details have been revised. It is now a top-notch work, worthy of its reputation.
The rhythm of the plot is a bit too fast, the background of the story is too compact, the subject matter is relatively novel, but it is a bit crowded to watch, and the mind is a bit overwhelming. The relationship between the characters and the turning of events are not smooth enough. My personal suggestion is to slow down the pace appropriately, and first use some less tense chats and small events to properly reflect the characters' personalities and world background. So far, it is good. Good reviews for now. The overall plot rhythm and details have been revised. It is now a top-notch work, worthy of its reputation.