A silent trial, a national exile.
Seven billion living beings around the world have been wiped out of existence by invisible giant hands, and thrown into a desperate place called "Nowhere". There are no rules of mercy here, only the overwhelming tide of "spirit" and the echo of world destruction hidden behind the energy concentration - "The Return of the Myth". Human beings are forced to become "players" struggling to survive, using upgrading shelters as shields and awakening talents as spears, risking their lives in every extermination frenzy with soaring concentrations.
His name is Xu Ze. He was once a human being and eventually became an inhuman dragon.
When the catastrophe came, the "talent" in everyone's body awakened in despair. Deep in his consciousness, a towering dragon shadow symbolized the lifeblood of the East - not only a power, but also a twisted blessing. The power of the dragon surged in his blood, and his spiritual energy spread according to his will, and actually condensed outside his body into a majestic "illusion" that subverted reality. With a single thought, a thousand miles around turns into an ancient and desolate "mirage" - the sky, light, clouds and shadows can all become soldiers, and the mountains, seas and cities all become mirages. He is a walking realm and a moving mist. Protection and chaos are all tied together in one thought.
He is willing to use his inhuman body in exchange for a glimmer of hope for the common people.
The rules of No Return Realm are cruel and corrosive: Human beings are like ants under the lingering power of myth. The whispers, twisted imprints, and collapsed physical laws... Are all swords hanging from the top.
"Is God going to burn the world into purgatory?"
"I will use this mirage realm as a sheath to hide the fire of all living beings!"
"Even if my body falls into a state of no return..."
"This heart is still tied to the world."
The dragon carcass casts a mirage, hiding me in the world where the fire is not extinguished.
Reader comments
My book, I definitely give it five stars, I think it's good starting from the second volume, but I still feel it's not well written.
My book, I definitely give it five stars, I think it's good starting from the second volume, but I still feel it's not well written.