(Even if you haven't read the original, you can still read this. I'm just borrowing the setting.)
Beneath the withered World Tree, Ying Li burned the last of his dragon blood. He thought he'd be buried alongside the old era in the Black King’s fury, but when he opened his eyes, he saw Kivotos's sky, clear as a mirror.
His shattered spine was remade by causality, and the alchemical executioner's blade he once wielded became the identity of a “teacher.”
There were no Death Servants roaring here, only noisy girls with halos and rifles on their backs.
At first, he only wanted to laze around in the Schale building as a “Homelander,” but when that little demon emerged from the shadows once more, Ying Li realized he hadn't come to this paradise for the first time.
“What's called a second playthrough is simply the Dragon King rebelling against fate once again.”
When his golden eyes blazed again, all of Kivotos would heed the words of that “teacher.”
Wakamon Daily Fried Hair (1/1)
Yes, there is no so-called cyber teacher's ethics. It is written in one stroke. The disadvantage is that it is written too fast and there is no polish.
The text is good, but it is written too fast