Lin Mu, the top expert in the apocalypse, possesses powerful wood-type abilities. However, after dying together with his enemies, he accidentally traveled to a wild and vast world of orcs. Here, animal forms, human forms and half-animal forms coexist, and strength and totem are the laws of survival.
After he was weak and awakened, he had a first encounter full of misunderstandings and vigilance with the most powerful tribal young master on the continent, Ren. One is a visitor from another world who is regarded as an "alien without animal patterns", and the other is a young war god who is responsible for the rise and fall of the tribe. From conflict and opposition to being forced to go together.
In this resource-rich but crisis-ridden new world, Lin Mu's apocalyptic tactics and wood-type abilities have gradually become the key to changing the fate of the tribe from the initial means of survival. Generating food, healing injuries, building defenses, and communicating with nature... He not only brings hope for survival, but also touches upon the ancient lost civilization and the huge secrets intertwined between the two worlds.
When the shadow of the apocalypse and the disaster of the beast world quietly connect, Lin Mu and Ren must stand together. Let's see how they compose a legendary love song belonging to the strong in this wild land, and jointly create a new era bathed in glory.
Reader comments
The writing is messy. First, the protagonist cannot understand the indigenous language. When the priest speaks, the protagonist understands it again. He meets another protagonist's team. The protagonist hides, thinking that he cannot run into them. They turn around to hunt, and the protagonist follows them again and is exposed. It is really contradictory. At the end of each chapter, there is an incomprehensible epilogue [face covering]. The protagonist also mentions the outline and knows the name of the other protagonist. Is this a book? But it's not written clearly. It's like the author just writes whatever comes to his mind. It's really confusing.
The writing is messy. First, the protagonist cannot understand the indigenous language. When the priest speaks, the protagonist understands it again. He meets another protagonist's team. The protagonist hides, thinking that he cannot run into them. They turn around to hunt, and the protagonist follows them again and is exposed. It is really contradictory. At the end of each chapter, there is an incomprehensible epilogue [face covering]. The protagonist also mentions the outline and knows the name of the other protagonist. Is this a book? But it's not written clearly. It's like the author just writes whatever comes to his mind. It's really confusing.