The heavy rain hit the dead trees in the African savanna, splashing turbid water, and the smell of earth mixed with the night filled the air.
Lin Ye's consciousness felt like he was sinking into an ice cellar, and then he was violently pulled into the boiling soup. The violent tearing sensation made him want to scream, but he only made a hoarse "quacking" sound.
Unfamiliar senses flooded into my mind crazily - the feathers covering my body were clammy and sticky, my thin wingspan was crumbling in the strong wind, my sharp beak pecked at the ground, and I could only touch the hard gravel and a few withered yellow weeds. What was even more frightening was the burning hunger that came from his abdomen, almost swallowing up his remaining consciousness.
"I... Am not dead?"
The remaining memory fragments were like broken glass, piercing his soul. The betrayal of business partners, the antagonism of relatives and friends, the mountain of debts, and the out-of-control truck on a rainy night - the dazzling headlights, the violent impact, and the despair before falling into darkness are all as clear as if they were just now.
But now, he is clearly still "alive", in a completely unfamiliar form.
Lin Ye turned his neck with difficulty, and with the occasional lightning that pierced the night sky, he saw the figure reflected in the water - a thin black crow with dull feathers. A piece of feathers on its right wing had fallen off, revealing reddish flesh. It was obviously injured.
Reader comments
The subject matter is really good, but the way it is written, the protagonist is too useless. In a duel with the same level, he has always been at a disadvantage. Without his subordinates, he would have died early, and he relies entirely on his subordinates for output. I have the strength to fight across levels, but I was brutally killed by two people of the same level. Do you think this is ridiculous?
But the subject matter is really good, but the plot, really
The protagonist has almost unified half of the Asian and African continents, and was destroyed by two Olympian God-Kings of the same level. Do you think this is nonsense? Even though they are all of the same level, he still challenges the God King head-on and inflicts heavy damage on the protagonist.
The subject matter is really good, but the way it is written, the protagonist is too useless. In a duel with the same level, he has always been at a disadvantage. Without his subordinates, he would have died early, and he relies entirely on his subordinates for output. I have the strength to fight across levels, but I was brutally killed by two people of the same level. Do you think this is ridiculous? But the subject matter is really good, but the plot, really The protagonist has almost unified half of the Asian and African continents, and was destroyed by two Olympian God-Kings of the same level. Do you think this is nonsense? Even though they are all of the same level, he still challenges the God King head-on and inflicts heavy damage on the protagonist.