After waking up in a doomsday wasteland, Link was forced to become a "consumable" in exploring the forbidden land. Fortunately, he casually drew it, and it was [Immortal Body]. From then on, the rules that made all living beings tremble became his playground, and the taboo items that required a price were squandered by him at will. When the whisper of the evil god enveloped the world, the powerful men of the Federation were helpless - only to see Link holding up the card he had just drawn with a smile. "Shh, don't make any noise. Wait until I draw something that can turn you into a souvenir."
He is the walking loophole in the rules, the immortal chaos itself. The world will eventually understand that the most terrifying thing is not the evil god, but the old man who cannot die and opens blind boxes every day.
Reader comments
It looks good, because among the protagonists who have immortality, they accept this aspect better. Even if some protagonists have immortality, they are still afraid of pain, mental shock, etc., All kinds of disgusting.
It's okay. At first, I thought he was the wandering kind. I thought he was a modern one. Later, I found out that he also had a bit of ancient Zou Zou. Especially in Chapter 51, I suddenly felt that there were so many good people. At first, I thought he would be all bad guys.
Such a good book, why is it a eunuch?
Not bad, but there's a problem with that. You didn't handle the paragraph of the novel well.
It looks good, because among the protagonists who have immortality, they accept this aspect better. Even if some protagonists have immortality, they are still afraid of pain, mental shock, etc., All kinds of disgusting.
It's okay. At first, I thought he was the wandering kind. I thought he was a modern one. Later, I found out that he also had a bit of ancient Zou Zou. Especially in Chapter 51, I suddenly felt that there were so many good people. At first, I thought he would be all bad guys.
Such a good book, why is it a eunuch?
Not bad, but there's a problem with that. You didn't handle the paragraph of the novel well.