Traveling Through ***************

It's not a cool novel, it's more about daily life, and there aren't many battle scenes. The writing style is biased towards women, no cheats, no system, no CP, semi-highway writing, slow pace In England in the 18th century, God retreated and darkness reigned. Werewolves go out of control on full-moon nights, vampires breed in the shadows, and a coven of witches controls London's underground undercurrents. Exorcists walk among the shadows in the name of the Lord, fighting against evil that is not human - a war that has raged for millennia. Until a vampire lady with silver hair and strange eyes fell from the sky. Her name is Lilith, she calls herself a "tourist" and she comes from another world. The elven blood makes her a special existence in this world - a vampire who does not suck blood, is not afraid of the sun, and can use magic. Lilith, who had just killed a world-destroying black dragon, just wanted to go to another world for a vacation. As a result, the time and space gate went wrong, her memory was confused, her strength fell to the bottom, and she was tied to a pyre by the villagers as a witch. It was Christopher, the exorcist, who saved her. A young pastor who abides by his faith has to face the existence that theology cannot explain. They traveled together, from Yorkshire to London, from the Scottish Highlands to the European continent. Werewolf tribe, vampire council, witch coven, church trial... Trouble comes one after another. While she was using her remaining strength to help people treat illnesses, she was looking for a way home; while he was fighting doubts, he was protecting this little girl who called herself a "tourist". This is an adventure story about friendship and bond, faith and choice.