Urban high martial arts + doomsday wasteland + technological magic + growth flow + cool writing + female protagonist
Six hundred years ago, the revival of spiritual energy changed the destiny of the earth.
Three hundred years ago, a different world crashed into reality, and humans fought bloody battles with elves, orcs, and dragons for hundreds of years.
A hundred years ago, a monster named "Black Tide" emerged from the rift in the world, forcing the two major civilizations to reluctantly join hands to form a fragile "Blue United Front."
Gu Xiao was reborn in this era.
His father is a crystal dragon with a thin bloodline in Oron Continent, and his mother is a descendant of the red feather sparrow that awakened from the Blue Star. The dragons regard him as a hybrid, and the humans regard him as an alien. The gap between the two camps is his only place to live.
In this world of superficial unity but turbulent undercurrents, the extraordinary group and the noble council are at odds with each other. Terrorist attacks by the "Adventists" occur one after another, and the dark tide erodes the defense line every night. And Gu Xiao just wants to find a path of his own.
The genetic martial arts of Azure Star want to study him, while the Shadow Council is secretly watching, eager to pull him into a deeper vortex. And deep in the black tide, something was slowly opening its eyes due to his awakening.
This is a story about identity.
About walking a unique path between two worlds.
Reader comments
It's not good-looking and boring. With the protagonist's bloodline talent, I don't understand why there is a time-travel and rebirth setting and no extra plug-ins for him. Really, all the protagonists are speechless now because of this kind of time-travel and rebirth. Locals don't deserve to be the protagonist, right? And then the heroine is confirmed at the beginning. It's quite boring. I want multiple heroines with an unknown future instead of a single heroine from childhood to adulthood. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the future of the protagonist has been decided.
Not bad, pretty good
Isn't there anything new? It's all the same old routine. Last time I learned how to make a booking wife and then a hero saves the beauty.
It's not good-looking and boring. With the protagonist's bloodline talent, I don't understand why there is a time-travel and rebirth setting and no extra plug-ins for him. Really, all the protagonists are speechless now because of this kind of time-travel and rebirth. Locals don't deserve to be the protagonist, right? And then the heroine is confirmed at the beginning. It's quite boring. I want multiple heroines with an unknown future instead of a single heroine from childhood to adulthood. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the future of the protagonist has been decided.
Not bad, pretty good
Isn't there anything new? It's all the same old routine. Last time I learned how to make a booking wife and then a hero saves the beauty.