In his previous life, Enzo embraced darkness and mastered forbidden magic to bring Shirley back to life, only to suffer a crushing defeat at the hands of the Grass King.
He failed to save the person he most wanted to save, and instead became the dark mage everyone called mad and out of control.
But Enzo never thought he was wrong to pursue the darkness.
His only mistake was that he wasn’t strong enough.
When he opened his eyes again, he had been reborn one year before Shirley’s accident.
This time, Shirley was still alive, the Grass King’s judgment had yet to fall, and the entire Rock Kingdom had no idea that the name destined to stir the darkness had already returned ahead of time.
In this life, Enzo would still walk the path of black magic.
He would not give up his power or ambition, and he would not let anyone else decide his fate.
He would uncover the truth behind Shirley’s death, seize every advantage that could change the ending ahead of time, and take back, piece by piece, everything he had lost in his previous life.
The Grass King wanted to judge him?
Then he would shatter the Grass King’s crown first.
The kingdom couldn’t tolerate him?
Then he would make the entire kingdom remember what a true genius was, and what true fear felt like.
In his previous life, he lost to the Grass King, to fate, and to his own hesitation.
In this life, he was still the villain, still the master of darkness.
But this time, Enzo would win.
He would defeat the Grass King, overcome fate, and win back the Shirley who should have been his all along.
Now I'm reading chapter 130. I originally thought it was a cool article and clicked in. Now that I've read it, I feel that the whole book is so depressing. The writing is too realistic. It's so uncomfortable to read 😢😢😢, but I can't help but continue reading. Come on, author.
The author's writing is very good, with great imagination. There are many reasoning plots and the content is compact. What I like most is that when Enzo makes a mistake, Shirley pulls him back and corrects his behavior. It is a bit stiff. It would be better if they can enrich their emotions.
It's a very good book, but I don't have enough IQ to read it and I don't understand it very well.
Actually, I came here to read sweet articles...
The author is amazing and the logic is so thorough 👍👍