I opened up an old game I hadn’t touched in ten years, Rock Kingdom, and ended up transmigrating into it.
I thought I was the protagonist who’d come to save the world.
Turns out I was here to save the villain.
Enzo, the dark wizard hated by everyone in the kingdom, had actually been wronged by everyone for thirty years. He was a man doomed to suffer, and he was dying. His body wouldn’t last another year.
And I, a transmigrator with six pets and knowledge of the entire story,
want to save him.
[Childhood Nostalgia] [Pet Raising] [Villain Redemption] [Power of Empathy] [Passionate Adventure]
“Enzo, Professor Shirley wouldn’t want you to be like this.”
“...Who are you? How do you know that?”
“Because I can ‘hear’ it.”
As long as you don't lose your nobility, everything in the world will open up to you. The descendant from heaven, the steadfast savior, just think of using resonance magic for this world!
Finally I found a good book about Locke Kingdom!!! I hope it's a slow-burning article. The author has written the background, magic, and important characters very well. The daily writing is very good, the rhythm is very good, and the main plot is slowly advanced in the daily life, especially the encounter between the protagonist and Dimo and the daily writing are great, unlike other novels where the battle power collapses all at once. The most important thing is the unit drama. The plot of Mount Vesuvius is so well written. I am very much looking forward to the subsequent plots of Xuanyu Island and Guagua Cultivation. The encounter between the protagonist and companions and the elves is not about conquering them, but about writing an adventure story about encounters with the elves. This is what I want. The characters of Felt, Keli, Garp, and Rocky are very well created. The plot of Mount Vesuvius focuses on Rocky and Sparks, and I am very much looking forward to the next plot and how the rest of the companions will perform. The only drawback is, where is Abu? A more conservative score of 8.2 Or above Rocky seems to be a hot-blooded idiot but is very reliable. This can be seen from the fact that the protagonist asks him to stay and take care of his classmates. Felt is gentle and timid but will slowly change due to his companions. The important thing is that he is good at cooking. Corythia is responsible and has the pride of being a royal. Her good upbringing gives her excellent political leadership skills and she treats everyone equally. Garp is careful, rigorous, and calm, and has a wealth of knowledge. He is our backing when formulating elf training techniques for everyone. The villain is also portrayed very well. I look forward to Cullen's subsequent plot. I hope everyone will not be anxious and watch carefully. The daily routines in the front are all foreshadowing the exciting plots that follow, and the daily routines are also very exciting. The author persisted.
So far, it looks pretty good