[Western Fantasy] [Immortality] [Add Points] [Gou Dao] [Time Crushing] [Non-AI] [Secret and Extraordinary]
On the day Black Gravel City was destroyed, Ron woke up from the muddy water.
The sky opened, a giant palm fell, and the entire city was pushed into a pit of fire.
He had no bloodline, no baptismal name, and no letter of recommendation from the Mage Tower.
There is only one talent:
Seventeen is not old.
Every year you live, you gain one attribute.
In the continent of Ireland, magic does not belong to the lower class.
The nobles control the land, the church controls the judgment, and the mage tower controls the knowledge.
Refugees without guarantees will be sent to the border wall, and strange powers that have not been baptized will be regarded as evil spirits.
Ron thought it was simple.
Stay alive.
Hide.
Wait a year, wait another year.
He worked as a night watchman, a mercenary, and swept wheat ashes in the mill.
While others compete for the limelight, he retreats.
Others laugh at him for being a coward, but he admits it.
Until someone pushed the wooden yoke, the white stake and the judgment to his door.
There is someone behind the door.
Then you can no longer retreat.
Later, the genius grew old, the nobles changed generations, and the kingdom changed its flag.
The forever seventeen-year-old boy was still standing at the door.
He doesn't like to argue or explain.
If the magic and power in this world only belonged to nobles, churches and towers.
Then he would use a hundred or a thousand years to find his own way.
Reader comments
It's a bit of a slow-burning book. It's not the kind of immortality story that tells the story of how many years pass at once. It probably has a certain story for each decade. The characters in each story are full-bodied and the emotions are on point. It's just that the main character has no desire. It might get better after seeing his abilities become stronger later on. It's not a mindless and cool article like Tomato. I kind of want to read it. I hope the author doesn't want to be a eunuch.
I'm getting stronger from behind. I finally have some goals. I'll update it quickly. I love watching it.
Yes, although it is indeed more classic in the early stage, you will take action decisively when you need to take action. Although you are stubborn, you will not distort your nature for this. If the protagonist can maintain his emotional indifference (divine nature) in the later stage, I will give 5 stars. But I hope the protagonist won't be carried away by love or something.
It's well written. It's a very good longevity novel. It has a certain connotation. It's not the kind of lousy longevity novel. The first three stories are good and have connotation. The characters are delicately portrayed.
We already have a direction and a good goal, but the male protagonist's immortality has been exposed. The immortality of human beings in the western fantasy world will make the protagonist the enemy of the world. All the nobles and dignitaries will definitely pry. Reconciliation is impossible. I'm curious how you deal with it. Come on.
It's a bit of a slow-burning book. It's not the kind of immortality story that tells the story of how many years pass at once. It probably has a certain story for each decade. The characters in each story are full-bodied and the emotions are on point. It's just that the main character has no desire. It might get better after seeing his abilities become stronger later on. It's not a mindless and cool article like Tomato. I kind of want to read it. I hope the author doesn't want to be a eunuch. I'm getting stronger from behind. I finally have some goals. I'll update it quickly. I love watching it.
Yes, although it is indeed more classic in the early stage, you will take action decisively when you need to take action. Although you are stubborn, you will not distort your nature for this. If the protagonist can maintain his emotional indifference (divine nature) in the later stage, I will give 5 stars. But I hope the protagonist won't be carried away by love or something.
It's well written. It's a very good longevity novel. It has a certain connotation. It's not the kind of lousy longevity novel. The first three stories are good and have connotation. The characters are delicately portrayed. We already have a direction and a good goal, but the male protagonist's immortality has been exposed. The immortality of human beings in the western fantasy world will make the protagonist the enemy of the world. All the nobles and dignitaries will definitely pry. Reconciliation is impossible. I'm curious how you deal with it. Come on.