(A slow-burn story about the protagonist’s growth.)
(Redemption + lighthearted comedy + multiple heroines + invincible in the later stages)
(Virtually no angst... probably)
The children at the orphanage sat around the old man, laughing as they urged him to tell that same old story again.
“Grandpa, tell it one more time~”
“We want to hear about that great hero again.”
“No, he’s not a great hero! He slaughtered almost all of humanity. He’s a villain!”
“But he saved everyone in the end and helped them through their hardest days. How does that not make him a great hero?”
“Grandpa, you tell us! Was he a hero or a bad guy?”
The children’s bickering made the old man chuckle softly. He beckoned them to sit beside him.
“That answer... is for you to decide.”
As he spoke, the old man opened the thick photo album in his hands. Looking at the yellowed photographs, his thoughts sank into a tide of memories.
This is a story of redemption, a journey to find oneself.
Its protagonist bears the fate of both “salvation” and “destruction.”
He once changed the course of the Reunion Movement, securing a place for the Infected to stand.
In the war in Victoria, he carved out a future for the Sarkaz.
He even faced the fabled Priestess, and made this land...
He saved countless lives that should have been lost.
Yet at the very last moment, he unleashed a flood of calamity across all of Terra.
He is a heinous sinner, and a pitiful tool.
“The story begins in an underground laboratory…”
It feels good to show me A Japanese-style Western fantasy wrapped in Zhouwen's trappings, but it feels so right This group of protagonists is really a group of heroes who can rush up and kill the boss just by shouting about friendship and bonding. My middle school soul is burning because of this article.
I skipped a bit after reading Chapter 8, but I really didn't understand what the author wanted to write, and there was also an unexplained introduction. The protagonist's character in the diary is quite good, but his performance seems to be that he has low emotional intelligence and is timid. I feel that it would be much better to replace timidity with caution or severe caution with suspicion. After all, being timid and cowardly is really unpleasant... The plot and some of the settings are a bit confusing, and the people in the experimental base don't have any race. I... I honestly found it very confusing.
The character creation is okay, and the slow-burning story is good. If you don't want to read about people who have nothing to do with Zhou, then just skip to the back.
It looks pretty good from the front, but I can't stand the slow heat.
Really good, this book
All in all, it's a pretty good article. I just want to see the growth from negative to zero and then to positive!! There are a lot of jokes, oh no no no, I definitely can't stand it Personally, I think the humans slaughtered in the introduction are pre-civilized humans, which are the information in the Origin Stone, so it means that Li Guang eliminated the Origin Stone disease ✧(≖ ◡ ≖✿)