A worthless baron banished by his family takes over a wasteland abandoned by the gods.
The food is gone, the walking corpses are closing in, and only 108 starving villagers remain, waiting to die.
Standing on a raised platform, he says, “I’ll take you all to your deaths. But I’ll die before you do.”
That night, a wolfkin girl in the dungeon opens her ice-blue eyes.
Her tail coils around his wrist.
Her spear pierces the head of the advancing horde of corpses.
From then on, Frostnight Territory has a mad lord and a wolf who never loosens her tail.
No System, no golden finger, no filler.
Only wasteland, lords, chosen ones, and a man abandoned by the whole world, leading a crowd of starving souls to carve out a way to survive in the North.
A slow burn, but rich and weighty, with something important in every chapter.
If you’re tired of mindless power fantasies, give this one a try.
Turn to page 20 on Fanqie, and it’s all formulaic stories, filler, and brainless wish fulfillment.
You want something different.
Give this one a try.
Every chapter moves the story forward, and every sentence carries weight.
No golden finger, no System, no inexplicable miracles dropping out of the sky.
Just a banished failure, leading a crowd of starving souls, relying on his wits, his blood, and Ashina’s tail to fight a bloody path through the North.
If you enjoy the kind of writing in Lord of the Mysteries and Reverend Insanity, where “every detail comes into play later,” you’ll stick around.
Stop updating for a few days and take a rest. I'm a little tired. I have written three books in a row. I stayed up many nights writing the outline, but I will definitely finish it. Write a complete conclusion with several million words. Otherwise, the outline I have written for so long is not wasted. My outline alone is already more than 600,000 words. I just lay down to rest for a while and went to sleep. I'm a stubborn person, and I plan to slowly study AI comics. When I finish the book and create an AI comic, people will definitely watch it. Build roads across mountains and build bridges over rivers.