[No system, single heroine, Dark Soul players only]
It is said that if you love a game enough, the characters in that world will come to pick you up across dimensions.
Therefore, Qiao An traveled through time with a mind full of dark soul truancy skills.
He thought he would meet a gentle and fire-proof woman and live a happy life of catching fire and spreading fire.
In the end, the nun who appeared in front of him was Elfried, holding a scythe and with cold eyes.
He is venomous, arrogant, and powerful, and he especially likes to look at him like he is looking at incombustible garbage.
This is his future fire-proof girl.
It is impossible to spread fire. In this life, you can only survive by cheating nuns, backstabbing living corpses, and crazy lottery winnings.
In this world that is constantly collapsing, Joan and Fried fall in love and kill each other, undermine each other, and rely on each other;
Days like this don't seem so bad.
"Miss Sister, why don't you open this box?"
"... Ashes, that's obviously a Mimic!"
Reader comments
The unsearchable story of the immortal:
Legends from the end of the Age of Fire
It is said that it is the myth of the nameless ashes who thirst for fire at the end of the Age of Fire and the nun who is also an ashe and hunts the king.
"When ashes come in pairs, fire ignites."
Maybe it can bring some hope to the end of the world.
The nun's epic level is weakened, but the overall plot is okay
The soul flavor is very positive, and the behavior of the protagonist gives people a feeling of using absurdity to fight against nothingness. Although the author says that he is not a soul scholar, in fact, the author's soul science attainments and game understanding are not bad at all, and the private parts are also well integrated. It is a work worth watching.
There's nothing sinister about it. There are very few books about dark souls. This one is a solid one, but I feel like the plot goes by a bit too fast.
I love Freed, but where is the fireproof girl?
It's okay, but the subject matter is quite cold
Speaking of which, the protagonist's character is too bland, right?
One of the few black soul novels written by foreign persimmons
Very good book
It looks good so far, but a little lacking
I just happened to be playing Soul 3 recently. There are a lot of minor flaws, but from a realistic perspective it's okay.
It's a rare soul trio, very good
The author writes well, but there is a problem. The protagonist does not look like someone who has played Dark Souls. He does not know a lot of common sense and plots.
The unsearchable story of the immortal: Legends from the end of the Age of Fire It is said that it is the myth of the nameless ashes who thirst for fire at the end of the Age of Fire and the nun who is also an ashe and hunts the king. "When ashes come in pairs, fire ignites." Maybe it can bring some hope to the end of the world.
The nun's epic level is weakened, but the overall plot is okay
The soul flavor is very positive, and the behavior of the protagonist gives people a feeling of using absurdity to fight against nothingness. Although the author says that he is not a soul scholar, in fact, the author's soul science attainments and game understanding are not bad at all, and the private parts are also well integrated. It is a work worth watching.
There's nothing sinister about it. There are very few books about dark souls. This one is a solid one, but I feel like the plot goes by a bit too fast.
I love Freed, but where is the fireproof girl?
It's okay, but the subject matter is quite cold Speaking of which, the protagonist's character is too bland, right?
One of the few black soul novels written by foreign persimmons
Very good book
It looks good so far, but a little lacking
I just happened to be playing Soul 3 recently. There are a lot of minor flaws, but from a realistic perspective it's okay.
It's a rare soul trio, very good
The author writes well, but there is a problem. The protagonist does not look like someone who has played Dark Souls. He does not know a lot of common sense and plots.