The Dragon Kingdom has lost three battles in a row, and its borders are crumbling. In this age of the uncanny, everyone is being consumed by the unknown.
Wang Ling is the sole exception. He remembers that wonderful fairy-tale world: bears from Bear Infested that turn into trees, pigs from GG Bond that eat people, and the haunted Qingqing Grasslands. In this parallel world deprived of childhood, those memories have become his only weapon, and his deadliest one.
When the nation’s fate is tied to “Bear Ridge,” an S-rank instance, Wang Ling takes on the burden of saving his country.
No handsome savior descends from the heavens, and he has no invincible cheat. All he has are his childhood memories. He uses Strong’s all-purpose chainsaw to break through the barrier and awakens the forest’s vitality with the protective instincts of Big Bear and Second Bear.
Everyone thinks this is a suicide sacrifice. Only Wang Ling steps through the wreckage and says calmly, “Don’t panic. I know the rules of this forest.”
This book is very, very good, better than any other novels of the same type that I have read [plus one on bookshelf]