(Western fantasy magic + multiple heroines + misunderstandings + witty commentary + mind games)
This is the best of times, and the worst of times. More than anything, it is an age when miracles spread like wildfire.
A fantastical, strange and wondrous world where sword and magic resonate, steel and steam roar, nobles face off against commoners, and demihumans dance with monsters.
He transmigrated here and has spent twenty-seven years wandering in pursuit of something.
He has traveled to every corner of the continent, worn countless faces, and lived out countless legends.
He was once the monster hunter “Lone Wolf,” whose monster-slaying blade dripped crimson and whose passing left monsters wailing.
He was once the crime boss “Night Owl,” who lurked in the shadows, toppled the underworld’s throne by his own hand, and treated the kingdom’s power struggles like a game of chess.
He was once the mercenary “Ashes,” who crossed scorched battlefields, commanded the course of war, and personally rewrote the fate of a nation.
Until he lost his memory.
He remembers only one thing: Whatever you do, don’t let them find out who I am!
How should I put it? This is an adapted novel I hope the subsequent plot won't be exactly the same.
It's quite interesting, but I don't know if I missed it and thought the male protagonist's fighting power was a bit confusing. He always felt that he couldn't defeat the society. But Chapter 33 also says that he hunted monsters that could turn the kingdom into ruins. Well, the next chapter will explain that it is the mentor who has been "pressuring" the male protagonist.
Damn it, no one is reading such a beautiful book. Don't let the author give in when the time comes. Five-star praise. Quickly encourage book friends to read it.
Good book, but I feel like I have to send it (sorry😞)
The plot feels a bit familiar, but I still support it.
It feels good, why don't you write it down?
It's okay, I think it's okay
It's very beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it?
Can't stop updating, hey The setting is good, but the author is too good. Can you try to shorten the complicated theories and so on? The chapters I have read so far are just one chapter for each theory. I read the book to see the plot. I don't learn magic to write this thing in such detail. A brief introduction will be ok.
Not bad, pretty good