(Mental illness? No, I'm the Lord of the Old Ones!)
[Path to Godhood + Cthulhu + Ensemble Cast and Political Intrigue + Utter Madness...]
You've got to be kidding me.
A high school student with a mental illness claims to be the Lord of the Old Ones?
This isn't a distortion of human nature, nor a collapse of morality... Someone needs a higher dose of medication!
In an age of mysterious resurgence and rampaging alien beasts, Lu Chen, dressed in blue-and-white hospital clothes, smiled wickedly and muttered to himself.
“Heh heh, you worthless wretches of old, your king has returned!”
“On the day I return to the world, every traitorous subject shall perish!”
The Bible, Book of Revelation
[The chains imprisoning the abyss slowly loosen, and the slumbering demon regains its freedom. It roams the world, stirring up the buried grudges in people's hearts and inciting forces far and wide to take up arms. At last, heavenly fire descends and burns away all filth. The instigator of it all will be cast into the eternally burning fire, there to await the final judgment.]
The protagonist encounters Game 749 and loses his pants. I think it is not worthy of the strength of the old rulers. This plot setting may be to compare with the subsequent protagonist's growth. The protagonist is indeed still young and it is excusable. However, the emergence of this plot I think will become a reason for many people to abandon the book. And the little devil in the protagonist's mind is the heroine. Unlike the servant, she gives me the feeling that she is an equal existence to the protagonist.
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