What kind of dark time did Ain go through when he was sold to the black market? What was he thinking as he was forced to fight endlessly against the sand beast? What happened after joining the war group? How does he strengthen his abilities, and how does he pay the price? How did he grow from a lonely boy to an excellent leader of the war group?
How does the solitary Falcon continue to fight against forgetfulness in his lonely half-life? In countless dark nights, I recited those names silently over and over again: the parents who were in love for the first time sitting in the cafe, the little boy playing with the tower of blocks, and the mentor who was harsh but saved his life. What if I forget you one day?
What Luo Xia had been unwilling to tell the girl made him decide to leave the paradise. What was the opportunity to leave Lu Chen? What terrible truth did he see that day? Or is that just the tip of the iceberg? And what kind of torture did the owner of the park suffer after running the park for so many years, so that his heart was finally exhausted?
Next, I would like to ask the unknown author Ji Shuyan to report for you.
(Although the title is before the park opens, that is, before our little painter appears, there may still be a sequel. In other words, there may be emotional lines, and this article of mine has no CP. It will be marked or a separate book will be opened at that time.)
Intention: In this desolate apocalypse, everyone wants to end their lives and end all pain, but they still struggle to survive.