Rui Erwen

Since the end of the War in the Sky and the world returned to the hands of intelligent life, humans and their wartime best friends, the demihumans, have parted ways and become hostile to each other, and war has broken out. Hundreds of years of war have not only turned countless warm lives into a string of cold words in history books, but civilization has also regressed with the war. A large number of libraries have been burned, and the church has burned books wantonly in the name of the sages and persecuted heretical scholars. In the end, all the demi-humans living in the Western Continent have been completely wiped off the map, and the humans living in the Eastern Continent have also been wiped off the map. It was a dark age, but just like the sun, no matter how long the cold night is, the sun will eventually reappear, even if it sinks a hundred times. The final chapter of the old era was that the wandering nation Rielwen was forced to capture (armed for wages: the Covenant Nation had promised that if Rielwen fought for them, they would be given hundreds of miles of land to settle down). The capital of the Covenant Nation was Eternal, announcing the complete destruction of the four-hundred-year-old empire. The preface of the new chapter is that the Rieven people became the second overlord after the Covenant Kingdom. Now, Rielwen has been hegemonic for six hundred years, and the world situation has begun to change dramatically: businessmen are eager to get more rights, knowledge has become more free than ever before, the nobility has begun to split, and even the church is reflecting and trying to innovate. Can Rui Erwen still pick the final fruit like he did thousands of years ago? In this turbulent era full of opportunities and dangers, opportunities are unprecedentedly available to everyone, no matter how high or low they are.