The Otherworld: Let the Superhumans Stay Out of the War

In 1879, the Ryukyu Kingdom, a vassal state of the Great Qing, was annexed by the Japanese. A modern transmigrator, transformed into the head guard of Shuri Castle, narrowly escaped with his life and made his way to Fuzhou, where he enrolled in the Fuzhou Shipbuilding School. He traded cutting-edge modern warship blueprints for an ancient, 300-ton ironclad from the Great Qing, planning to sail it out and seize the century-old treasure the Ryukyu Kingdom had hidden on the island. With the money, he would recruit soldiers and drive the Japanese into the sea to feed the fish. But he never imagined that someone would steal his perfect start from the start. A mysterious force summoned extraordinary beings from around the world. They rushed to Ryukyu Island at any cost: witches, mages, vampires, elementalists, esoteric cultivators, shadow assassins, sword cultivators, talisman masters, spiritual cultivators, ninjas... In an instant, Ryukyu became a mysterious garden for the extraordinary, and supernatural powers completely rewrote the rules of the land. Who was it that told me history followed rules? And who said that after the tide of steam came the dawn of modern civilization? Warships, firearms, steam, potions, battle royale, restoration, alliance leader, sealed artifacts, reincarnation: this is the most chaotic martial-world legend in history, a different overseas mythic version of Water Margin. This book is also known as: “Is There a Future in Becoming King of Ryukyu?”, “Borrow a Warship: Ryukyu’s Wrath,” “Shuri’s Last Light: Night Watcher of Another World,” and “Offering to the Void: No Survivors”