This is the best era, when human civilization sets foot in the stars and connects with the universe.
This is also the worst era, with discordant cultures and discordant ideas, constant conflicts between countries, and wars that will eventually break out.
It was an unprecedented disaster. The war spread to all parts of the world, and gunpowder smoke enveloped the entire planet.
Thousands of years of civilization were destroyed in one fell swoop. Some people died in battle, some fled to the stars, and some remained to survive in the apocalypse.
The day the global war broke out was Rakshasa's eighteenth birthday. He witnessed with his own eyes the tragic situation of society at that time.
There were fires, explosions and roars everywhere, cities were destroyed, people were running around, and the world fell into chaos.
The survivors hid underground, carved out shelters one after another, struggled to survive in the doomsday environment, and prayed for salvation.
Five years later, the surviving Rakshasa is now a qualified hunter, dealing with dangerous species and mutants in the wilderness all day long.
Here, you can't survive without fighting.
He was unwilling to live like a mouse in the dark underground. He wanted to go out, to leave here, to escape from this planet that had no hope.
Until one day, he met a strange mobile vendor, exchanged all his belongings accumulated over the years for a pile of seemingly useless rags, and discovered the secret hidden in himself.
The story also begins here...
Wisdom needs to be accumulated and accumulated to be full.
Life requires struggle, and fighting leads to stability.
I feel like this is a masterpiece that has been buried
The battle plot is particularly interesting, but there is no follow-up.
This book is really beautiful, and it ranks among the top in my mind. But the most regrettable thing is that it ended in a hurry when I couldn't make any money.
So far it looks pretty good, I hope the author can be faster
It's pretty good so far. It's not brainless or clueless, and the plot is okay. It's just that the branch plot on the earth side seems a bit early, and it will probably take a long time to wait for the protagonist to return.
I feel like it's ok. I'd like to ask the author what kind of education he has.
Still the same after so long
It's pretty cool, but I don't like Blood Spirit
I hope there will be a female protagonist, so that the male protagonist can find greater motivation and sustenance to become stronger.
What equipment does the protagonist use in the mecha?
I feel like this is a masterpiece that has been buried
The battle plot is particularly interesting, but there is no follow-up.
This book is really beautiful, and it ranks among the top in my mind. But the most regrettable thing is that it ended in a hurry when I couldn't make any money.
So far it looks pretty good, I hope the author can be faster
It's pretty good so far. It's not brainless or clueless, and the plot is okay. It's just that the branch plot on the earth side seems a bit early, and it will probably take a long time to wait for the protagonist to return.
I feel like it's ok. I'd like to ask the author what kind of education he has.
Still the same after so long
It's pretty cool, but I don't like Blood Spirit
I hope there will be a female protagonist, so that the male protagonist can find greater motivation and sustenance to become stronger.
What equipment does the protagonist use in the mecha?