This is the best of times. Humanity has reached the stars and joined the wider universe.
It is also the worst of times. Cultural and ideological differences, along with ceaseless conflicts between nations, eventually lead to war.
An unprecedented disaster unfolds. The flames of war spread across the world, and smoke blankets the entire planet.
Thousands of years of civilization are destroyed in an instant. Some die on the battlefield, some flee to the stars, and others are left behind to eke out a wretched existence amid the apocalypse.
The day global war breaks out is Luo Sha’s eighteenth birthday. He witnesses the horrors of society with his own eyes.
Flames, explosions, and thunderous blasts everywhere. Cities are destroyed, people flee in every direction, and the world descends into chaos.
The survivors take refuge underground, carving out one shelter after another. They struggle to survive in the apocalyptic wasteland, praying for salvation.
Five years later, Luo Sha, one of the lucky few to survive, has become a capable hunter, spending his days dealing with dangerous creatures and mutated beings in the wilderness.
Here, you can’t survive without fighting.
He refuses to live like a rat in the lightless underground. He wants to get out, to leave this place, to escape a planet that has no hope left.
Then one day, he meets an eccentric traveling merchant. He trades everything he has saved over the years for a pile of seemingly useless junk, and discovers a secret hidden within himself.
And so the story begins...
Wisdom needs time to settle, and accumulation is what makes it whole.
Life demands struggle, and fighting is what brings peace.
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?