Among the characters in the novel, there were Mandon Tim, Huiyin, Lucy, Tiago Brando, Fanny Valentine, Aisha, Link Rod Eggen, Jello Kibelin, and Johnny Jostar. What was a light novel/derivative doujinshi novel? It had to have elements of transmigration, the return of the strong, the correct outlook, decisive killing, group portraits, and intellectual battles? Where can I watch it?

Answer 1

This book was called "The Crimson King Begins with Wild Horseman". The characters in it included the protagonist Diablo. [King of Crimson] was shaved off. Supporting role-Mandon Timmy, I'm a cowboy, I just want a place to go In a world of survival of the fittest, the only thing we can do is to fight bravely until the last moment of our lives. Supporting role-Lucy, even I can go forward bravely! Supporting role-Diago Brando, Justice? I only desire money and power, as well as to ascend to the peak of the world! Supporting role-Fanny Valentine, my heart and my actions are as clear as a mirror, everything I do is just! Supporting actor-Aisha, supporting actor-Link Rod Eggen, welcome to Men's World, supporting actor-Jerome Kibelin, I will put "recognition" before everything! Otherwise, I won't be able to advance in any direction! I can't find my own future! Supporting actor-Johnny Jostar, I just want to go from a negative number to a zero! This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

"The King of Crimson Begins from Wild Horse Man" Author: Si Ke. It is a light novel/derivative Doujinshi novel. It has transmigration, the return of the strong, the correct three views, decisive killing, group portraits, and battle of wits elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry.

[User recommendation: No female lead, currently completed.]
There were only a few books on the internet that had an SSR background. The boss and Johnny became companions and pursued the remains of the saint together. During this period, a series of stories happened. The fighting and wits were rich, and the characters were not OCC. I didn't handle it well in Philadelphia, but overall, it's a masterpiece. Of course, for non-jo chefs, the reading threshold was relatively high.
"Reward index: 3.5"
I hope you will like this book.