Kaijin Fighter: So I Have to Make Monsters, So What?
Horrible Accident? Check Otherworldly Soul Yeeting? Check Taking over some schmuck's body who died around the same time? Check Unable to cultivate because the aforementioned schmuck's constitution is all messed up? Double Check In the world of Valresta where the great and powerful cultivate an energy called aether to get to where they are, Zhen Liu (Thomas Lee) is physically unable to despite having the qualities to do so. But due to a twist of fate, Zhen Liu is given the ability to create kaijin, strange and monstrous warriors to fight in his stead. By using this world's laws combined with his knowledge of Earth, watch as Zhen Liu stands above the so-called aether saints to become the one and only kaijin lord! "What the hell is a train"?! "Something that's about to kick your butt. Get him"! "Yes my lord"! Cover art done by JacKLYart on Twitter My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MajorMizako?t=23kOezglRcDjEUKcmpZQiA&s=09
Gotta love blackmail
An unfortunate fact of life is that not everyone is willing to keep their promises, especially when it's only verbal.
More often or not, one member of a verbal promise will attempt to renege on it if it means they can get more benefit from doing so, or at least protect their "reputation".
It's rather tricky to have people believe you are in the right, when everyone is relying on he said, she said.
This is where contracts come in.
Solid, physical proof that a deal took place, notarized documents that make it clear to the world that both parties made a promise to each other to perform the depicted task or deal to its letter.
Fine pieces of evidence to prove whether or not someone is being a lying bastard.
Or in this case, prove that someone orchestrated the death of their own mother.