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Fallen Lightbringers' Return

One day, a mechanical voice appeared in all of humanities head: [survive]. Dungeons started to surface, Historical Figures reappeared, Gods had turned real, and ordinary people gained the supernatural ability to rule the new era. However, they could not beat The Shadow. In such world, The Lightbringer, Lee Dojin had sacrificed everything... and perished right on New Year. Upon his death, the dungeons called him once more, and he warped to another universe where the apocalypse hadn't sarted yet; a universe 20 years ago. This time he would not be The Lightbringer, instead, he'd walk the path of shadows. --he'd become a controller of parallel universes. Only he knows the end of this world. Only he has seen the end of a universe. With this new chance, can he turn around the life he had once forfeited? "Child of The Shadow, there is another world waiting for you." ------------------------------- For chapters not yet released here, news of updates and future merch, character art, and discussions with either readers or writers, please follow this link: https://discord.gg/RnRQD73j8b or write me on Rafuk#5512.

Hyowha · Fantasie
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VOLUME 1 — Afterthought

DO NOT UNLOCK THIS CHAPTER IF YOU JUST WANT TO CONTINUE READING THE STORY.

So, with the end of Volume 1—which could be considered a prologue—we are now finally moving to the big stages. 

First of all, I want to thank you (the readers) for accompanying Lee Dojin on his journey. It has been approx. half a year since I started writing the story, and most of the time, when I had no motivation, it was you guys' comments and support that helped me to keep going. Without you, this novel would not have been close to what it could be. Thank you very much!

  In this special chapter, I would like to discuss certain things surrounding the first volume, giving you my thoughts and what went into the process of writing. I understand that this may not be interesting for everyone, so I will not hold it against you for skipping this afterthought.

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