The Rise of the Black Plain
Minos Stuart is a regular young nobleman with average abilities and limited prospects for his future. However, just as he was about to embark on his cultivation journey, he suffered a severe injury that left him on the brink of death!
Nevertheless, a stroke of luck befalls Minos as a fragment of the soul from an ancient specialist recognizes him, giving him a chance of one in a billion.
This opportunity will open up a new and exciting path for Minos, filled with risks and thrilling experiences, as he gathers the strength to keep a promise and pursue his own ambitions!
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Notice: This is a fantasy story and, as such, is not related to any fact of reality.
Disclaimer: I don't own the cover; if its original creator wants me to take down or put credit, leave a message in any chapter, and I'll do it as soon as possible.
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RVN_1998 · Fantasy
I've only ever read one Chinese novel where a black person was characterized as being a normal person. Im not an SJW and im not going to assume the worst of the authors, but still why is every black person depicted in chinese novels either have to be a stereotype or a barbarian?