Sandbox War
New book, The National Overlord Game
Hong He, who was about to get a foot massage in the bath city, had transmigrated the moment he lay on the bed. Moreover, it was a transmigration for everyone.
This was a grid world.
There were humans, trolls, dragons, gnomes, demons…
Everyone had a base, and they needed to build a base, develop their territory, and fight or ally with local NPCs.
And the disasters that would happen every five days!
Hong He had awakened the Red Hand System.
This system was created to change the world of Africa, helping Africa to smuggle into Europe and become the king of Europe.
Every time Hong He drew a lottery, the worse the item he drew, the darker his luck would be. After his hand turned red, the item he drew would be better.
[Congratulations on recruiting a Normal-level Hero]
The system was triggered.
[Congratulations on recruiting a Unique Hero]
From the very first chapter, I was drawn into the dark and intense world of The Blades Of The Broken Oath. The writing is sharp and poetic, portraying power as something stolen through betrayal and grief. This isn’t a tale of heroes or villains—it’s about those who rise from shattered vows and dare to challenge fate itself. I truly enjoyed the emotional depth and immersive worldbuilding, and I’m eager to see where the story goes next.