"Return to the Sacred City 9: The Rebirth of the Outlaws"

Author: Ming Mei
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Yawning into the sky, ambition unfulfilled but necessity compels; drinking to the song, the moon's shadow brings back old friends! A person full of flaws, by chance, steps into another dimension, where he encounters countless stories with non-human creatures. The world in the book is filled with magic and imaginary beings. A routine action, an ordinary event—Wai Yi disappears. Due to unknown reasons, Wai Yi meets another mysterious and powerful being in the void, and under the arrangement of this powerful being, Wai Yi is reborn as Cohen Kada on the continent of Bish, experiencing life anew and pursuing his path once more. Yet, countless powerful beings cannot tolerate the existence of someone daring to challenge their authority. Wai Yi (Cohen Kada), who resists them, seems utterly alone.
About Wai Yi: A naive boy, a cold youth. A gentle and polite boy, a youth who swears constantly. An innocent and kind boy, a youth drenched in darkness. A boy unwilling to even touch weapons, a youth who kills with weapons countless times. A boy who knows nothing of magic or martial arts, a youth whose magic and martial arts are abnormally powerful. Two completely different appearances, two completely different lifestyles, two completely different personalities—intersecting at both ends of the same life at a certain moment. Blinded by the praise and adulation, Luman is unaware that Cohen is observing this war from a higher vantage point.
Invading like fire, unyielding like a mountain—Cohen meticulously orchestrates a higher form of war aesthetics, even the cunning demon generals are shocked by the true meaning of this war. Surrounded by enemies, with no support, the day the sacred capital falls, Luman disappears without a trace.
After delivering an impassioned speech at the funeral of fallen soldiers, Cohen leaves again. On the way, he encounters a mysterious assassin named Crow. He looks extremely similar to Fisheat, especially when he is young. Cohen is instantly captivated and tries his best to accept him.