Wuthering Waves: Transmigrating with the Ten Shadows Technique

[Growth-Oriented Protagonist] [Slow Pace] [Transmigration] [Happy Ending] In life, things do not go as one wishes eight or nine times out of ten. Not to mention ordinary people, even some “protagonists” born clutching a golden key often run into walls. This worldly truth that exists in ordinary worlds is known to everyone. But what if I said, what if one day the world before your eyes underwent earth-shattering changes, and everything you were familiar with disappeared completely? Those things you once looked down upon, when they reappeared in your mind at this moment, would you miss them, whether they were good or bad? Someone once asked another person the above question. “It doesn’t matter. Just forget it.” The person being questioned finally only waved a hand at everything behind him with a face full of dejection, then walked toward the shadows ahead……. “Ugh, so cheesy. What a disgusting passage.” A black-haired youth saw such a passage in a novel during the break between classes at Startorch Academy and immediately frowned in pure disgust. In this world there were saviors whose golden pupils burned eternally. Did anyone still need to worry about problems like these? Here, he believed that how to properly enjoy this brand-new world was the only thing he needed to think about. As for whatever Wuthering World? The Lament? Leave those to the savior adults to deal with. He only needed to do a good job of being an ordinary passerby A.Right? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Wuthering Waves: Transmigrating with the Ten Shadows Technique — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠