Hail_The_loli

Renji, a devoted player of a post-apocalyptic game, had numerous exes who were all fictional characters within the game. As a firm believer in strength, Renji would strip useless characters of their equipment and resources, relegating them to the background as caretakers while giving the best to new, powerful characters. He insisted this was temporary, all for the sake of advancing in the game and saving the precarious post-apocalyptic world.
However, these "fictional characters" didn't seem to agree with Renji's perspective. When Renji, with his emphasis on strength and meticulous planning, fulfilled his mission as the "savior" by putting an end to the source of Tainted Miasma in the wasteland and becoming the first to achieve a "perfect clearance," he unexpectedly found himself transported to the game's second stage. Renji had thought he would soar directly into a carefree life, but he soon realized that things were not quite as he had imagined.

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The important characters he encounters, their illustrations will be posted in Characters Chapter 00.

Fallen Chronicles

Carrying Ashen's unconscious body, Lena and Miyuki returned to the border of the Ashen Empire, the Elven Forest, and headed straight for the ancient tree in the deepest part of the forest.

Regarding the World Tree, Renji's understanding of this "neutral building" in the game was not much. The main reason was that the original "World Tree" was not as eye-catching as it is now.

Renji remembered his first encounter with the World Tree. The leaves of the tree were almost withered and yellow, and it was hard to see any green. The trunk was bent and sunken like an old man, and the entire ancient tree was shaking and about to fall. The next Miasma wind might destroy the trunk that had already been hollowed out by corrosion.

Later, when his Ashen army marched here and joined forces with the forest races to eliminate the Dragon level Miasma Master that was lurking here, the pollution of the forest was alleviated.

Chapter 348: The Same and Different