The Story of a Low-Rank Soldier Becoming a Monarch

Character Analysis The main character in The Story of a Low-Rank Soldier Becoming a Monarch is not only physically strong but also rich in psychological depth. Every decision and action they make reflects inner conflicts, making it hard for readers to take their eyes off each page. [CHARACTERS] is a model of resilience and growth, while the supporting characters also show significant development, adding to the complexity of the story.

When I was 15, I lost my right hand on the battlefield. When I was 24, I mastered the skills that were necessary for my survival. But I was always told the same things, over and over: "Just quit. I'll gray even faster if I try to teach you sojutsu." "But if you weren't disabled, you could've learned anything you wanted, with nothing holding you back." "Hey, let's just collect herbs. Why are you so obsessed with swordsmanship?" "Just live like everybody else." When I was 39, I lost my left hand and fell off a cliff. And when I swallowed the Artifact I had no knowledge about... (Source: Kakao Entertainment Corp., translated)

When I was 15, I lost my right arm on the battlefield …

By the time I was 24, I had learned a variety of tricks that I needed in my life.
-I heard such words all the time.

“Just give it up. There will only be more gray hair on my head if I teach you sojutsu. ”
“If you want to learn something, then there are no barriers in front of you, but your productivity is too lame.”
“Hey, let’s pick the herbs, herbs. Why are you trying to learn only the art of the sword? ”
“Just live like everyone else.”

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– Alternative Raw (Naver)
– Official Simplified Chinese Translation