Name: The Hero's Coffin
Author: Dohaeneul

Read the latest, legitimate English translation of The Hero's Coffin. Isaf Dina wakes up in the body of a prisoner—a condemned man scheduled to die the very next day. Before he can even figure out what is happening, the prison is destroyed, and he is dragged into a world he was never meant to enter. Harenir von Lucete, commander of the Holy Knights, the Church’s First Sword, and a hero long believed dead, discovers something deeply unsettling in the movements of the Contaminated Lands. With no one else to turn to, he strikes a deal with Isaf, the worst necromancer alive. Reluctantly accepting a quest to aid the very hero who regards him as an enemy, Isaf secretly joins Harenir to uncover the truth behind the monsters—and the horrifying secrets lurking beneath their existence. But as they work together, Harenir begins to notice something strange about the necromancer. In a notoriously brutal game with no such thing as player welfare, can Isaf survive long enough to uncover the truth—and, more importantly, claim the one thing he’s never had: freedom?

The following series is not suitable for all audiences and contains material that some readers may find distressing, including: graphic violence, self-harm, and suicide. Reader discretion is advised.

Isaf Dina wakes up in the body of a prisoner—a condemned man scheduled to die the very next day. Before he can even figure out what is happening, the prison is destroyed, and he is dragged into a world he was never meant to enter. Harenir von Lucete, commander of the Holy Knights, the Church’s First Sword, and a hero long believed dead, discovers something deeply unsettling in the movements of the Contaminated Lands. With no one else to turn to, he strikes a deal with Isaf, the worst necromancer alive. Reluctantly accepting a quest to aid the very hero who regards him as an enemy, Isaf secretly joins Harenir to uncover the truth behind the monsters—and the horrifying secrets lurking beneath their existence. But as they work together, Harenir begins to notice something strange about the necromancer. In a notoriously brutal game with no such thing as player welfare, can Isaf survive long enough to uncover the truth—and, more importantly, claim the one thing he’s never had: freedom?

The following series is not suitable for all audiences and contains material that some readers may find distressing, including: graphic violence, self-harm, and suicide. Reader discretion is advised.