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Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World

Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World

DramaBox· 70 episodes
RebirthRevengeApocalypseFantasyPowerful Male LeadHarem
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Reborn three days before the Netherkin rampage across the world, Morris Levinsky regains memories of his past life. His girlfriend, Quinn Silverman, and Fred Chase betray him. Fred even steals the S-rank Aether Mark from his sister, Yona Levinsky, leading to her death. In response, Morris performs a ritual and becomes the Bloodclad Netherlord to protect Yona and take revenge. Bit by bit, he reshapes the world’s order.

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About Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World

Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World is a rebirth, revenge and apocalypse short drama originally released on DramaBox, told in 70 bite-sized episodes. Start to finish it's roughly 2 hours of viewing, so it binges fast.

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How many episodes does Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World have?

Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World has 70 episodes. At short-drama length that's roughly 2 hours in total.

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What is Bloodclad Netherlord: Rewriting the End of the World about?

Reborn three days before the Netherkin rampage across the world, Morris Levinsky regains memories of his past life. His girlfriend, Quinn Silverman, and Fred Chase betray him. Fred even steals the S-rank Aether Mark from his sister, Yona Levinsky, leading to her death. In response, Morris performs…