The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki Ⅱ -CRIMSON SiN-

Low quality chinese game. Both game and story. Likely intentional. Agonizing to play. Cannot recommend to anyone. It's going to mess with your head.

I enjoyed the game, but I think Kuro no Kiseki 1 is still better not the best entry to the series.

赤到史了

The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak 1 and 2 is set in a fictional world, yet as a series first it explicitly introduces and names the White race, consistently portraying them across every narrative arc as anti-immigrant terrorists. The framing deliberately depicts a "moral" White person as someone who accepts the erasure of his own country and culture, suggesting that his only racial redemption comes from sacrificing his ethnic existence to benefit non-White races. Within the context of these games, any defence of a White person's own heritage is labelled as "White supremacy." Throughout this narrative, the game forces a simplistic dichotomy that positions immigrants as permanently innocent, while dismissing any normal grievances or anxieties regarding these demographic shifts as an innate malice of White people that the game communicates is expressed via ethnic terrorism. There is no healthy representation of diverse White peoples simply existing as human beings with a right to their own distinct cultures and homelands. This double standard is clearly highlighted through the historical character Sheena Dirke. The game celebrates a non-White actor playing her in an in-…

This game is the absolute definition of a filler game. Almost every fight is done because of fake reasons that disappear after the fight and every bad event is undone by heavily overused time travel. You can probably skip 80% of this games dialogue and miss no plot.

LOVE IT!