Conjuring the End of the World Starts with Peashooter

Name: Conjuring the End of the World Starts with Peashooter
Author: Mo Doesn't Eat Fish

by Mo Doesn't Eat Fish

completed Science Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Male Lead

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480Kwords202chapters

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When you wake up, the end is coming Various viruses from the Resident Evil series gather together Plants vs. Zombies shows more than ten types of zombie eras You are a little confused, but you are not afraid at all You don't know why either Maybe it's because of the barrage of green pea clusters that are all over the sky behind you and hanging upside down? Or maybe it's because the big-mouthed flower next to you is several thousand meters tall and can swallow King Zombie in just one bite? Or is it because of the Destruction Mushroom in front of you that can turn into a planet and smash half of the earth into pieces? You shook your head You look at your hands again Holding [Creation] in your left hand, you can use it to deconstruct and reorganize the doomsday game that has enveloped the world. You decide to rename it order Because you prefer civilized order to the chaos of the apocalypse you come outside the world You have seen countless worlds, countless doomsdays, and countless doomsday games You are very curious about them You take them off one by one and change them to how you like MC survival sequence National destiny rescue sequence Operational development sequence ... Many people regard you as a god But there are many people who are dissatisfied with you They want to kill you, saying that you are going against the general trend of [history]. But you just smiled and opened the [Existence] you held in your right hand to them. You deny their existence and ban them beyond the ordinary You erase all their past and future But you are kind You strip them of their present and throw them into various sequences to make guest appearances as various villains. Then you clapped your hands again and smiled at them; "Sorry, I am just the general trend."