Age of Superpowers

I read an apocalyptic novel. The protagonist is very powerful. His woman A was killed by his other woman B, and then some information was revealed. A was framed by B before the apocalypse, and then became a socialite in a club, and was used by the club to receive distinguished guests. After the apocalypse, A wanted to harm the protagonist, but was killed by B's cooperator, and it seemed that B and that person were telling this information while they were doing it (I don't know if I understood it correctly). All in all, I felt speechless after reading it.

I have been reading post-apocalyptic books for three to five years, and I must have read fifty or sixty novels. There are good and bad ones, but Doomsday Reincarnation and Doomsday Roulette are both good. I personally like Doomsday Reincarnation. Among so many books, the protagonist's thoughts are indeed the most ruthless I have ever seen. In fact, if you think about it objectively, how can the protagonist's thoughts in this book not be forced out of his previous life? It is true that this book does not meet the inner requirements of some modern adults with "good intentions". The novel is not necessarily a good novel. Objectively speaking, this protagonist is the most humane protagonist. He is more like the behavior of an "ordinary person" in the end of the world. Coupled with the influence of the bite of the plane and the influence of "divine nature", it is normal to do unreasonable things. Coupled with the end of the world... There is no need to put on the cloak of hypocrisy. Summary: The protagonist's thoughts are too selfish and ruthless But it is consistent with the current situation of rebirth in the last days. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

It felt okay, and the protagonist finally became the kind of person he wanted to be. Fortunately, this is a novel, otherwise people like the protagonist, also known as tyrants by others, know that wherever there is oppression, there is resistance. If he hadn't been the protagonist, he would have died long ago. But if a sequel can be written, then the protagonist of this novel will be the final villain BOSS, who will keep giving experience to the new protagonist. In the end, he is successfully resisted and the new protagonist becomes the savior.

It's understandable that I'm afraid that I won't be able to control the collapse in the later stage. If this happens, don't give the protagonist so many tricks at once. It's really hard to find them all and write them in such a frustrating way. . . This is a half-satisfying way to knit. . .

This protagonist is worse than a beast, and a beast will protect his children even to death. Are you sure this protagonist has some humanity and some bottom line? I can't believe what a psychopath the author of this book is in reality. The protagonist of this book is a monster in human skin with no bottom line.

QQ Reading is going to be a waste of time. It charges money to read and there are a lot of advertisements. There are no ads and there are still charges. Is it true that the number of users will decrease as the number of users increases?

I can only say that the cold-bloodedness of the protagonist made me have a good impression of this book. I insisted on some extremely poisonous points. I read about 200 chapters and found that I really couldn't read anymore. Three stars. I thought about it and did not give the highest rating of two stars. First of all, I still like the character of the protagonist. The protagonist likes to pretend to be 13, so I won't say anything. I just woke up after three years and asked for that woman. I was pregnant with a child, and I don't understand why the author wrote this, and I don't know why he disgusted me so much. Then there were some poisonous points, big and small, but I managed to survive them all. The protagonist is obviously so cold-blooded, and I really can't imagine a man who treats his own female brothers and other things, except for me, who can learn from me. How could he tolerate the Nightingale woman under him to keep looking down on him and talking about him? Then after seeing about 200 photos, the protagonist actually softened his heart. I don't know why. Did I see myself before? And the most important thing is, the one named Li Luo was the protagonist's woman, right? There was no foreshadowing from Mao, so she was made to be the leading woman? The first one is at least willing to die with the protagonist. Although his IQ is not online, it doesn't matter. The second one is conquered by the protagonist's strength, so I think it's okay. The third one doesn't know why, and I don't know if it is the author's foreshadowing. I don't mean to be disgusted by it, but I just don't like the heroine that the author was attracted to at the beginning. First of all, whether you are readers or the author, are they describing the psychology of teenagers too simply? Maybe I'm not a fan of cute paintings? Anyway, I felt that the author directly made her into the heroine from the beginning. It felt very abrupt, I felt very uncomfortable, and I felt very uncomfortable. Other reborn apocalyptic people have no connection with the previous life. The people in the previous life let him go with the wind to see his lover in the previous life, and he would not do that again. Besides, the one who was designated as the heroine from the beginning felt too stupid and easy to deceive? Don't ask me why I think that woman is so stupid. If he wasn't stupid, how could he have followed the protagonist in his previous life? Although the protagonist was a small strong man in his previous life, there was a stronger one. He would not choose the stronger one, but would follow the protagonist. Do you think this woman's IQ is not online? That's it, which of the three women following the protagonist is not because the protagonist is powerful? The first one was saved by the protagonist, the second one was forcibly taken under his wing by the protagonist, and then he felt a new sense of admiration when he saw the protagonist being so powerful. The third one was also because the protagonist was powerful, and the third person had a high IQ. Knowing that he was following someone with great potential, he was willing to follow the protagonist wholeheartedly. What's the point of arranging a silly girl for the protagonist? The protagonist's woman should be at the ceiling level in terms of appearance and IQ, right? Then let's talk about a particularly poisonous thing. The protagonist was B-level at the time, so it's easy to reach A-level. After going berserk, it's no problem to reach super-A-level, which is S-level. The newly awakened one should be F-level, right? The lowest level and then the burst of power directly blocked the protagonist's attack? The most important thing is that the protagonist's attack usually stops, waiting for others to activate skills to block his own skills? The most ridiculous thing is that after the protagonist discovers that there is a powerful force in others, which can devour others and make himself stronger, he doesn't take action immediately? Waiting for others to perform a cliché drama of sacrificing oneself for others, protecting the people around you even though you know you are going to die, and then really give up? Those who have read novels carefully before will also find that there were scenes like this before. The protagonist just said that such scenes were cliché or something, I forgot, and now the protagonist is cold to this kind of scenes? Are you kidding me, or are you trying to weaken the protagonist's IQ? Are you so decisive in your killing? You watch others put on a show, and then you really leave? Good guy, other people write novels so that readers can read them comfortably. You write novels entirely based on your own wishes. You can write however you want, right? He obviously created such a cold-blooded image and then created such an inhumane image. I think it was good in the first place. Couldn't Sofa be more decisive? If you see a good-looking girl, you won't kill her, and then if you see some cliche drama, you won't kill her because people are different?

Ever since I got the heroine for the first time. . . There's nothing wrong with her. What does this mean? I didn't see her with the protagonist at all. She was just like an ordinary subordinate.

No matter how dark and inhuman the protagonist is, I can accept it. There are even a group of dark readers who support you, but the protagonist must not be without IQ. The protagonist of this book made me feel like a fool. On the surface, he is cruel and inhumane, but in essence, he is a middle-aged boy.

I didn't read a word of this book. When I saw the chapter name: Rescue the Girls' Dormitory, I decisively gave up reading it. It must be a virgin.