Doomsday Disaster, She Went Crazy after Awakening
About This Novel
A game called: Doomsday Cataclysm has taken the world by storm. Xu Zimo was accidentally selected by the game and became one of them. After experiencing death again, Xu Zimo woke up. Good man, I've done something wrong! Start with Devour and Copy skills to penetrate all copies. If you don't want to make things easier for me, I'll kill you first! When he stood at the customs clearance gate, Xu Zimo realized that this game turned out to be... Real! [No CP, no Holy Mother, a lot of revenge should be avenged, and a lot of advantages should be taken advantage of! ]
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Official(7)Scraped 6d ago
The first chapter of a novel about a heroine without cp is more nerve-wracking than writing that the heroine is inherently inferior to a Y-beast. It is more nerve-wracking than writing that only the heroine is stronger among women in the world and the supporting characters are all Y-beasts. Is this a female channel? What the hell is wrong with me.
Xiaobaiwen
It's not too bad to say it's bad, but it's a bit difficult to say it's good. There are a lot of questions, the writing is not very good, the preface does not match the follow-up, and it comes out as soon as I think about it. After the white cat came out, there was a sense of immediate vision that the author wanted to write a male protagonist, and the introduction has no CP. It gives me the feeling of Xiaolujiang's ancient novel. The author wanted to write about a big shot, but he had no drafts, insufficient experience, and poor writing skills, which resulted in the writing becoming more and more confusing. The skill can copy monsters for a while, but not for a while, and it is not explained clearly, which makes people very confused. The heroine's skills are very powerful, but her thoughts are very white. That cat is also very white-minded. The author probably didn't have an outline, nor did he give an accurate setting for the heroine's skills. He just added whatever restrictions he thought of, without considering what setting he wrote at the beginning and what this skill would bring to the heroine in the first place. The world view setting of this novel is quite interesting, but the character design feels like the author wanted to write a smart heroine, but his brain was not enough and the writing failed. The author of that cat wanted to write about a person with strong fighting ability and high IQ, but the writing failed. To put it simply: I wanted to give the heroine a powerful golden finger, and then write the heroine to be more powerful, but instead I wrote the heroine to have a high and low IQ, and a brain that sometimes twitches and sometimes wakes up. Full of dissonance. And even if your lifespan has been shortened, why do you still think this is a world of data? If you think it's a data world, why do you still threaten the system? I don't understand at all how the author wants to set up this system, it's inconsistent. What's more, I don't understand how the author wants to set up this heroine. Her character is also inconsistent.
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The first part was great, but why was it so frustrating towards the end? !
good
As for the main mission, that's fine. As for the side missions, they feel very average. The outline was adapted, and then the unadapted outline was sent again. Every time I listened to it, I repeated two sentences. It sounds very confusing.
The introduction is very interesting, let's collect it first
It's good-looking. I like the heroine's decisive and decisive character, and there are many twists and turns. I highly recommend it. No CP so far.
What can I say, after reading the entire article, I feel extremely scared to think about it. Can't think about it! It's really... All in all, the writing is quite good. I feel like the article is nothing, but when I think about it carefully, I get goosebumps all over.
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Official(7)Scraped 6d ago
The first chapter of a novel about a heroine without cp is more nerve-wracking than writing that the heroine is inherently inferior to a Y-beast. It is more nerve-wracking than writing that only the heroine is stronger among women in the world and the supporting characters are all Y-beasts. Is this a female channel? What the hell is wrong with me.
Xiaobaiwen
It's not too bad to say it's bad, but it's a bit difficult to say it's good. There are a lot of questions, the writing is not very good, the preface does not match the follow-up, and it comes out as soon as I think about it. After the white cat came out, there was a sense of immediate vision that the author wanted to write a male protagonist, and the introduction has no CP. It gives me the feeling of Xiaolujiang's ancient novel. The author wanted to write about a big shot, but he had no drafts, insufficient experience, and poor writing skills, which resulted in the writing becoming more and more confusing. The skill can copy monsters for a while, but not for a while, and it is not explained clearly, which makes people very confused. The heroine's skills are very powerful, but her thoughts are very white. That cat is also very white-minded. The author probably didn't have an outline, nor did he give an accurate setting for the heroine's skills. He just added whatever restrictions he thought of, without considering what setting he wrote at the beginning and what this skill would bring to the heroine in the first place. The world view setting of this novel is quite interesting, but the character design feels like the author wanted to write a smart heroine, but his brain was not enough and the writing failed. The author of that cat wanted to write about a person with strong fighting ability and high IQ, but the writing failed. To put it simply: I wanted to give the heroine a powerful golden finger, and then write the heroine to be more powerful, but instead I wrote the heroine to have a high and low IQ, and a brain that sometimes twitches and sometimes wakes up. Full of dissonance. And even if your lifespan has been shortened, why do you still think this is a world of data? If you think it's a data world, why do you still threaten the system? I don't understand at all how the author wants to set up this system, it's inconsistent. What's more, I don't understand how the author wants to set up this heroine. Her character is also inconsistent.
How do you say this?
The first part was great, but why was it so frustrating towards the end? !
good
As for the main mission, that's fine. As for the side missions, they feel very average. The outline was adapted, and then the unadapted outline was sent again. Every time I listened to it, I repeated two sentences. It sounds very confusing.
The introduction is very interesting, let's collect it first
It's good-looking. I like the heroine's decisive and decisive character, and there are many twists and turns. I highly recommend it. No CP so far.
What can I say, after reading the entire article, I feel extremely scared to think about it. Can't think about it! It's really... All in all, the writing is quite good. I feel like the article is nothing, but when I think about it carefully, I get goosebumps all over.
