The Apocalypse Is Coming, and I Awakened My Simulator Early

Gray Deer's urban apocalypse is no longer popular. There were too many people writing about it in the past. Now the only ones that have readers are the urban film and television apocalypse or the comprehensive comic apocalypse, because there were not many apocalyptic themes in these two apocalypses before, and they are still there now.

It feels like two days and one chapter

I think that when the author writes this novel, the pace in the early stage should not be so fast and should be advanced slowly. The superpowers of the characters other than the protagonist should not be too powerful. After all, it is still the beginning of the end. For example, at the beginning, he can deal with space, time, and superpowers that increase his combat power several times. You said that even the protagonist does not have that ability, and his opponents are so bad, so what is the use of the protagonist? At most, it's just about awakening some kind of enhancement, or the five elements, etc., Which is quite reasonable. The level shouldn't be so high at the beginning, and then the main line of the plot should be based on improving the strength. If you don't have the strength to say harsh words in the end of the world, people will be targeted. But don't always write about female protagonists, female supporting characters, etc. What does the protagonist want when he stands up? In short, just don't write too outrageously in the early stage. The final step is to arrange the protagonist's abilities, preferably ones with growth potential, such as thunder and lightning.