The Apocalypse Priest
末世牧师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Games and Reality Merge, Over Two Million Words
Looking for stories where items from a game become real. It could happen to everyone or just the protagonist.
Looking for Novels Where Games Descend on Earth and Monsters Drop Gear
Looking for novels like Doomsday Game: Survival Expert, The Apocalypse Has Gone Live, and Doomsday Lord. I want stories where games descend upon Earth and monsters drop loot, or where the protagonist becomes a lord and gets equipment by killing monsters.
Online Games Sync With Reality, Making You Stronger
Play an online game, get gear, and have your in-game strength carry over to reality.
Anyone Have Doomsday Novels to Share? Not Ones with Female Protagonists
If there are any apocalypse novels, could we discuss those?
A Novel Where Players Get Beta Access in Waves, and the Beta Game Is a Real World
Looking for Novels About Fusing and Combining Items or Pets
Stories where you can extract traits from items and combine them to create something new.
Looking for a Male Lead Who's a Support or Healer, Preferably a Completed Story
No virtual-reality online games, please. 😃 Unless it is exceptionally good, in which case it is fine. 😂
The Protagonist Protects Earth from Outer Space, and the Whole Nation Breaks Down in Tears When They Find Out
I'm looking for books similar to "Loyal Heroes of Humanity: Thirty Years Guarding Earth".
Looking for a Post-Apocalyptic Novel About Summoning an Army
There should be skeletons, archers, wyverns, shadow swordsmen, and fallen angels.
Have Post-Apocalyptic Novels Fallen Out of Favor?
Looking for Novels About Aliens, Insectoid Races, or Dinosaurs
So Good 😊😊😊😊
Looking for books like The Matchmaker Got the Wrong Man, and Now the Grand Tutor Is Fighting to Claim Her (Marrying the Grand Tutor).
Looking for Online Gaming Novels!
Could you guys recommend some stories with shield warriors, spear users, or assassins? I'm tired of reading about archers and mages lately.
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Global Class Change: My Class Is a Little Off
Global: The Nation Helps Me Level Up, and I Help It Soar
The Storm on Ai Star: My Player Group Is Insanely Helpful
Apocalypse Card King
Desolate Apocalypse
This Is Crazy! I Dropped Out of a Top University for a Game
Eternal Game: I Had Hundreds of Millions of Stat Points from the Start!
Transmigrated as the Blind Little Sister of a Male-Leading Online Game Cannon Fodder
Death Game: This High-Martial World Is Way Too Realistic
The Continent of Mafa: The Game Invades
Game Descends: She Conquers the Whole World with Her Appetite
The Legend of Mir Made Real
Online Game: An NPC Forces Me to Choose Hunter from the Start
Earth's Game Server
Game Invasion: I Sweep Through the Cultivation World with My Status Panel
Thunder Rumbles from the Start, and My Phone Mutates, Letting Me Cultivate Immortality
When the Game Descended on the World, I Became a Player in the First Closed Beta
The Present World
Online Game: I Am a God-Tier Gu Master, the Calamity Itself
The Game Invaded, and Everyone But Me Became the Protagonist
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I actually finished reading it in one day! This is the first time I've ever finished a book. Awesome! Keep it up, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง
A work that progresses gradually, without any invincible protagonists. It's neither arrogant nor reckless.
The author had many ideas and envisioned a grand world, but limited writing skills caused it to stray a little from its original direction. As the ratings dropped, the author lost confidence and felt somewhat lost. They wanted to correct it little by little, but lacked the strength and rushed the ending. It seems the next masterpiece will first develop a complete character development story, gradually adding details and bringing us a more beautiful literary masterpiece.
Post-apocalyptic wish-fulfillment novel x1. The protagonist seems to know the apocalypse is coming, but I don't want to complain, the logic is a bit weak. Overall, it's not bad as a wish-fulfillment novel. It's okay for killing time.
The apocalypse has arrived, laws have collapsed, civilization has regressed, and the desires within people have been unleashed. The world has been reshuffled, everyone is back on the same starting line, and all sorts of characters have taken the stage, striving to become stronger. It's finally finished! The ending was pretty good.
Different stories, different post-apocalyptic lives, made me feel different post-apocalyptic worlds.
The novel is excellent, very enjoyable to read, and the ending is quite perfect. It's much better than those novels with terrible endings and is definitely worth reading.
I wish this were a zombie story. Of course it isn't, but I still really like it.
It's just that personal attributes take up too much space!
The book's direction is good, ranging from the apocalypse of systems to the end of systems, and from systems to cultivation. The content isn't too padded for a system-themed book; it only uses data to indicate it's a system. However, the protagonist and character development feel a bit unrealistic, which is perhaps a reflection of human nature.