All kinds of resources were almost extinct due to human over-exploitation. Various famines, currency devaluations, and wars swept across. This desperate day was called Abyss Day by the people. After that, the world was divided into four major camps.
The protagonist is still just a senior student. Due to an accident, he obtained the system and began to travel through time.
Reader comments
The overall plot is compact, the progress is moderate, and the writing is good. At least the system has come full circle, but the latest chapters are too slow to update.
The system's presence is so low [face covering][face covering] It feels like the author himself forgot about this setting as he wrote it. Fortunately, the newly updated chapters have been brought back. I hope that the system's presence will be higher in the follow-up. I want to see the protagonist use the system to fight against all the invincible opponents in the world.
Overall it's very good, the system is a bit confusing, Zhang Jinhao's writing is good hahaha.
The plot, content, world view, background, and writing style of this book are all good, but the system has a relatively low sense of existence and the ability is relatively confusing. Let's see how the author develops it later.
The overall plot is compact, the progress is moderate, and the writing is good. At least the system has come full circle, but the latest chapters are too slow to update.
The system's presence is so low [face covering][face covering] It feels like the author himself forgot about this setting as he wrote it. Fortunately, the newly updated chapters have been brought back. I hope that the system's presence will be higher in the follow-up. I want to see the protagonist use the system to fight against all the invincible opponents in the world.
Overall it's very good, the system is a bit confusing, Zhang Jinhao's writing is good hahaha.
The plot, content, world view, background, and writing style of this book are all good, but the system has a relatively low sense of existence and the ability is relatively confusing. Let's see how the author develops it later.