New National Calendar: In 1910, an extraterrestrial meteorite carrying an extraterrestrial virus crashed into the Kunlun Mountains of Kyushu, causing an unprecedented disaster. Countless lives died in this catastrophe.
However, the extraterritorial virus contained in the meteorite survived with the help of the corpses of these dead creatures, and then mutated into a new species of "ghost beast"
The first war between humans and ghosts broke out, but ultimately ended in the defeat of mankind.
In order to fight against the ghost beasts, human scientists extracted the organs from the ghost beasts and implanted them into humans, giving them the same power as the ghost beasts. However, the human-eating characteristics of the ghost beasts were also retained. They were called "cannibals"
Reader comments
The collapse of combat power is too serious. From the subject matter alone, I think it is okay. However, the collapse of combat power is too serious. The author can work hard on combat power in the next book. Also, in fact, male and female protagonists are fine. I don't feel the need to impose a harem on other girls. Another question is, didn't it say at the beginning that if you leave a certain range, it will explode? Then why It will be fine when I get to another planet [what], I still hope that the author can continue to work hard, work slowly and carefully, and polish it well, especially in terms of combat power, it is so broken, because I didn't read a section in the middle, so I don't know why the guy named Bai wanted to help the pig's feet. Can the author explain some of the unfilled holes? I'm still quite interested.
I'm a sucker for it [laughs]
The first half and the second half don't look like they were written by the same person at all. The second half is so childish, a living, silly, sweet romance novel.
The collapse of combat power is too serious. From the subject matter alone, I think it is okay. However, the collapse of combat power is too serious. The author can work hard on combat power in the next book. Also, in fact, male and female protagonists are fine. I don't feel the need to impose a harem on other girls. Another question is, didn't it say at the beginning that if you leave a certain range, it will explode? Then why It will be fine when I get to another planet [what], I still hope that the author can continue to work hard, work slowly and carefully, and polish it well, especially in terms of combat power, it is so broken, because I didn't read a section in the middle, so I don't know why the guy named Bai wanted to help the pig's feet. Can the author explain some of the unfilled holes? I'm still quite interested.
I'm a sucker for it [laughs]
The first half and the second half don't look like they were written by the same person at all. The second half is so childish, a living, silly, sweet romance novel.
Unfinished garbage