[Wasteland apocalypse] + [decisive and ruthless] + [no saintly protagonist] + [superpowered] + [overprotective brother]
After struggling to survive in the wasteland apocalypse with his younger sister for three years, Wang Yu suddenly discovers that he has a key.
The key opens a door, and behind it is a prison.
The moment he opens the first cell door, the gods descend.
The clang of a blacksmith’s hammer, walls crawling with lightning, and cells where women’s delighted voices can be heard from time to time.
Betrayed love? Twisted family ties? Disloyal friends?
Everything in the wasteland apocalypse drives Wang Yu to become stronger.
Spatial powers? Elemental powers? Superhuman physiques?
Sorry, when you’re up against a bunch of gods behind me who are all completely off the rails, you can only get slaughtered!
For survival, for life, and for his sister!
This is the wasteland. This is the apocalypse. And it’s an open-book exam on human nature.
Mainly after reading more than 60 chapters, I feel like I don't quite understand it. I'm more curious about what the protagonist wants to do, whether he joins a certain force, creates his own, or is a borderline OB.
The plot is too slow, the system function is not prominent, and the meaning of the novel's name is not reflected. The suspense content is exciting. You may consider writing a horror and suspense novel.