(Apocalypse + reborn + unlimited supplies + intelligent protagonist + does whatever he wants, treating life like a game)
Reborn six years before the apocalypse began, Jiang Yuan unexpectedly gained his own private Earth.
He has the supplies of an entire planet at his fingertips, and even he doesn’t know exactly how much there is…
When he faces this hellish calamity again, Jiang Yuan is at a loss:
What should I do…?
Stock up? Don’t make me laugh. I couldn’t even use it all if I tried…
Rescue a beauty? Depends on my mood, and on her looks…
Save the world? Umm…
Anyway, I’ll get revenge for the wrongs done to me in my past life, and repay every kindness!
Cold-blooded and selfish, I do whatever I want!
Don’t tell me that with great power comes great responsibility!
I have great power, but a small-minded outlook!
(There are superpowers, but nothing outrageous, and nobody gets dumbed down. Modern weapons won’t turn into scrap metal either, so feel free to enjoy!)
Readers, please leave a comment [you'll enjoy it].
This book is top-notch in terms of plot structure, character development, and emotional descriptions—it's truly a first-rate classic. The author even drew the illustrations! I'm incredibly impressed! How could anyone be so blind to give it a 5.4 rating?! The only downside is the title; honestly, I saw it on my homepage three times and was immediately put off by the title.
The four stars are for the slightly weaker subject matter, and the one star is because they had resources from an entire planet, yet they still insisted on bringing along two second-tier celebrities whose roles were probably number two.
In space-themed novels, this is the most comfortable to read. Some space novels have billions or even trillions of resources stored in their spaces. What's the point of guarding against subordinates who are stingy with resources? Everyone has superpowers. I'm a space-type user; I have plenty of resources. I can fight too. If I die, the resources in my space will be gone, and you'll all starve.
It's so good! A book I really like, but it's too short. [Rolls eyes]
The writing seems pretty good at first glance, I'll keep reading.
It's possible that the article didn't go viral at the beginning and didn't generate much traffic, thus wasting such a good piece of writing.
Overall, it's quite good; it leans towards realism and isn't just a pure wish-fulfillment story.
The flaws don't detract from the overall excellence; keep it up!
Not bad, not bad. The writing style and story don't seem like those of a novice... Whose Armor?