Apocalypse: More Children, More Blessings, and a Revived Family

Overall, it's still readable, but there are too many typos, which affects the sense of reading. There are also some other flaws: 1. Your writing of the power is a bit useless. The protagonist's ability to plunder the power is nothing more than grabbing the disguise of the "goddess" in the previous life. The fighting scenes are all based on physical fitness and have little to do with the power! 2. After killing so many gangsters before the end, there was also a rich second generation who robbed the warehouse, and then nothing happened. So far, the police, the army, and the government have not mentioned it at all!

Zombies opened the door from outside? Do zombies have intelligence?

I don't see where your main character's powers are. You either ask your brothers to fight or you use guns yourself. To be honest, the villa guards are a bunch of other people. You have SSS-level powers and the mythical weapons you mentioned, but you don't use them. Instead, you use a gun. You also lifted up your clothes to show that you have a bunch of bombs strapped to your body to intimidate the opponent. It made me laugh. What a waste.

The first few dozen chapters are pretty good, but I don't know what the later chapters will be like. I'm still reading.

Very well written, give it five stars

The protagonist is a reborn level 8 master, but he doesn't know how to level up? Do you think it's funny? [Cover face]

Everything else is well written, but the ability system is rubbish.

Very well written.

Long-winded, you'll get killed if you pretend to be cool, how many chapters are you going to pretend? Chapter 3-4 of a pretender made me depressed.

It's too exaggerated. We killed several of them before the end of the world, and no one called the police.