In October 2070, under the National Calendar, a young man nicknamed “Sanpu” was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned. Little did he know that the apocalypse would arrive overnight.
In the apocalypse, natural disasters and human calamities abound, and ghosts and monsters run rampant. To survive and reunite with his family, he and the brothers who follow him fight together and build a new order.
Who could have guessed that, as they kept fighting, he would rise to become the strongest and a pillar of support for the entire nation, even the whole world?
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After enduring countless hardships and breaking through one obstacle after another, he finally shattered the void.
And yet the story was only just…
The idea is good, but it is a bit idealistic. The cruelty of the doomsday is not written. The protagonist can encounter opportunities even when he is lying down. To be honest, the protagonist is cheating at first glance. It is okay in the early stage but definitely boring in the later stage. The character's personality is too vague. The protagonist's family is completely an accessory around him. Their role is to allow the protagonist to have a wife, children and parents, and even his friends are the same.
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So-so rubbish! Trash can't be lost! I haven't eaten anything since the game started, and I scream every day that I'm so hungry! But it's been three years and he's still not dead! If you haven't reached the point where you won't starve to death even if you don't eat, you can starve for three years!
A super good humanistic book with a super positive protagonist.
You didn't even get into the topic in the first ten chapters. You're too ink-blank. The first three chapters of a book are particularly important, otherwise you won't be able to attract the audience to continue watching.
Not bad, worth watching