As a terrifying virus swept across the world, the human body's temperature eventually surpassed 46 degrees Celsius, completely eradicating the threat posed by the virus.
But the drastic ecological changes that followed forced humanity into the narrowest of margins for survival.
[The story's main elements include mechs, technology, weapon-based martial arts, spatial dimensions, timelines, brain development, and more.]
[This novel may be a slow burn. It takes place in the aftermath of a disaster, and I hope to depict a vivid, lifelike world as much as possible.]
[I aim to make the plot's groundwork as complete as possible and do my best to ensure every character is intelligent. There may be fewer conventional tropes.]
[I aim to make the background and setting as logically consistent as possible, and to maintain a substantial stockpile of chapters to ensure updates continue without interruption in case of unforeseen circumstances.]
Come on, newcomers with new books naturally want to review their own books. I don't know how to be a eunuch and cut books, huh. . . Impossible. Aim to write three million-word books.
Was this posted on Tomato or reprinted on the platform? When will Nie Chen die? He should be dead soon. Are you planning to write him to death when the protagonist and his father-in-law take action together for the first time?
Unexpected and beautiful. I love September! [Pout] This book is obviously above the average, but the traffic is very small. It is probably because the new author added an introduction. It is a pity. PS: It is indeed not easy for online article writers
Not bad, cheers for the author. To sum up, the first five pictures can be said to be wedges and can be ignored. I felt a little confused, but I figured it out later.
It's really good, why don't you get angry?
Not bad, uh uh uh uh uh uh uh