Apocalypse + rebirth + stockpiling supplies + strange ability + revenge.
A comet swarm crashes into Earth, raising sea levels by more than 200 meters. I build an apocalyptic yacht to escape the disaster, and rely on an ability everyone else looks down on to survive all the way to the final round!
When the apocalypse arrives, my previous life comes to an abrupt end. After being reborn, I awaken the weakest ability of all, but I firmly believe that no ability in this world is useless. Develop and use it properly, and powers like space, superhuman, and nature abilities are all pathetically weak!
In an apocalypse where even getting a sip of fresh water comes at a tremendous cost, I can use the periodic table to transform elements into all kinds of necessities!
I’ll develop the ability everyone else has cast aside to its absolute limit. To everyone who mocked me, and everyone who drove me into a corner in my previous life, I’m back, and I’ll kill every last one of you!
I thought it was the weakest power, but you said it can decompose all things, including feces, and recombine them into food, and it can also separate them from the air and recombine them into various items. Is this still the weakest???
The more I write, the more outrageous it becomes, and the time loop is pulled out. At the beginning, you just rely on your ability to survive the initial disaster, then find a place to build a base, collect resources, learn and develop, but you have to pull it out of other things, and then it looks weird.
Yes, it's quite creative, but it also has a lot of poisonous points. The protagonist's abilities in the article are too vague and are different from what the author said. His IQ is sometimes high and sometimes low.
What should I say? In short, I just can't stand it.
It doesn't look like the end of the world