[Dark fantasy + no female lead + no self-righteous protagonist + the Myriad Worlds + sci-fi movies + Marvel + DC]
So many elements, an imagination that knows no bounds, a ruthless protagonist, and a plot full of surprises!
On a throne of flesh and blood forged from mountains of corpses, a handsome, sinister man gazed coldly over a devastated world and broke into a cruel, savage smile.
That man was the terrifying being who made the Myriad Worlds tremble: the World-Destroying Chaos Heavenly Demon God!
Warning: The protagonist is cold-blooded and brutal. Read with caution.
Later, after transmigrating, the protagonist's clones become things like Titan pythons equipped with a System, Pacific Rim mechs, and Transformers. They will become the protagonist's world-destroying army, sent to destroy the Myriad Worlds!
Come on, the author doesn't want eunuchs anymore
Dark writing is dark writing, but I really can't understand the outline you wrote. I can only understand the first sixty chapters. The more you write, the more you write, the more you write, the more garbage you write about the protagonist. The original fourth level was already fourth level by the time it was thirty or forty chapters. There are more than a hundred chapters, and even the second level is not really unreadable, but it is hard to find dark books without giving negative reviews. There are problems with the outline, and the main character is extremely suppressed. The various clones make it difficult to describe.
The author does not want eunuchs
Except for this plot twist that caught me off guard, everything else was fine.
It's good to read. You can go to the dark novel bar and recommend yourself. There can be less descriptions of very high levels of power that people cannot imagine, and more descriptions of specific people and things.
I'll give you 5 stars.
It feels good.
The imagination is huge, and the plot twists catch people off guard. Not bad, update soon!
The best among dark novels. It is never too boring and there is no heroine. It just turns around too fast and I was caught off guard.
It's typical of the early game that the protagonist progressed too fast. He was forced to resurrect from the dead and regain his strength for dozens of chapters. The world that originally ended in Chapter 50 was stretched out.