Blue Star began dumping nuclear waste into the sea, and one problem after another arose. At last, twenty years later, it announced that the countdown to extinction had begun.
That same day, an irresistible force appeared and transported every person on Blue Star to the world of the [Endless Islands].
After more than a million deaths, the people of Blue Star learned just how cruel this world was.
Here, there were strange and wondrous monsters, as well as nuclear-contaminated sea beasts;
Here, diverse races from countless worlds battled for supremacy, and even your fellow humans might stab you in the back.
Here, there were martial arts and magic that could make you stronger, as well as opportunities for immortality.
And here, there were all kinds of deadly traps!
Watch as Han Fengxue fights his way to the heavens through the treacherous, ever-changing Endless Islands!
I've finished watching it. That mythical alchemy furnace can refine anything and even synthesize things, but it has such a low profile! You get one free attribute point for every level you gain; even Three Kingdoms-themed online games give you more attribute points per level.
The writing skills need improvement.
How did the author come to think that Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils was more complete than The Legend of the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty? The Legend of the Twin Dragons at least had the War God's Manual, and its potential was higher. What does Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils have? In what ways is Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils more complete than The Legend of the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty?
I don't know why, but the protagonist always miscalculates; this book feels a bit cursed.
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