
Glacial Age: I Have Infinite Clones to Go Out for Me
冰川纪元:我有无限分身替我出门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 343k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Playing It Safe, Clone-and-Puppet Style, Cautious Protagonists
The cultivation world is far too dangerous. I meditate in my cave abode while my puppet rampages outside. It has nothing to do with me: Ma Fei caused the trouble, so what does it have to do with my Meteor? What Meteor? Meteor is dead? No matter, I, Li Bai, am still fine_.
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Quick, bury me under a pile of books! Any genre is fine~( ̄▽ ̄~)
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Apocalypse Stories With Infinite Clones.
I remember reading a book before where someone transmigrated into the apocalypse and became a broodmother, then endlessly produced clones. Later, it went straight into a Cthulhu-style setting. One clone seemed to turn into a sea fortress and lead the other clones across to the Americas.
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It's actually alright, but why did they have to include a female lead or something?
I've currently read up to chapter 16, and after finishing it, I'm left with an indescribable feeling. 🤔 I was thinking, even if the male lead had never seen a woman before, it shouldn't be like this. Or is it that simps become like this after gaining power? 😂 My current expression is like an old person on the subway with their phone.
The subject matter is novel and refreshing; I hope you can finish it properly and not abandon it.
It's not bad, but it hasn't been updated in a long time. Also, I really dislike Bai Jiajia. It's unacceptable that the male lead doesn't know and pretends nothing happened; Bai Jiajia had thoughts of betraying him.
I really liked the part about the military scum turning against them. Life is not always smooth sailing; that's the reality.
Bai Jiajia: Zhang Wei, you've already chosen your own path to death.
This book is well-written. The protagonist's rise to power and the choices made by each character are well-developed, at least logically. Unlike some post-apocalyptic novels where the protagonist, a person from a peaceful era, immediately starts killing without blinking an eye, this book is much better. The romance is also portrayed in detail. I recommend reading it.
The writing style is alright, but it has improved a bit.
The book is quite good. Compared to many books that you can only read part of before giving up, it's quite impressive that you were able to finish this one.
A very good novel about natural disasters, highly recommended.