(Doomsday + Rebirth + Space Hoarding + Revenge)
When the end came, Jiang Feng was betrayed by Parasite's relatives.
Before returning to the end of the world, Jiang Feng recognized the ugliness of human nature, awakened his spatial powers, and completely blackened his enemies.
If you have no money to buy supplies and the end is imminent, then do something faster than robbing a bank to get money!
If kindness is just a useless weakness, then be a villain who can live a good life!
Reader comments
Some people may find it verbose, but the good and evil of human nature before the catastrophe is written in great detail. Captain Auntie is very disgusting, she will use disgusting others to gain profits. But during the disaster, she would brave the heavy snow and cold to go door-to-door to register. Although she had some agenda and was personally enriched by it, she did it. As the saying goes, she did serve the owners of 40 buildings. He would take Pigfoot's uncle and aunt home to stay temporarily and provide them with food. Although as a supporting role, it will definitely be dog-eat-dog, but the shining points of human nature and the deep-rooted social order are fully displayed in one stroke. Of course, there is no evil without the end of the world, and this most ordinary goodness cannot be compared with it. The social order has not yet completely collapsed, and the darkness of human nature has not yet been revealed, but I am looking forward to the later writing.
It's quite good to read, but the pace is a bit slow. I see that it hasn't officially entered the rhythm that other natural disaster hoarding articles may enter after a few chapters, but this book is really good to read [laughs] and has no very obvious poisonous points. I also hope that the author will not write some plots and characters in the future that will ruin the interest of reading. If the stocking article has a perfect score of 100, I think 80-90 would be about the same, but the update speed is too slow.
The author is very capable, his descriptions are detailed and picturesque, and he also understands the rhythm and routine of refreshing writing. It's a bit frustrating for an obviously capable author to write about the doomsday just for the sake of traffic. For example, the part about stocking up before the doomsday is much more interesting than the beginning of the doomsday, because after the doomsday begins, the camera will inevitably move away from the protagonist. After all, what can he write about when the protagonist stays at home and eats and drinks? So I think even if it's not a doomsday theme, the author's level can still write a good story about the main character and the villain succeeding.
The writing is good, but the property deteriorates a bit slowly. The property management staff are not that kind. This is not the biggest problem with the book. The biggest problem is the lack of updates. Just like most of the contradictions in reality are lack of resources. If it's not enough, readers will naturally be unhappy. Easier to find fault with
It's a new drug that's been thrown into the water, there's nothing serious about it, it looks okay.
I think it's pretty good. Why are they talking about the community God of War? Personally, I prefer rich and diverse character descriptions. Isn't the end of the world just about intrigue? Do you like to watch 1vs the whole world?
Not bad, at least I can see that there is no flying and escaping now [face covering]
Five star encouragement
The only bright spot for me is that I finally stopped taking out loans to buy things and became a nouveau riche. Others are quite average. There are many novels with similar themes, such as Steel Fortress and Space Power, which are considered bad. This kind of writing is also the same as fantasy. After reading a few books, it depends on your imagination when reading this type of novel.
It looks pretty good so far. I'll update it quickly. I'll just finish ten or eight chapters in one day.
The book is okay, why is the rating so low?
The protagonist's IQ is online, the plot is compact and not messy, the protagonist is decisive and decisive in killing, and the supporting characters are also very distinctive but a bit lacking. It is a rare good novel.
Although there is an unreal space, there is real humanity
It's okay to kill boredom
Very good, very well written.
Very nice, keep writing.
Very nice, relatively realistic
It feels good and looks good
Chen's favorite neighborhood war god
Thirty photos were taken in less than three days [laughing and crying]
Come on, brother, the speed update is not enough. You can't add chicken drumsticks [laughter]
The writing is pretty good, why is the rating so low?
It's okay. This type of novel feels okay if you read less, but boring if you read more.
There's nothing wrong with it, it just hasn't been updated in 16 days. I gave it a bad review and left.
It feels quite real, with a large proportion of plot and not so many anecdotes.
After reading the latest chapter, there is basically no poison. It is considered a good post-apocalyptic article. The protagonist and supporting characters are all normal people. There is no overly exaggerated paper character creation. Good, recommended.
Okay, come on, author
I just like to watch it
It's nice, not lagging, and the rhythm is great
An interesting book
I guess this book requires eunuchs
Some people may find it verbose, but the good and evil of human nature before the catastrophe is written in great detail. Captain Auntie is very disgusting, she will use disgusting others to gain profits. But during the disaster, she would brave the heavy snow and cold to go door-to-door to register. Although she had some agenda and was personally enriched by it, she did it. As the saying goes, she did serve the owners of 40 buildings. He would take Pigfoot's uncle and aunt home to stay temporarily and provide them with food. Although as a supporting role, it will definitely be dog-eat-dog, but the shining points of human nature and the deep-rooted social order are fully displayed in one stroke. Of course, there is no evil without the end of the world, and this most ordinary goodness cannot be compared with it. The social order has not yet completely collapsed, and the darkness of human nature has not yet been revealed, but I am looking forward to the later writing.
It's quite good to read, but the pace is a bit slow. I see that it hasn't officially entered the rhythm that other natural disaster hoarding articles may enter after a few chapters, but this book is really good to read [laughs] and has no very obvious poisonous points. I also hope that the author will not write some plots and characters in the future that will ruin the interest of reading. If the stocking article has a perfect score of 100, I think 80-90 would be about the same, but the update speed is too slow.
The author is very capable, his descriptions are detailed and picturesque, and he also understands the rhythm and routine of refreshing writing. It's a bit frustrating for an obviously capable author to write about the doomsday just for the sake of traffic. For example, the part about stocking up before the doomsday is much more interesting than the beginning of the doomsday, because after the doomsday begins, the camera will inevitably move away from the protagonist. After all, what can he write about when the protagonist stays at home and eats and drinks? So I think even if it's not a doomsday theme, the author's level can still write a good story about the main character and the villain succeeding.
The writing is good, but the property deteriorates a bit slowly. The property management staff are not that kind. This is not the biggest problem with the book. The biggest problem is the lack of updates. Just like most of the contradictions in reality are lack of resources. If it's not enough, readers will naturally be unhappy. Easier to find fault with
It's a new drug that's been thrown into the water, there's nothing serious about it, it looks okay.
I think it's pretty good. Why are they talking about the community God of War? Personally, I prefer rich and diverse character descriptions. Isn't the end of the world just about intrigue? Do you like to watch 1vs the whole world?
Not bad, at least I can see that there is no flying and escaping now [face covering]
Five star encouragement The only bright spot for me is that I finally stopped taking out loans to buy things and became a nouveau riche. Others are quite average. There are many novels with similar themes, such as Steel Fortress and Space Power, which are considered bad. This kind of writing is also the same as fantasy. After reading a few books, it depends on your imagination when reading this type of novel.
It looks pretty good so far. I'll update it quickly. I'll just finish ten or eight chapters in one day.
The book is okay, why is the rating so low?
The protagonist's IQ is online, the plot is compact and not messy, the protagonist is decisive and decisive in killing, and the supporting characters are also very distinctive but a bit lacking. It is a rare good novel.
Although there is an unreal space, there is real humanity
It's okay to kill boredom
Very good, very well written.
Very nice, keep writing.
Very nice, relatively realistic
It feels good and looks good
Chen's favorite neighborhood war god
Thirty photos were taken in less than three days [laughing and crying]
Come on, brother, the speed update is not enough. You can't add chicken drumsticks [laughter]
The writing is pretty good, why is the rating so low?
It's okay. This type of novel feels okay if you read less, but boring if you read more. There's nothing wrong with it, it just hasn't been updated in 16 days. I gave it a bad review and left.
It feels quite real, with a large proportion of plot and not so many anecdotes.
After reading the latest chapter, there is basically no poison. It is considered a good post-apocalyptic article. The protagonist and supporting characters are all normal people. There is no overly exaggerated paper character creation. Good, recommended.
Okay, come on, author
I just like to watch it
It's nice, not lagging, and the rhythm is great
An interesting book I guess this book requires eunuchs
Not bad, thank you to the author!
The villain is pretty smart.