Fu Anning is utterly bewildered when she is inexplicably transported into some kind of underground cave survival game.
Why is it that after she narrowly escaped death, all the “battle scars” left on her body from fight after fight against mutant beasts in the apocalypse have disappeared?
Her skin is so soft and smooth, you’d think she hadn’t just fought a brutal battle for her life, but gone in for a beauty treatment plus.
A mysterious underground cave survival game, a strange world of trials, prehistoric secret realms... And most astonishing of all, she sees the young master of the Bai family, who was said to have died at the start of the apocalypse.
The bewilderment on Fu Anning’s face turns into a question mark. Then her eyes narrow, and a flash of murderous intent crosses them.
If the Bai family’s young master really is alive, doesn’t that mean Bai Green Tea’s grandfather never got the chance to seize power?
Wouldn’t that give her a chance to avenge her father...?
Because I was riding a small e-donkey, I listened directly, but after listening to the first few chapters, I felt uncomfortable all the way. Those repeated entangled processes made me always feel that the heroine was very gray, and I wished she could start working immediately. After all, we have experienced the apocalypse, so you should be more straightforward. I feel anxious for her. The five-star praise is for Dada. Writing a book is not easy. Please do your best~ [Sending heartfelt wishes]
Dear, dear book friends, please give the author a five-star praise and an encouraging book review. The author Jun Chao hopes to be appreciated by others.
Nice! I just want to ask if there is a cp [currently working on it]
Among the many apocalyptic novels, this novel has a very good entry point. Although there is no rebirth and revenge from the public, and the protagonist kills monsters and becomes stronger, it does not have the seemingly unbelievable lofty position of Long Aotianwen who is superior to everyone. It can be said that each period is very smooth and well worth watching. The intuitive feeling is that it is comparable to apocalyptic novels rated 8.5-9.0. Don't understand why the rating is so low. At the beginning, the protagonist travels through the game world, speculates about himself and the main god, and then works hard to practice to save the world. There is no sense of violation, which is very good.
The author's writing is actually pretty good. It's a little verbose but it doesn't affect the viewing. However, World Experience has almost the same level settings, so it's very tiring to watch (because of the verbosity, I skipped reading). I hope the author can pay more attention to it later. It's okay if you are not good at abbreviations. Otherwise, the readers will be tired and it will affect the perception. I will give it 4 stars. I hope to see the growth of the author.
Yes, the setting is quite rigorous, and the writing style is not that of a primary school student. You just need to pay attention to the excitement of the upgrade flow. After coming out of the cave, there is no sense of being slapped in the face and upgrading. The enemies only have alien beasts, which feels quite monotonous. I hope the enemies have intelligent and anthropomorphic types, and the world view can be appropriately expanded, and don't just stick to the earth. In short, it is good overall, and I hope you will follow up.
A good article. In the midst of no CP, a female protagonist finally has a companion, and the extraterrestrial planet is destroyed 😄😄😄
I just want to know when I will realize that I have been reborn [what]
It was quite good to watch, but it ended too quickly. The apocalypse is not over yet. I don't know if there will be a sequel to The End of Cultivation. The main god is quite kind and tries her best to protect human beings. The heroine has a good personality and serves the country. There are not many top players who appear. It's a pity that the main god fell asleep and disappeared in the end. The theme is to work hard every day to defeat monsters, practice and upgrade, and finally save mankind and eliminate aliens.
What a treasure, the family is so beautiful. Finally, I see a male and female protagonist who has a big-picture perspective. A lot of apocalyptic literature nowadays does not have the existence of a country.