The red moon phenomenon causes genetic mutations in organisms around the world, with food infections bearing the brunt. The second red moon causes mutations in animals, including humans. Successful genetic transformation will lead to special abilities, such as strength, defense, regeneration, etc., Organ alienation, fangs, wings, claws, and supernatural powers such as the five elements, spirit, toxins, thunder and lightning, etc. Failure to do so will result in humans transforming into animal zombies.
The social structure here is also very interesting. After the Red Moon Incident, the remnants of the government struggled to maintain the shelter. The high-end families who mastered the technology of genetic warriors used their power and disasters to consolidate their privileges. The people at the bottom relied on their own labor in exchange for the qualifications to survive. The disaster did not destroy the class, but accelerated the solidification of the class.
What kind of collision will there be between a force awakened by nature and a genetic warrior crystallized by human wisdom?
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Super pretty, very apocalyptic
It's okay, the content is very rich
This is my first time writing, and I hope you can give me more advice. It is currently from the first perspective, and it will become the third perspective later. If you don't understand, you can read the background introduction first. The previous introduction is
1. When the stars burn out and the doomsday comes, even the body of an ant dares to face the abyss. "The End of the Stars" describes the struggles and cries in a desperate situation, watching ordinary people tear apart their fate and carve the word "change their fate" into the bloody dusk of the ruined walls.
2. The end of the world is never the end, but the testing ground of human nature. "The End of the Stars" focuses on ordinary people in desperate situations. They hold on to the fire of resistance and fight against the destined destruction with their flesh and blood. They grind "acceptance of fate" into dust and live "counterattack" into faith.
3. The setting sun is stained with blood, the stars fall, and when the world falls into eternal night, the smallest person has to carve a way out. "The End of the Stars" does not talk about the redemption of gods, but only describes the struggle of mortals - breaking fate on the ruins and changing fate against the will of heaven.
Here, the author is begging everyone, don't keep the book, it will be dropped later.
Super pretty, very apocalyptic
It's okay, the content is very rich
This is my first time writing, and I hope you can give me more advice. It is currently from the first perspective, and it will become the third perspective later. If you don't understand, you can read the background introduction first. The previous introduction is 1. When the stars burn out and the doomsday comes, even the body of an ant dares to face the abyss. "The End of the Stars" describes the struggles and cries in a desperate situation, watching ordinary people tear apart their fate and carve the word "change their fate" into the bloody dusk of the ruined walls. 2. The end of the world is never the end, but the testing ground of human nature. "The End of the Stars" focuses on ordinary people in desperate situations. They hold on to the fire of resistance and fight against the destined destruction with their flesh and blood. They grind "acceptance of fate" into dust and live "counterattack" into faith. 3. The setting sun is stained with blood, the stars fall, and when the world falls into eternal night, the smallest person has to carve a way out. "The End of the Stars" does not talk about the redemption of gods, but only describes the struggle of mortals - breaking fate on the ruins and changing fate against the will of heaven. Here, the author is begging everyone, don't keep the book, it will be dropped later.