[Online Game + God-Tier Cheats + Myriad Worlds Apocalypse + Game and Reality Merge + Stat-Focused + Invincible + Decisive and Ruthless + No Saintly Hero]
The mysterious game Epoch descended upon the world. Corrupting gray mist invaded reality, triggering a catastrophe and ushering in the apocalypse as the old order crumbled.
Players entered the game to gain abilities they could bring back to reality and use to fight the gray-mist apocalypse.
From then on, wealth and power became things of the past. Strength alone was the world's only truth.
In his previous life, Li Xihe had overcome countless hardships to become a powerful leader, with countless survivors under his protection. In the end, however, his beloved betrayed him, tore out his heart and lungs, and stole his greatest treasure: his inheritance.
Heaven took pity on him and gave Li Xihe another chance at life. With his memories from his past life, he reentered Epoch, activated a god-tier inheritance, awakened a god-tier talent, and became the one and only seeker of the Dao across the worlds.
While others struggled to level up, Li Xihe had already become the strongest on Blue Star. By the time they finally overcame countless hardships and thought they could catch a glimpse of him, Li Xihe had already carved out his own path to invincibility in Epoch.
In this life, anyone who stood against him would be crushed without exception!
Epoch ushered in the era of gray mist, bringing apocalypse and disaster to the Myriad Worlds. In this desperate end times, I, Li Xihe, will usher in an era of my own!
Mountains of corpses beneath his feet became the foundation of his undying glory. Step by step, Li Xihe reached the end of the Myriad Worlds and became the Eternal Sovereign. While the sun and moon withered, he alone endured, watching the tides of the world change!
After reading your second book, I read this one. It starts off well, and the self-destructive start is good. The game with a Western fantasy name uses an orthodox system and is very creative. It doesn't have those clumsy self-written poems. The pure and refreshing writing is quite good. However, this data looks a bit messy, which is a flaw. The pace is too fast. The theme framework is still good. If it is used, it will be greatly modified and expanded to more than 500,000. I think it should be no problem to score 8 or more.
It's very interesting, but I hope the author doesn't leave too much space between the two chapters.
Not bad, worth a look