[No system] [Non-rebirth] [Non-cool writing] [Mechanical armor] [Mutation ability]
Suddenly, the fog descended on the entire Blue Star, and the dead began to attack the living. Human beings would undergo certain changes after staying in the fog for a long time. Later, all kinds of terrifying and strange beasts appeared, and humans were unable to fight against them.
But this is just the beginning of the end. There is a bigger secret hidden in the fog.
Our protagonist, Lin Xu, was swallowed by a giant lizard. He originally thought he would die, but unexpectedly received an armor that incorporated the entire Blue Star nanotechnology, as well as two magical powers.
The key to unlocking the secrets of the fog is hidden in him.
There will be no exaggerated classification of combat power levels. For example, the foundation building in cultivation novels cannot reach the Nascent Soul stage. It depends more on the use of one's own abilities. To use the game as an analogy, it is more like the wasteland world of "Mech" that uses the combat system of "Monster Hunter". Although the skills, proficiency, equipment, etc. Have been improved, the weapon firepower has also been upgraded to be stronger and more powerful. But if you are too promiscuous, you will still be beaten to death by mobs.
In the foggy world, even the most powerful people must be cautious. Just like Iron Man, he can soar through the universe, conquer the stars, fight Thanos, and stand shoulder to shoulder with the gods, but he is still a mortal. If he takes off his armor and is defenseless, any ordinary person can defeat him with a bullet.
Reader comments
There is no stocking up and no overly deliberate "test of humanity". So far, I haven't seen any familiar routines. The pace is relatively slow, not a fast-paced and enjoyable novel.
However, I am tired of reading all kinds of cliche and cool articles, and I still want to read something with my own ideas and original ideas. I feel that most of the online articles now are templated, and they are not as exciting as the early years when a hundred flowers bloomed, each with its own style.
There is no stocking up and no overly deliberate "test of humanity". So far, I haven't seen any familiar routines. The pace is relatively slow, not a fast-paced and enjoyable novel. However, I am tired of reading all kinds of cliche and cool articles, and I still want to read something with my own ideas and original ideas. I feel that most of the online articles now are templated, and they are not as exciting as the early years when a hundred flowers bloomed, each with its own style.