I Ascend to Godhood in the Apocalypse, and Save Humanity Along the Way

The polished god knows how to start from scratch. The golden finger is a missionary USB flash drive filled with scraps and scraps. It is a comfortable and secure invincible + behind-the-scenes stream. It prefers group portraits and updates stably. My children love to eat [full]

The writing is equally wonderful for both men and women. We are all human beings first and then men and women. From this perspective, it has surpassed at least 80% of Tomato's articles. As a group portrait novel, each character is written vividly and reflects his or her own life. Overall, the biggest shortcoming of this article is that it is short. It is recommended that it be written in more detail. The author simply skipped many places. For example, when humans obtained information about mycelium, the sentence "The life outside the wall is actually only**" (to prevent spoilers). I could have written more about the shock of the human researchers and then wrote about how humans changed their action strategies based on the information. In the end, I only mentioned one or two sentences. Although humans did respond based on the information, they seemed to be happy but not completely happy. In addition, I really like Mycelium written by the author, it is a classic and exciting. I think this article can definitely score 9.4 Points and is worth reading.

The place where no one can find Tomato is exactly where this book is. Author: Okay, you can start tasting. Reader: Hee hee, after being a Shennong for so many years, I have never eaten anything, so I feel like serving it (homo's unique eagerness). Author: What a tough guy, then get ready to receive the gift I have prepared for you. (Music~) Oh, it turns out to be a behind-the-scenes novel with a focus on group portraits. The excellent characters are like Tiandao and Oga in the world of strong men; the magical setting and super-expanding plot will bring you unexpected happiness; the very interesting writing style will make people spin! Reader: So exciting, so exciting! Seeing the novel written by such a strong person, even Tomato VIP is worth the ticket price!

It is a novel with excellent content and plot rhythm. It is rare that Tomato's behind-the-scenes plot does not have various invincible effects, but develops slowly. Although the power system can be said to be a suture monster, it is written very solidly and does not make the show. If the author's control of combat power continues like this, it will definitely be an excellent work.

It feels... How should I put it, it feels like the ending is rather sudden. As far as the author is concerned, this book can be said to be quite successful. It has a very suitable ending at the most suitable place. This is undoubtedly one of the good endings of this book. But as a reader, I am always not satisfied. I always feel that there is still a lot that can be written, and there are many possibilities that can be explored, such as more abilities, more intense battles and development... But ending it here can be regarded as living up to the beginning. The author's progress is obvious, whether it is in terms of the description method or the control of the writing rhythm, it is indeed refreshing to compare before and after. Looking forward to the author's next more comprehensive and interesting novel.

This is a book that I have been following since the middle period. It has some fun and humor in the complicated world view. This book seems to discuss the core of survival, integrating the end of the world, supernatural powers, new concepts, brainwashing and counter-brainwashing, confrontation with unknown creatures, dark psychology, man-eating trees, the fact that the three of us evolved for a long time before discovering that we were locked online, an encounter with a blond guy who tried his best and couldn't defeat it, etc. (Spoilers below) The author unfolds the world view step by step, starting from the hierarchical inner and outer city walls and tower systems of surviving human society in the end of the world, Qingliu tricking and abducting (not) developing "believers", and then mastering information step by step, turning into a blond big guy named Arthur, integrating human beings, and fighting against the "mycelial life" behind the alien beasts. Some of the most impressive pictures in this book are as follows: everything is fine Wanjuan reveals AI's identity "Arthur" awards medals to Tower members Wencheng committed suicide by taking medicine Quick Adoptive Parents Become an exploration team for mycelial life experimental samples Mycelial life consciousness is divided into three parts The residents within the city walls were eroded by the will of mycelium and turned into puppets living planet The suicide of Athebolus Based on the content of the whole book, the early part of the book is more refreshing, the middle part expands the world view, and the later part is confrontational. Personally, I think the third and fifth volumes are the most exciting. It's funny, it's funny, it also has desperate survival dilemmas and wonderful confrontations. The appearance of the "sea" in the mid-term seems to have been completely forgotten. At first, I thought there were stronger enemies in the sea, but in the end, it didn't have much of a role. It was just a sea where native creatures were born. However, the fact that mycelial life cannot enter the sea is indeed consistent with the fact that fungi cannot survive underwater. The planet mentioned later is the living body sensation. The author wanted to make a big wave, but because he was afraid of being unable to control it, the role of the living body planet was changed to explain the biofield and the source of superpowers, as well as biomass toxins and endless energy. It is essentially a plot about human survival. If it develops into a "tower" that restarts and flies out of the planet, the things in the living planet come out and destroy the mycelial life, and then Dr. Lin leads mankind to unfold the plot of the interstellar Zhao orphans, it will be even more difficult to write. The author simply kept his pen steady. Overall, this is a very good book. There are almost no poisonous points in the plot. You can read it with confidence.

It's nice to watch, but it's a bit uncomfortable to feel that there are some lines that could be explored deeply, but they were skillfully skipped. For example, in the early stage, I thought that the dream about their awakening ability was particularly good. Is there any foreshadowing? In the end, it was not mentioned (?) Or it was mentioned, but it made me disappointed (ah, defeated), and I feel that this The book may be a little weak in the emotional portrayal of the characters (because of the episode about Dao Wencheng, I felt I should be very sad, but in fact I was not), but overall it is a good book worth reading. The holes dug in the early stage have been filled in. The logic is clear, there is a clear main line, the world view is relatively complete, and the character traits are well portrayed, so are there really not too many extras? I still want to read it, and want to know what Hope City will develop into in the future (similar to the future talk?) Or Nia's background story (I'm really curious about it, mentioned several times in the article, but it's vague). In short, this is a very good reading experience, and it is a complete article. I read it in one go. It's really satisfying (//∇//). I hope the author can write better books in the future (? Trying to find what to eat next (bushi)

It is a very interesting book, the subject matter is very fresh, and it is also very interesting to make jokes from time to time. The whole book is mainly humorous, which makes people have the urge to keep reading. But I think it would be richer to add some strong emotions, because the background is that human beings live in a city. Under the depressing dark clouds, humans should have a sense of relaxation and at the same time have more tenacious emotions. (I mean you can use a small knife, but not too much [I'm about to cry]) For the plot, the progress of the protagonist is too slow, and there are too few believers under his command. The role of the protagonist lacks a sense of excitement and is a bit too behind the scenes, because the military leaders and shadow emperors in the introduction aroused a lot of interest in me. The status of the believers is too low and they belong to the grassroots. Maybe they can go to the countryside to surround the city, but the protagonist's followers are taking the elite route and are not very skilled, which makes this impossible. Therefore, it is still necessary to add some people at the top (actually, I still like the old Holy Shield very much, but it is a pity that it is gone after a courier)

Overall it was well written, but the ending was a little rushed. The world view is huge and I can expand on it more. But if you think about it carefully, it's not necessary to write it down. Although it is a bit suspicious of deus ex machina. However, as a setting control, the author, please fill in the fifth-level ability settings [crying] Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please.

The worldview is impeccably created... The holes dug have been filled in, and everyone's characters are well created. It's more of a group portrait, but it's not like a normal group portrait where a whole team of teammates fight the BOSS together. I wasn't really interested in the title of the article, but I found it to be a good article. The pace of the whole article is very good, not too fast but not so much that you need to skip chapters. The descriptions of various details are in place, and the writing style is also very good. City of Hope has a bit of cyberpunk and wasteland style (?) It's quite shocking. I can't find any bad points. Now I feel like I am hesitant to write this review. What I need to pile up the praise with gorgeous words is just a brainless and cool article that is full of corruption on the outside. All in all, it looks good, don't be fooled by the title ^_^