[Wasteland apocalypse + supernatural abilities + villain protagonist + no System (strictly speaking, it’s not a System novel) + immortal protagonist + multiple female leads + ■■■]
Seventy years ago, disaster brought the old world to its knees.
Seventy years later, the new world dances with disaster.
This is the desolate wasteland, and the Starfire Domain is one of the few surviving civilizations left in it.
At this very moment, Feng Xun, the most ordinary college student in the Starfire Domain, finds his life undergoing a sudden, fundamental change.
It all begins when he gains the memories of his future self.
His future self is a villain who went completely insane because he could no longer stand this screwed-up world, a walking humanoid calamity.
Oh, and along with those memories, he also gains Future Feng Xun’s disturbingly powerful Divine Word abilities (they are divinely bestowed words, supernatural powers granted by a god).
He now possesses three abilities: “No matter what anyone does, they can’t kill him,” “Toying with the bodies of dead humans,” and “Yours, mine, and everyone’s.”
And so Feng Xun, wielding secondhand Divine Word abilities, becomes a legend of the wasteland, an unparalleled lunatic and villain, all while bewildered and deeply reluctant (no, really).
Wait, could I possibly just want to be a good person? I don’t want to repeat the same mistakes!
Oh, right, one more thing: the protagonist’s surname is Feng and his given name is Xun. It’s Feng Xun, not Feng Gou, and definitely not Mad Dog!
First of all, I think it's very good to watch. I'll evaluate it after watching it. But I think there are some problems or drawbacks with the protagonist's ability. The protagonist can shield his position by sharing the resurrected doll (are you not afraid of being cheated? After all, for some people, the mission is greater than life. The idea of returning to the same destination makes the protagonist severely disabled) In addition, if I hadn't read Chapter 23 and found out that the resurrected person is loyal to the protagonist (I hope the author has written it in advance, otherwise Jiang Baiqian's private use of the protagonist's extraordinary props will be very poisonous! 😂), I would have started to complain. I hope the author can explain why Jiang Baiqian was alive in his previous life? (After all, he was already dead in the early stage). My first reaction was to look for props to escape control and betray the protagonist. I hope the author can reasonably solve this problem.