Three years after the protagonist Li Ming struggled to survive in the Zerg apocalypse, he was miraculously reborn three months before the disaster broke out. He gave up the illusion of personal survival and resolutely chose to "turn over to the country". Relying on the memory of blood and tears in his previous life and the awakened superpower, he persuaded the top officials of the country to launch a nationwide mobilization and race against time for a battle for survival.
Reader comments
His writing skills are better than Xiaobai's, but he is far from proficient and cannot write about the country's coordinating power. According to the author, this work is a national novel, but the writing style is too individualistic and heroic. There are very few people in the country who have powerful superpowers. The protagonist has to do everything by himself. Even if he has the power of a clone, he will die suddenly. The dialogue between the characters also feels a bit awkward. I originally wanted to give it 3 stars, but I think I still have 4 stars to support it.
His writing skills are better than Xiaobai's, but he is far from proficient and cannot write about the country's coordinating power. According to the author, this work is a national novel, but the writing style is too individualistic and heroic. There are very few people in the country who have powerful superpowers. The protagonist has to do everything by himself. Even if he has the power of a clone, he will die suddenly. The dialogue between the characters also feels a bit awkward. I originally wanted to give it 3 stars, but I think I still have 4 stars to support it.