In the first year of the New Era, strange beasts run rampant, and humanity's fate hangs by a thread, like a candle flickering in the wind.
A black dragon rises from the Eastern Abyss, its beating wings unleashing tsunamis that threaten to destroy the world.
A lava giant crawls out from beneath the Earth's core and casually summons apocalyptic meteors, wiping out one steel-and-concrete city after another.
A three-headed hellhound reborn from the heart of a nuclear blast hunts at will, leaving corpses strewn in its wake.
Above the sea of stars, mysterious beings hold the stars in their hands and watch as galaxies appear and vanish.
This is a world where humanity has been driven to madness and despair, and a new era in which a frenzy of evolution is sweeping across all life.
Wang Yuan, a martial arts student who spent two years bedridden after an accident, struggles to survive in this desperate world with the help of a suddenly appearing attribute panel.
All right, I can't keep making this up.
Actually, this is the story of a cheat-enabled protagonist who does as he pleases throughout the myriad star realms, all thanks to a daily mission panel...
Write less about female classmates and add some stars
This book is really good, there is no blood, only hot blood 😏😏😏
It looks good. It looks good.
It's pretty good. It's not a no-brainer. The female classmate should have mentioned the single female protagonist from the beginning.
It's best not to have a female protagonist, but you can have a female character, such as a younger sister, etc.
It tastes like Punch Man. . .
It's not bad. I hope what I write later won't deviate from the title of the book, Self-Discipline. Also, it's best not to overwhelm the protagonist's growth later on.
Very good, the plot is true
Very good, to my taste
It's pretty good, you can take a look