
Doomsday: I Dismembered the Gods!
末日:我分尸了神明!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 227k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
104Chapters
9Reads
7.1Score
1Listens
70kReads · all time
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Reader comments 63
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Generally speaking, the beginning is quite routine, with the traditional girlfriend and henchmen stabbing each other in the back, and then being reborn. After being reborn, he encountered pressure from his boss and withheld wages. Then the protagonist chose to fight the boss to the death without knowing the end. After he got home, his neighbors wanted to change houses with him, causing all kinds of trouble. But it gets much better after chapter 20, unlike other chronicles where you have to drag out hundreds of chapters. The main character got his revenge in Chapter 20, and the lunar calendar is not that good either. The idea is quite good. Except for the lack of context in some places and the first few chapters being too cliche, I feel like there are no problems. It's pretty good for a post-apocalyptic novel.
Generally speaking, the protagonist in the doomsday novel is the king and hegemon in the apocalypse, but in this doomsday novel, the protagonist goes back to the past to explore the real reason for the apocalypse and explore the secrets. The process is very attractive.
To be honest, this book has the potential to become a sacred book. Although I have only updated more than fifty chapters and the writing still needs polishing, the world view and setting really made my eyes shine. The last time I was amazed was when I was watching "The Foolish Play of the Gods". The billions of people who died in the cold wave did not die, but were reincarnated in the ark to escape the strange. The so-called extraordinary also comes with a price. Being watched by gods and strange people makes them less comfortable than ordinary people. The conflict between underground people and surface people is also one of the highlights. The protagonist was originally just a chess piece, but something went wrong when being designed by the Salvation Organization to cleanse the soul's memory. He was reborn to take advantage of the opportunity, cut the body of a god into pieces, and completed the transformation from human to god. He then got a glimpse of the whole chessboard, and saw the game between Dazhi, Salvation and other forces, as well as the war between humans and weirdness. As a stone thrown into the lake and a god with humanity, what kind of growth can the protagonist have in the future, whether the situation of the weird invasion of mankind can be reversed, and whether the weird seeds have really been removed from the new humanity. I really want to know these, and I hope the author can continue to write, and the more he writes, the better. Otherwise, the author, please send me the saved manuscript privately, and I will help you taste and taste it [note] [note] [note] @ holding an umbrella and asking
From my objective evaluation, this book is one of the more interesting ones I have read, but there are too many pitfalls, the story is too complicated, the author has a relatively big world view, and there are a lot of foreshadowings, but the problem is that he doesn't seem to know how to come back, and the updates are very slow. If this kind of novel is updated slowly, it will not have a sense of substitution. Well, but for now, it is stuck in an endless loop. The author does not update, no one reads it, no one reads it, and the author does not update it. The problem now is that there are a lot of foreshadowings that have not been recycled, so it looks messy. If you want to read it, just read it. I'm still looking forward to the follow-up development, but there is a high probability that I will also read it. It would be very uncomfortable to read this kind of book without 50 chapters. But if you keep it, the author will probably be raised to death. Let's look forward to a good performance next time.
I can't understand the first few chapters, and they are confusing. It's really exciting to read later. It's a good book, but it's a pity that the number of words is too small. Many people don't want to read a book of 100,000 words. The author shouldn't be a mess. Only by updating more can you gain reading volume and income.
Don't be too outrageous. The indoor temperature is minus 20 degrees. How do people survive? Still living so much, just huddled in the room and shivering? The outdoor temperature is minus one hundred degrees Celsius or even lower. What kind of material makes a house so awesome? It's minus one hundred outside and minus twenty inside?
Five stars, it looks good, don't let it suck, don't interrupt it. When I first saw the protagonist being stabbed in the back by his girlfriend and his men and then reborn, I thought it was another romance novel. When I saw Dayong in Chapter 20 or so, I could only say, great, the brave man
I hope it doesn't collapse. For now, there are a lot of foreshadowings and it's attractive, but it's a bit messy and a bit stitched. Let's see if the author can grasp it.
The only drawback is the irregular updates. Don't look at the popularity of the early chapters, but look at the author's real effort in design in the later stages, especially when approaching the copy of the mental hospital. The characters and plot depictions are very popular with me. The unexpected reversal, the cleverness and sharpness of the language are all worth reading and can be used as extensions in life... Furthermore, there are also shadows learned from other books, which the author has used for his own use. The sequence is like "Thirty-six changes of Tiangang; Seventy-two changes of Earthly Evil". ", The special career system is similar to the "Six Paths", plus the "Xin Su" in the mental hospital dungeon; the "Blackmail Beast" is like making fakes come true, but with the ingenuity of its own setting, including the respectable "Abnormal Management Bureau"; The author can just write according to his own pace. Sharpen the knife and chop wood, and work slowly to produce fine work. I look forward to it, come on ❤️
To be honest, I came to see you having fun cheating like a god. As a result, I came here to watch you solve the puzzle, which is very annoying. A cool article about gaining the power of a god is far more interesting than you being the Riddler here, isn't it? Besides, your book now has so few words, and you can only see the puzzles but not the solution, which is even more annoying.