[Apocalypse] [Multiple heroines] [System devouring] [Body forged into sainthood]
In a fit of rage, Zhou Yun perished alongside Blue Star.
Back then, apocalyptic disasters had descended upon Blue Star: extreme cold, zombies, mutations, demons, and the resurrection of gods...
For the sake of humanity's survival, he endured treachery and deceit, overcame one peril after another, and fought his way forward. When he finally looked back, the vast Blue Star was littered with corpses and utterly silent. He was the only living person left!
“To hell with saving the world! Let someone else do it!”
Countless beautiful faces passed before his eyes.
Though he had become invincible, in the end he was defeated by loneliness.
“What's that nonsense about women slowing down my sword?”
“Bullshit!”
“If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't leave a single regret behind!”
Shennong is here! Let's analyze the current flaws in this book: 1. In chapter 12, a woman shoots at the protagonist, but he later wins her over. Of course, this isn't a major flaw. 2. In chapter 32, the protagonist actually gives a handgun to a man. That's incredibly careless. Even if the handgun doesn't pose a threat to the protagonist, it could at least threaten his woman.
Male protagonist's Holy Mother Mark In Chapter 12, the protagonist is shot by a woman, but instead of retaliating, it seems she'll be given food later and then taken away.
Chapter 32 is outrageous! They just gave a gun to a guy. Why don't you just build a harem with him and grow your empire together?
This protagonist can't even distinguish right from wrong anymore; Duan shot him, yet he still spared him.
Originally harmless, Chapter Twelve forced a twist, making every woman surnamed Duan shoot at the protagonist, only for him to later betray her subordinates. No wonder he was betrayed in his past life; this effectively filters out readers.
A savior is reborn, and a villain is reborn. This poison spot is really potent. Really awesome Unable to enjoy Goodbye. I'm leaving.
Speechless, then suddenly they come up with "many children, many blessings" at the end. I can withstand even the most abusive and poisonous attacks on my master. I can even handle the female lead falling into a trap. Little Green gritted her teeth and endured the utterly meaningless pain. But the apocalypse told me that having many children brings many blessings. I'm speechless.
It's utter chaos! Reborn individuals, cheaters, cultivators, and chosen ones are all out here, engaged in a massive free-for-all. How can this possibly be interesting?
Deduct one star: The protagonist's excessive focus on women allowed the enemy to develop their strength and counter the protagonist.
Taking over at the start, seven-star rating