The apocalypse erupted, opening the way to the extraordinary. Supernatural energy and the power of corruption ate away at each other, giving birth to a third kind: beings compatible with both corruption and supernatural energy, whom we call zombies.
"My younger brother is too violent. He hurts others and himself."
"Your compassion is laughable, big brother."
One is the leader of the greatest faction, the other the strongest lone wolf. Apart, each rules their own domain; together, they are invincible.
The beginning was fantastic, with all sorts of energy and systems, but did it stray from the main plot later on? It's not even on Earth anymore. The storyline between the two brothers is also minimal. The power spikes seem a bit excessive. But overall, it's still very good. It's a refreshing and creative novel in a genre that's generally popular.
It's a good book. The two male protagonists have complementary personalities (not the kind of dual male protagonists found in female-oriented novels), and the world-building is also quite good.
I'm going home for the Chinese New Year. I'll guarantee at least two chapters, with no upper limit. I'll post as many as I can.