The end of the world + Cthulhu + wearing the past + mid-term black revenge + no knife + past future
Human beings have opened taboos in order to live forever, the end of the world has come, and countless people have turned into monsters.
The savior does not necessarily save the world, and the destroyer does not necessarily want to destroy the world. There are many twists and turns in this book, and everyone is welcome to join in.
The protagonist was deceived and made into a human pig. When the apocalypse comes, he is polluted and becomes a monster, seeking crazy revenge.
When he killed the last human being, he was pushed into the time and space tunnel by the human savior before his death and returned to 250 years ago.
When he traveled to modern times as a weirdo and found that there were all humans around him, he smiled!
This time he's going to have a good time!
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Reader comments
The reason why this book sets the end of the world is that human beings want to live forever, which opens a certain taboo. The savior does not really want to save the world, and destroying the world is not destroying it. The long river of time here has countless tributaries, and the protagonist is only the protagonist of this timeline. In the end, all the tributaries of time will flow to the only end point, the sea of time and space. If you want to truly resurrect the people you cherish, you can only do it in the sea of time and space. Where is the end of everything and the starting point. There are many Easter eggs in this book, as well as discussions on human nature. Everyone is welcome to taste it. The author's account is trumpet. If you don't like it, don't comment [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]
There is a feeling that it is about to break away from the regular Tomato articles. This style is still relatively rare in Tomato.
It was written at the beginning that the Seven Great Destroyers sent monsters back to destroy the world in order to prevent themselves from turning into monsters?
The reason why this book sets the end of the world is that human beings want to live forever, which opens a certain taboo. The savior does not really want to save the world, and destroying the world is not destroying it. The long river of time here has countless tributaries, and the protagonist is only the protagonist of this timeline. In the end, all the tributaries of time will flow to the only end point, the sea of time and space. If you want to truly resurrect the people you cherish, you can only do it in the sea of time and space. Where is the end of everything and the starting point. There are many Easter eggs in this book, as well as discussions on human nature. Everyone is welcome to taste it. The author's account is trumpet. If you don't like it, don't comment [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]
There is a feeling that it is about to break away from the regular Tomato articles. This style is still relatively rare in Tomato.
It was written at the beginning that the Seven Great Destroyers sent monsters back to destroy the world in order to prevent themselves from turning into monsters?