(Top-tier mind games, no formulaic tropes, no System, no power fantasy, no female lead, ensemble cast)
Just as humanity was about to enter a new era, a black torrent came crashing down from the sky and shattered everything people had built.
Bai Ye loves humanity, but no individual person. He is a puppet walking a predetermined path, a futile scheme to save humanity. This is not his story, and he is not the protagonist of the world. The protagonists of this story are all the people struggling to survive in a world of despair.
The character design is very good, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the world view and combat power settings are quite thoughtful. Although it is not too novel, it is perfect. The author is very careful in creating it. The only thing I hope is not to be too close to the second dimension and can be used as a reference. After all, few authors can be purely closed-ended. In writing, the language can be cool, and the characters can be idealistic, but don't be too average, as this can easily lead to a negative impression (it feels like it's written in a more anime style, and it's easy to be average), not to mention that the main characters are all underage, so they are easy to be criticized (but the author listens to advice, so you can enter!)
In addition, the author's writing style is also passable! The overall plot is okay, but I hope the sub-plot can have more interlocking wits and strategies!
The character design is very good, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the world view and combat power settings are quite thoughtful. Although it is not too novel, it is perfect. The author is very careful in creating it. The only thing I hope is not to be too close to the second dimension and can be used as a reference. After all, few authors can be purely closed-ended. In writing, the language can be cool, and the characters can be idealistic, but don't be too average, as this can easily lead to a negative impression (it feels like it's written in a more anime style, and it's easy to be average), not to mention that the main characters are all underage, so they are easy to be criticized (but the author listens to advice, so you can enter!) In addition, the author's writing style is also passable! The overall plot is okay, but I hope the sub-plot can have more interlocking wits and strategies!