[Global cataclysm + leveling up and evolution + sinkholes and monsters + group survival + mysterious suspense + beautiful women and pets + maybe one heroine?]
"In just two months, 364 earthquakes of varying magnitude have occurred around the world, and they all share one striking feature.
At the epicenter of every quake, traces of certain buildings have vanished without a trace.
All that remains are sinkholes dozens of meters deep...
Multiple parties have confirmed that those buildings simply disappeared into thin air.
Some quakes have also struck areas nowhere near fault lines.
This has caused panic among people around the world.
Professor Li, our chief expert, what do you make of this?"
The lovely young host had a sweet voice and a stunning figure. Her uniform strained as she spoke.
"...Well, obviously, you look at it with your eyes."
"Zoom in!"
"Pause the video!"
The viewers answered on behalf of the expert. (Not really.)
Earthquakes are striking all over the world. Sinkholes appear at their epicenters, and the buildings there mysteriously disappear.
Han Jun and everyone in his office building are caught in a sinkhole caused by an earthquake.
The ground collapses beneath them, taking them to a mysterious ancient forest, where they begin a perilous struggle to survive and try to find a way home.
But no one knows that the whole world will collapse into sinkholes.
Many years later.
Han Jun is the first to evolve to a level comparable to the gods.
"We need to get those who fell first to lead those who fell later, so we can all become gods together!"
So says Han Jun, the first god of humanity.
After reading the updated chapters, it's okay. The protagonist's mentality change after arriving in the new world is more in line with the state after being bound by the shackles of modern society for decades. In fact, I didn't really like the protagonist's character when I first read it, but after thinking about it, I can understand it.
The first time I saw this genre was about ten years ago. This kind of sinkhole style actually came out very early. At that time, I thought it was a high school student who fell into a trap. I don't know why this track hasn't become popular, so I can barely see a few people writing about it.
It is judged as a high-quality product. Those who gave negative reviews only read the first few chapters and stopped reading. At the beginning, I thought it was a little bit toxic, but when I think about it carefully, it doesn't seem to be toxic. It's quite normal. It gets better and better later on.
A good book, it is rare to have a correct outlook on things
At present, it is considered a high-quality product, the writing is slightly flawed, the protagonist is a growth-oriented character, and the character is very comfortable [sending my heart]
I also finished reading the previous one. Both books are actually very well written, but it's a pity that the first one didn't survive. I hope this one can be written well.
The rhythm is very good. The author please stop updating. I'm really tired of waiting for another chapter every day.
Not bad, very pretty
Not bad, the writing is interesting and the protagonist's character is okay
The subject matter is novel, the content is attractive enough, not bad, and a high-quality novel in the post-apocalyptic time travel genre!