
Apocalypse: My Whole Family Was Sacrificed, Yet My Magic Is Boundless
末世:全家祭天,法力无边
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 533k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Apocalypse and All Kinds of Survival Stories
Looking for books like Apocalypse? She’s a Goddess in This Wasteland. Recommend apocalypse stories or all kinds of survival stories, with a couple or a lone wolf, a golden finger, and a sensible protagonist who isn’t a bleeding heart or an idiot.
Are There Any Old Books That Became Popular a Long Time Ago and Are Still Popular Now?
Recommend at most one book per person, and one book for each genre. For example, "Starting Out by Hoarding 10,000 Tons of Pork with a Spatial Ability" is an old-school apocalypse novel; "From Primordial Chaos to Journey to the West" is an old-school cultivation and Primordial Chaos novel; and "The System Crashed, and I Became the System" is an old-school System novel. And so on.
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Novel and melodramatic, setting aside the melodramatic family drama and the recurring theme of the protagonist's mental instability before rebirth, the story is still quite interesting. The post-apocalyptic and infrastructure-building aspects are particularly intriguing.
The genre is the common post-apocalyptic rebirth story, with relatives blindly loving the stepson in the early stages. The highlights of this book are the protagonist's clear-headedness and decisiveness in distancing himself from his past life's relatives, and the absence of common trope of bystanders blindly following suit and falsely accusing the protagonist.
Overall it's not bad, but why does the author seem to focus so much on public opinion? Besides, there's no overall world-building; how did the apocalypse happen? Are there only a few safe zones? Aren't the safe zones connected? And there's not even a basic graphic representation. I hope the author can add those later. 🤔
The subject matter is very novel, but while reading it, it feels quite ordinary, like something's missing. Yes, it lacks that captivating feeling that makes you want to keep reading. Unlike other wildly popular novels, which make you unable to put them down once you start reading, this one lacks that feeling. Then, regarding that ability, I have a few points to make.
That's fantastic! Keep up the good work and keep up the good spirits!
Although the premise of the whole family being cursed at the beginning is a bit strange, the plot is okay.
It's quite good and well-written.
It's imaginative, novel, and visually appealing—you won't regret getting hooked!
It would have been better if there had been some faith involved. There were too few characters, just one main character... It was a bit lacking, but I can't think of any right now.
Okay, okay, okay