[The apocalypse arrives, overwhelming power, ruthless slaughter!]
After a thousand years of cultivation, Zhong Wu attained the rank of “Immortal Human.” When he returns at last, he discovers that his homeland, Blue Star, has become an apocalyptic wasteland overrun by living corpses and monsters!
Lost his magic power? No supernatural abilities?
No problem! With nothing but a pair of fists as powerful as divine weapons, he can still smash his way through anything!
From the start, he wakes up in a grave and faces a lunging corpse. With a backhand punch, he blasts it to pieces!
The survivors mock him as a useless coward? The next moment, Zhong Wu charges through the horde like a tiger among sheep, fighting his way back and forth through the sea of corpses and stunning everyone!
The Awakened think they’re elites and try to seize the supplies? Zhong Wu can’t be bothered to argue. With overwhelming strength, he crushes them and their abilities alike!
The Source Power Furnace awakens, devouring all things and converting them into source power!
Zombie cores, the flesh of mutated creatures, nuclear radiation... What others see as deadly threats are all supreme supplements that help Zhong Wu regain his strength!
At 1% restored, he smashes armor with his fists!
At 10%, his body can withstand missiles!
At 50%, he manifests a divine form and becomes a hundred-meter-tall giant!
At 100%... he shatters gods and demons with his fists and remakes the world!
When the abyss invades and evil gods descend, plunging humanity into despair, Zhong Wu stands alone against them all, high above the world, looking down on everything:
“I am the only law of this world!”
This character is truly decisive and ruthless, yet doesn't kill indiscriminately; it also aligns with the protagonist's calm and sophisticated demeanor befitting a powerful figure. Of course, I love hearing the author's auspicious words, and they create a greater sense of contrast, making me feel like a big shot both inside and outside the book. Support the new book! The pacing is good, the combat power is just right, and the plot doesn't drag on. It's exciting and stylish enough.