A journey through a corrupted apocalypse, smashing everything with a Dragon Ball villain template!!
It seems every world is the same: even the most trivial desires of those in power matter more than the lives and deaths of ordinary people.
Some mighty figures seek eternal life, using the lives of a hundred thousand innocents as fuel!
Some nobles crave luxury, building grand spectacles from the bodies of millions of common folk!
Some holy ones are arrogant enough to use the flesh and souls of everyone under heaven to prove their love!
The mortal world is a sea of suffering. When ordinary people, overwhelmed by pain and despair, choose to embrace death for release, should the powerful grant them that mercy?
Jiang Mei believes the world will naturally improve if he just kills everything that refuses to be human.
This is a story about someone as cruel as a demon to his enemies and as warm as spring to his friends.
Note: The protagonist is invincible, but his enemies are no pushovers, and defeat is a frequent occurrence. This is the author's attempt to imitate Warhammer and cosmic horror, not a pure power fantasy. If that bothers you, don't click!
The writing is very good, how did you get it?
Journey to the TV Series. Both Yan Shuangying and I liked it very much at first. I read a little bit of this one, but I didn't understand it so I didn't watch it much.
It should be considered absurd realism. I don't know whether the classification is correct or not, but this book is good.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking