[Apocalypse] [No Harem] [Strong Protagonist] [Class System] [Clever Characters] [Ensemble Cast]
Divine snow descends, order collapses, and a three-day Infinite Tsukuyomi begins.
Destruction gives way to rebirth. The world mutates, zombies roam, myths return, and ghosts and monsters descend. The will of Blue Star awakens and becomes a System that helps humanity grow stronger quickly. The law of darkness, invading monsters, the realm of the dead, the giant spirit race...
The other side of this universe gradually reveals itself.
Those who survive the divine snow awaken their own innate talents. Nan Chuan awakens the upper god-tier innate talents Ice Sovereign and Sharingan, which surpass ordinary, mutated, and king-tier talents. He is recruited by Ye Ming, who has returned reborn, and together they brave the Apocalypse.
In his previous life, Ye Ming was a fifth-turn king, the pinnacle of mortal strength. Unfortunately, talent determined everything. His upper mutated-tier innate talent had reached its limit at the fifth turn. He died protecting his wife and helping his good brother Sima Nantian ascend to immortality, only to discover that his good brother had been a ruthless opportunist. He regretted everything too late...
Returning reborn doesn't mean he has to save the world. Don't be ridiculous. If the sky falls, someone taller can hold it up. I, Ye Ming, just want to grow stronger and protect Feng Xuan, so we can stay alive together.
Nan Chuan: “What the hell? Two god-tier talents, and I still don't feel safe. I'd better keep my head down.”
One relies on his past-life experience, constantly using his foreknowledge to get stronger. He never dares to rest and eventually reaches the summit.
The other has heaven-defying talent but is profoundly insecure. He always follows the way of keeping a low profile, and in the end, quietly makes it all the way to the top.
Ye Ming makes me feel uncomfortable. I still prefer to watch Nanchuan. I hope the author can write more about Nanchuan's plot.
Although I haven't read much of it, I think it's okay, but it would be great if it could be divided into two books. I want to read Nanchuan even more.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking.