Unexpectedly stepping into the final battlefield of the pre-collapse civilization, Dawn has become the most special anomaly in the apocalypse.
Death means looking back. He relies on the power of reincarnation to return from hell again and again to reverse the established tragedy.
He grew from an unarmed ordinary person to the most reliable warrior of the Fire Chaser Moth.
But reincarnation is never omnipotent, erosion is pressing every step of the way, and rules are chasing us. The arrival of the Herrscher of the End has sounded the final death knell for human civilization.
The script for the destruction of previous civilizations has already been written. Can he rewrite the ending set by the gods?
Reader comments
The writing is very good. When you first read it, the protagonist should be from the perspective of an ordinary person in the apocalypse. He does not get close to the key characters at the beginning like other novels. The character description is very delicate.
The beginning is very depressing, but it is indeed an ordinary person who comes to a different world and is not immediately invincible or in a system-like state. It is not recommended for those who like to read cool stories, but the growth of the protagonist can also be seen.
It has a lot of potential, and I think it will be very interesting in the middle and later stages. I don't recommend it to people who can't stand the powerless protagonist. [Chigua]
It's a good book. The combat descriptions are okay and the logic is a little better than most. Although the protagonist has strong cheats, he is not the rampage type, but the despair type. Looking at Honkai Impact from an ordinary person's perspective.
It feels so depressing in front of me
The writing is very good, the logic is clear, and I am willing to spend time describing the protagonist's personality. The characters have distinct characteristics and are very beautiful. 😁😁😁
The writing style is mature in the middle and late stages, and it's good without being OOC.
Please be more careful when dividing the segments. It's too tiring to look at. The maximum segmentation is 4 rows, 5 rows and one section.
Great, my brain is shaking (✪▽✪). I just like original plots. You are planning to solve the collapse of civilization in the past, right? Come on, write slowly, I will keep up with the updates.
The writing is very good. When you first read it, the protagonist should be from the perspective of an ordinary person in the apocalypse. He does not get close to the key characters at the beginning like other novels. The character description is very delicate.
The beginning is very depressing, but it is indeed an ordinary person who comes to a different world and is not immediately invincible or in a system-like state. It is not recommended for those who like to read cool stories, but the growth of the protagonist can also be seen.
It has a lot of potential, and I think it will be very interesting in the middle and later stages. I don't recommend it to people who can't stand the powerless protagonist. [Chigua]
It's a good book. The combat descriptions are okay and the logic is a little better than most. Although the protagonist has strong cheats, he is not the rampage type, but the despair type. Looking at Honkai Impact from an ordinary person's perspective.
It feels so depressing in front of me
The writing is very good, the logic is clear, and I am willing to spend time describing the protagonist's personality. The characters have distinct characteristics and are very beautiful. 😁😁😁
The writing style is mature in the middle and late stages, and it's good without being OOC.
Please be more careful when dividing the segments. It's too tiring to look at. The maximum segmentation is 4 rows, 5 rows and one section.
Great, my brain is shaking (✪▽✪). I just like original plots. You are planning to solve the collapse of civilization in the past, right? Come on, write slowly, I will keep up with the updates.
Well written and beautiful
So beautiful, so perfect [laughing]