[Deranged BOSS template] [Monster vs. monster] [Apocalypse vs. apocalypse] [Decisive killing] [This may be sanity-blasting, so proceed at your own risk]
[Existing settings: Lovecraftian cultivation, Dark Souls and Elden Ring, memetic rules, godforsaken wasteland]
The moment the “Filth Beasts,” born from the eight sufferings of the human heart, came into being,
only seven days passed before these immortal monsters, “destined to be impossible for [humanity] to destroy,” brought about the end of the world.
Later, Luo Chen opened door after door leading to apocalypses across the myriad worlds.
The Filth Beasts are bizarre and vicious?
Connect to the [Weird Immortal Realm], use the strange-path flesh cauldron, and refine them into a great elixir!
Immortal and indestructible, destined to be impossible for [humanity] to kill?
The [Soul of the Dead Realm] has long lain dormant. Its immortal Ashen Ones are eager for some new toys.
They feed on the eight sufferings of the human heart?
In the [Godforsaken Realm], those villains who have forsaken redemption and hunt the gods will teach them what true evil means.
And then there’s the [Spirit Fiend Realm], where cause and effect are toyed with; the ruler-class behemoths dominating the [Giant Sea Realm]; the [Great Sun Realm], where the surface burns at 1,800 degrees Celsius; the [Extreme Race Realm], where reality and illusion intertwine...
Luo Chen draws the apocalypses of the myriad worlds onto a single chessboard.
Will he raise monsters in a deadly contest until one emerges to devour everything?
Or will he use the apocalypses to fight one another and secure a slim chance of survival?
Luo Chen picks up a chess piece and sets it down gently.
“Let the show... begin!”
Overall, it's passable, but there are gaps in many places, a fast pace, and some logic that doesn't fit the protagonist's abilities.
It's pretty good-looking. It's a little poisonous, but not serious. Overall, it's a good grass.
Very good⊙▽⊙
Why stop updating? The subject matter is super good. Keep updating. The subject matter is such a good one.
Habitual praise
This kind of Cthulhu-style post-apocalyptic weird novel has a very small audience and is not exciting enough, and the protagonist is crazy about it. . . The monsters are also unusual and the plot is strange and difficult. . . .