[Extreme-cold apocalypse] [Characters stay smart] [Decisive and ruthless] [Violent aesthetics] [Power struggles] [No System]
Extreme cold descended, civilization froze, and humanity lost its way. After struggling for a year in the apocalypse, Chen Ye returned to the month before the disaster, reborn with endless hatred and regret.
This time, he had not only memories that let him foresee the future, but also awakened a strange ability: [Absorb extreme cold and turn it into your own power]!
While others shivered in freezing rooms, on the brink of death, he deliberately walked into a blizzard at minus 50 degrees and reveled in the thrill of growing stronger!
Low temperatures were his nourishment, and the bitter cold was his battleground! Freeze himself for two hours a day, and he would become permanently stronger!
Revenge was his only source of conviction. The people who framed his father and drove his mother to her death in his previous life now held powerful positions in the empire, stirring up trouble and living in luxury.
Making use of the advantage of being reborn, he planned with precision, building an apocalyptic shelter while setting his revenge plot into motion.
He calmly walked along the edge of a knife, using everyone he could, and laid out a cold web of vengeance on the eve of the collapse of order.
When the deadly cold wave finally swept across the globe and countless people froze into ice sculptures, Chen Ye had already built a sturdy apocalypse fortress, and his body had been tempered in an icy prison until it was nearly superhuman.
Standing at the summit of the frozen world, he looked through the blizzard toward the figure on high who held the empire in the palm of their hand.
“In my last life, you took everything from me. This time, I'll make you pay it all back, with interest!”
The male protagonist has already turned into an evil dragon before he slays the dragon. The male protagonist is not a good person, but a person who will do whatever it takes to get revenge. Every wronged person has his own debtor. Is the life of an ordinary person just like grass? If you write like this, sooner or later the book will be gone. Because I will report
1. The main line is unclear, and a large number of supporting characters' perspectives are interspersed. It seems that the novel is confusing and fictitious, with no sense of reality.
2. The combat description is poor. Basically, it's all about "shooting out like a sharp arrow" and writing the protagonist to be fast, and then one move in seconds.
3. Repeated descriptions a lot. Whenever a supporting character with a name appears, he must say: "Eye as sharp as an eagle" to describe seriousness, like a description of running with AI.
4. Character behavior is confusing. The villain was ordered to hunt the protagonist, but ended up in the city where the protagonist was. He didn't do anything himself and sent his younger brother to do it. The protagonist is even more powerful. The villain's brother took advantage of the protagonist's absence and set up base camp. The protagonist came back and found something unusual. His first thought was not to attack or set up a trap. He showed up openly and said harsh words, but in the end he let one of the villain's men go.
The male protagonist has already turned into an evil dragon before he slays the dragon. The male protagonist is not a good person, but a person who will do whatever it takes to get revenge. Every wronged person has his own debtor. Is the life of an ordinary person just like grass? If you write like this, sooner or later the book will be gone. Because I will report
1. The main line is unclear, and a large number of supporting characters' perspectives are interspersed. It seems that the novel is confusing and fictitious, with no sense of reality. 2. The combat description is poor. Basically, it's all about "shooting out like a sharp arrow" and writing the protagonist to be fast, and then one move in seconds. 3. Repeated descriptions a lot. Whenever a supporting character with a name appears, he must say: "Eye as sharp as an eagle" to describe seriousness, like a description of running with AI. 4. Character behavior is confusing. The villain was ordered to hunt the protagonist, but ended up in the city where the protagonist was. He didn't do anything himself and sent his younger brother to do it. The protagonist is even more powerful. The villain's brother took advantage of the protagonist's absence and set up base camp. The protagonist came back and found something unusual. His first thought was not to attack or set up a trap. He showed up openly and said harsh words, but in the end he let one of the villain's men go.
Beautiful, wonderful