Bloodborn of the Apocalypse

Where to start? I'm probably the old salted fish in Tomato who knows how to do Tai Chi - it's my 20th year of writing, and the smell of old newspapers wafts even from the gaps between my keyboards. I remember when I was working in the print media, I received several offers from newspapers, and I was holding the iron job of a "literary migrant worker", but I ended up stepping into the Internet literary pit. When I threw myself on the street, I fell louder than my face hit the ground. My hair has gone away from home, and my waistline has also learned to expand, but the little flame in my mind is still dancing: If I don't free up the universe that I stayed up late to figure out over the years, I'm afraid it will be formatted by Alzheimer's with one click? So I came up with this article - not for the money, not for the list, but just to keep an archive for that silly boy who once drew a map from his homework book and called his deskmate "Elf Priest". If you are passing by, you might as well come in and take a look. If you are hit by any embarrassing lines, don't panic. That was me twenty years ago, waving to you across time and space and shouting: "Hey, wasn't my idea back then pretty exciting?"

Well, it's pretty and brain-burning! I don't remember any of the names. I suggest you make them either simpler or more special, otherwise you will have to look back and forth. I reasonably suspect that the author did this on purpose! It is recommended that other readers add bookmarks or leave footprints in time, otherwise they will forget when they mentioned it before, and there will be a lot of foreshadowing! The author constantly surprises us, always making me feel like I understand, then I don't, and then I understand again [smile][smile] All in all, all in all, I just can't guess, can't understand, can't figure it out... Hehehehehehe... The author's coverage is quite large, with many elements and foreshadowings. What a great article!

I immediately blew up this opening! The first scene is to attend his own funeral. The protagonist Yan Suye's soul passes into the body of his enemy's son right after his death. I can watch this kind of hellish start a hundred times! One second, he was "Night Crow" who was betrayed by his family and died tragically on the street. The next second, he became Li Muguang, the son of his father's enemy, standing in front of his tombstone, listening to his enemy's hypocritical mourning of him. This extreme irony and dramatic tension directly pinned me to the screen and I couldn't stop at all. The author "Caught a Cat in the Fish Tank" is so good at playing! On the surface, the protagonist is a pampered young master of the Li family, but secretly he is a brooding avenger. He moves step by step under the eyes of his enemies, and the thrill of dancing on the tip of a knife is much more exciting than simply killing monsters and leveling up. Especially the sentence "Unfortunately, I have too few cards in my hand" vividly portrays the protagonist's mentality of forbearing and planning in a desperate situation. The most rare thing is that the writing style of this book is online. The metaphor of "dark water seeping under the rotten leaves" vividly describes the depression and despair of the end of the world. The battle of wits and reversal are also online throughout. You will never guess what the protagonist will do next. The disadvantage is that the early stage is a bit long, but as long as you get through the beginning, the subsequent plot will definitely amaze you! For book lovers who like elements of the apocalypse, battles of wits, and revenge, this book "Blood Descendants of the Doomsday" will be a worthwhile read if you close your eyes!

Well written! There are many hidden clues buried in the beginning, and the pace is tense! The characters are also distinct and the content is exciting! There's just one big problem. The images are so impactful that my mood keeps rising. If I feel better, I have to take a break after reading about half of it. I suggest adding more daily scenes, such as writing about the daily lives of the heroines, to make the story looser and faster. Overall, it's okay. I will continue to follow it.

The details of cyber technology are well described, and the prosthetics are written just like the real thing. Good health. The plot of the first 30 chapters is tight, and it's a bit tiring to read it in one go. It gets better after that, so I suggest you slow down.

The beginning is full of suspense - the protagonist attends his own funeral in the face of his enemies, and even those who want to steal the ashes are beaten. This emotional revenge start directly hits the point of enjoyment. The atmosphere of the cyber wasteland is well created, the integration of the elements of the system and the bloodline abilities is not blunt, and the machinations and machinations also make the plot more tense. It is not a brainless novel. The author's portrayal of the emotions of the characters is very delicate. The plot of the former comrades turning against each other and Bai Yueguang's collapse is heart-wrenching to watch. The identity mystery of "Who am I?" Also keeps people reading. Although there are not many readers, the writing style and rhythm are very mature, and it is a treasure trove of articles full of potential! Friends who like apocalypse + suspense + supernatural powers, don't miss it, you won't lose money if you invest in it!

It's a very good article, very logical. The author's writing style is amazing. There are many foreshadowings and brain-burning. The author needs more updates. It's so hard to follow and I'm so impatient. It's like a movie scene. The camera changes are silky smooth. I especially like the close-ups of the characters. It's so cool and stylish! It's powerful, all the characters have brains, and it's fun! It's suitable for reading over and over again. The author is particularly good at creating an atmosphere. It's super beautiful! 👍👍👍👍

Wasteland + Outer God Cthulhu, a rare combination, fine chaff. The plot is compact, but the problem is that it is so compact that I can't breathe while watching it, and I can't listen to it at all, and I'm completely confused. The writing is very good, and the foreshadowing is in place, but it is too dense. The advantage is that the foreshadowing is picked up quickly, and the content is exciting. But how can I put it, there are a lot of new concepts, and the explanation of tail docking is pretty good, just like looking at the DND rules. It has a hint of traditional Western fantasy, and is made of wasteland leather. Keep it up!

The writing is very good, with many foreshadowings, compact plot, outstanding characters, and succinct content. Disadvantages: The visuals are too strong, the mood is heightened again and again, and the exciting points come one after another. Sometimes I have to put it down halfway through reading. It is recommended to have more daily plots (such as adding Dorothy's role) to relax and slow down a bit. All in all it's ok, I'll update it soon.

I have the deepest impression. Chapters 87-88 are quite exciting, both sweet and knives, and then I continue to see chapters 91-92, Shura Field! Highly recommended, the author's writing style is very solid. First, the wasteland is cold, Cthulhu is indescribable, and the battle scenes are full; then the female Xiaoya's "relatively unknown" bitter style. The interaction between Dorothy and the male protagonist is relaxed and romantic. When we arrived at Lin Luke, it was terrible that the yandere was here. Then to Scarlett, the heroine, the royal sister, the queen, whatever you like! The interaction between men and women in Wasteland is quite unique and can be said to be unique. I really thought it was a romance. Oh, there is also Li Xianyun, Black Swan, is this a sister control? You guys watch the fight, I'll watch the Shura field.