Doomsday: I Who Have Space Awaken the Thunder Power

Yes, there are all kinds of beauties without any blood, and they kill people cleanly and neatly. I will give you a good review first, and I hope to continue. Okay, I saw my beautiful teammate, so I changed my rating.

There is no rebirth of bitterness and hatred, no plot that makes readers feel that they died unjustly in the previous life, no setting that contains more than a dozen goddesses in less than 50 chapters, and for the time being, there are no all kinds of bloody emotional entanglements. I personally feel that it is a five-star recommendation, not poisonous!

Good, very good-looking, no cliche plot. Other novels have backstabbing at the beginning, which makes me vomit. The protagonist is really invincible, not weak, but too little and not enough to read. The author will give it a try!

It's a tie in one breath. It's great. Hahaha. First of all, there are no common cliches. For example, there is no betrayal and rebirth/school beauty ex-girlfriend/blood feud. Secondly, the protagonist is really strong➕It's really easy to do it.

Finally, there is a post-apocalyptic story about normal people without bitterness and hatred. They do things decisively and directly, without procrastination. The supporting characters all have brains and can think.

The male protagonist described by the author is very real, except for the part where he uses beef to practice his thunder and lightning powers. The male protagonist who has read several apocalyptic books before was sent back to the pre-apocalyptic period by Bai Lianhua and her friends, and he did not forget to collect the so-called "goddess". I feel that there is another second rebirth novel for such a male protagonist.

The overall impression is that he looks very smooth. His past life experiences have shaped his current personality. He is neither violent nor holy and decisive, indifferent but has a bottom line. He does things in an orderly manner and his behavior is in line with his experience. There is nothing to complain about. The portrayal of the supporting characters is also quite vivid. Although it is not profound, it gives people a three-dimensional feeling. Everything serves one goal, which is to become stronger. The focus is very direct and will not be diverted by external objects. The protagonist's character is strong enough. Another point is that the protagonist is not greedy and stops after ensuring that the supplies are enough for his own use and for his exchange of cultivation resources. Compared with other characters who are scrappy and want the world to be their own, they are very restrained. I personally appreciate this very much. How much is enough is enough. Don't say that I already said it was a good idea. There is still too little text. I don't want to find faults, I don't want to dampen the author's passion for writing, and I want to see the ending. The above is based on my thoughts on the first seventy-odd chapters. I hope it can maintain this level in the future. Five or ten updates a day would be better.

It's rare to read good apocalyptic writings. I carefully select good books with five stars. If I don't mention other books that can be given five stars by me, at least they are not aggrieved and enjoyable [laughter] It's a pity that he didn't have any strong character behind him, so he was used as a food transport tool and a thug by the base commander named Ye. Still too much of a saint

I just started typing, so it's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating [laughs] It is my first time to write a book. Although I have searched various information on the Internet, there are still many places that are not well thought out and the writing is not so perfect. If you feel there are big logical holes or details that need to be optimized, you can explain them here. I will explain them one by one or make patches to modify them. I'll try my best to tell you a decent story. Just read novels to pass the time and let's have some fun. If you are dissatisfied, you can tell us, or you can just leave it. We don't have to be angry [top post]

I have read Chapter 78 so far, which is quite satisfactory. It is okay and can be watched. As said on the screen, there is no betrayal, backstabbing, cuckoldry, or any bloody plot rebirth. The first 17 chapters describe in detail the collection of materials before the end of the world, Chapter 18 enters the end of the world, and after Chapter 27, it enters the main theme of the end of the world, which is a wonderful plot. The thatched house of the protagonist can be upgraded. It feels like there is a giant base at the back, like a new world. For example, as you upgrade, houses, farmland, etc. Will appear. Protagonist's character: He is indeed very decisive. For example, when dealing with enemies or those who provoke him or come to his door, he doesn't talk nonsense and just snaps with lightning. He is also methodical in doing things and has his own bottom line. It's just that there were too many useless plot descriptions in the early stage, too many narrations, psychological activities, and descriptions of experiences and experiences, and a lot of explanations. I almost stopped reading, but the rest of the story was okay. There is currently no female protagonist and no ambiguous emotional plot description. I don't know if there will be more in the future. I don't know. I'm not a lone wolf. I will build a team. There is currently a female team member, but it's okay. So far, the writing is not annoying and there is no ambiguous atmosphere. Generally speaking, it is still watchable. There are some small problems, but the impact is not big. You need to watch and understand the specifics, whether it is good or bad. After all, everyone has their own preferences for radishes and vegetables.

Very good, no procrastination, Chapter 18 completes the pre-apocalyptic planning. When I read the first few chapters, I found that the protagonist pushed the progress of the house to the end of the world in three days, and I began to wonder if the layout was being delayed, like other novels that started to sell sheep over others. This novel is very good. The novel is positioned as a post-apocalyptic survival, not a city. It should be as simple as possible. I give it a five-star rating. Although there is no bloody plot, the story is still too bland. The bloody plot can be removed, but the magnificent and mysterious changes in the world, the magnificent epic of man's struggle against the apocalypse, and the exploration of the world. These things are indispensable. Of course, it is possible that the later chapters have been written and I haven't seen them yet, so this is a bit slow.

The protagonist is a normal person! ! ! Not bloody, holy father, not murderous. If you have the ability and space, use it liberally. There is no big grudge in the past life and no cuckoldry of the ex-girlfriend. It's so unique [Sending Hearts] I see chapter 75 now. The male protagonist is Shuangwen. The writing style is also good. Shuangshuang is very interesting. [Hold]

The writing is very good. Although he kills people at every turn, it's the end of the world. I understand. Can I find a girlfriend for Pig's Foot? Otherwise, I feel like he doesn't have any mood swings. Come on, author~

The story is well written. The protagonist's plug-in is super powerful, his invincible physical body is strengthened, and he is bombarded by super powerful lightning powers. The golden finger he comes with is about equal to infinite space + farm. He can keep some people in the end of the world, chat, exchange items, exchange information, chat and spank, etc., So that he will not be alone or only have a few women's pendants. There are no common plot plots such as betrayal, massacre, and building kings. The protagonist is also the type who kills without mercy, and also destroys the bones and removes the ashes + eradicates the roots. He is also cautious, invincible, and at the same time, he is dying. Other third-level protagonists are almost sixth-level [face covering] The shortcoming is that the connection of the subsequent plot is not smooth enough, and the author's writing skills are still a little bit behind. It is a bit like a running account and there is no main line to advance, making the story line of the extreme cold period a bit like running through the plot. All in all, it can be regarded as food and grass. There is no problem in giving five stars [like][like][like]

The advantage is that there are no vulgar and disgusting plots, or because the protagonist is too strong and the solution is too simple, it is not that disgusting, at least it can be watched. Disadvantages: It wrote a lot of useless details, and I skipped several chapters in the early stages. Maybe the author wanted to write more realistically, but the characters' reactions and motivations seemed pale. The doomsday lacks a sense of oppression, the protagonist is too strong, the supporting characters are randomly portrayed, and the setting is not innovative. In short, the attraction is not strong enough. It is judged to be a very pure post-apocalyptic novel with no vulgar plot, but it also has various shortcomings. Not a masterpiece, but passable.

It's a good post-apocalyptic novel. It doesn't have the cliche plots that have become commonplace (such as being betrayed in a previous life or having a backstab, etc.). There is no Madonna plot in the plot development, and there is no plot that deliberately portrays darkness in order to show darkness. It's quite enjoyable [laughter] I just want to know whether this book has a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. By the way, I prefer multiple female protagonists, but whether it is a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists, you still have to make your own plan [sneaky laugh] @

It's very readable, and it's very comfortable for normal people to read. Overall, it's quite enjoyable and in line with my taste. The stocking up section at the beginning is relatively interesting, and the writing style also adds a bit of readability. Anyway, I've finished reading it, and I've skipped all the hoardings of apocalyptic literature. It's not that there is no cp, if there is an object, it shouldn't be that there is too much cp, right? Otherwise I would give it one star. The target is good, he has good strength, intelligence and appearance, and his personality is fine. He is a character I like. But I still don't like reading Love Line, so I'll just put it on the bookshelf to gather dust. There is no typical plot of bitterness and hatred, and it is not particularly bloody. Oh, there are a lot of things about stocking up that I feel are illogical, so I'm pretending to be blind. There will be a high frequency of mindless miscreants in the plot, but the descriptions are not too many, so they didn't make me particularly angry. Holy shit, after reading the comments below, I actually rented out that house. What's the point? I'm sorry, I really can't accept it, so I ran away.

I have read more than 400 chapters, and I must give it five stars. The advantages of this book are as follows: 1. The protagonist's IQ is absolutely online, and it is definitely a real survival state in the apocalypse. 2. This book has fewer old routines and more funny plots. 3. The idea of ​​​​survival in the apocalypse in this book is very reasonable, surpassing most apocalyptic novels. The shortcomings are as follows: 1. The protagonist is very strong, but the team is very weak. That is to say, the supporting characters in this book are basically soy sauce and have no sense of existence. The only heroine who has a sense of existence is also a follower, without any emotional drama. 2. The protagonist's plot is too small. He doesn't think about building a force when he is invincible. He basically relies on himself to defeat monsters. Maybe the author is writing about the path to becoming a god through martial arts. 3. There is a lack of big goals. The protagonist is running around just for upgrade space, especially since he can fly at level 7, and he has no intention of unifying the world. His ambition is too small. Summary: It's better-looking than most apocalyptic novels. It's full of casual attributes, has good funny attributes, and basically has no black spots. It's suitable for most people to read.

Cool! ! I finally saw a normal apocalyptic novel. There is no bitterness and hatred like other apocalyptic novels. It is a person who is alive in the apocalypse and is reborn. The protagonist is not the kind who only collects supplies and accepts dozens of women without dozens of chapters. The protagonist is also a decisive person who will not leave any trouble. Anyone who is hostile to the protagonist will be killed.

There is no bloody plot that is novel or cliche. Personally, I think it is very interesting. If you add it to your bookshelf, you must finish it!

There are currently 173 chapters. From Chapter 1 to Chapter 173 now, the protagonist does not have the kind of deep hatred before rebirth. The plot cannot be said to be particularly good, but every time he takes action, he uses the favorability system to physically eliminate all enemies. There is no need for enemies to jump around. It doesn't look like that much of a headache. If the pitfalls are filled, the author I can find will add them in the subsequent plot. Warm reminder: I think the advantage of this book is that it kills one nest at a time (you can read it if you don't like it, don't criticize it if you don't like it). As for other shortcomings, it depends on personal taste. (If there are abandoned books or other problems, I will follow up on them) Around Chapter 230, it's a bit boring. You expand trading locations through travel, and there is also the appearance of a side fleet (mainly used to collect resources). Personally, I feel it is a bit boring. The poison points are not a big problem. It is easy to get tired of watching the ordinary process of collecting resources. I don't really like to watch resources being collected all the time. I am planning to let it go for a while.

Survive in the apocalypse, the male protagonist is reborn. He starts with a safe house that can be upgraded, and only the male protagonist owns the safe house. The three series of abilities are full of fun. The most important thing is that there were no betrayal girlfriends, brothers, or enemies in the previous life, and they were not bloody. It's very comfortable to watch, not a lone wolf is better than a lone wolf. The male protagonist is decisive in killing, but also unexpectedly cautious and has a sense of the overall situation. Those who kidnap morals will die, and those with malicious intentions will die. Not only the nine tribes but also relatives and friends are implicated. The color code of the safe house is really good. Mainly because I hate the kind of people who run away from enemies and then turn around to retaliate against you. The enemies in many novels are as disgusting as the unbeatable Xiao Qiang. The entanglement between enemies and the best can fill half a book. The male protagonist in this book is at least treated well enough to match his strength. It's rare to see this kind of thing nowadays. Many protagonists are obviously very strong, but they are either acting like bullies or hiding in hiding. And he is so handsome, not the kind of handsome guy who is pretending to be greasy, the author writes very naturally. There's also the electromagnetic gun. Who wouldn't want Sister Cannon's abilities? She's so cool!

It's good, the writing is okay, and it's quite funny. It's too bland and feels like a running account. The plot serves the content, and the content serves the sense of expectation, satisfaction, and satisfaction. It's obvious that you haven't done it yet, and it smells like hurrying up, rushing slowly, and running a running account. The rewards obtained at the end of each plot, especially the handling of various materials, feel very boring. Also, the handling of the reasons for killing human beings and sophisticated characters is even more of a mess. If you want to prevent anyone from having no one under your command, reaping benefits for personal gain and taking kickbacks, this in itself is very unrealistic, stupid, extremely brainless, and at the same time unnecessary laborious behavior. What is important is that on the premise of ensuring the completion of the main target task, what is the harvest distribution ratio you get, and does it exceed the lower limit of the task threshold? Should it be deducted from the original share or paid from outside? If the rebate exceeds an allowed limit, then the crime is justifiable and you can be dealt with severely. There is no benefit to following you, so why should I follow you? Why should I help you with time-consuming, laborious and thankless work? I can't survive if I work for you, and I can't survive if I don't work for you. Is there any difference?

It's a very relaxing and enjoyable story, with almost no sense of crisis. It's all a routine, that is, someone else took advantage or was corrupt. After being discovered by the protagonist, the nine tribes were exterminated. To be honest, although it is a post-apocalyptic story, if the base still implements the system of continuous sitting after re-establishing order, it will only make everyone in the base panic. There is zero sense of security, because you have not committed any mistakes, but you are likely to be executed because a relative or friend embezzled a blood crystal. If you step into the perspective of the protagonist, it would be really cool. But try it from the perspective of an ordinary superpower, Ni Ma, aren't you panicking? The boss will kill you with just one finger, and it's not because you made a mistake, but because one of your seven aunts and eight aunts just secretly hid a snow crystal. In short, if it were me, I would rather survive alone than stay in a base like this.

This kind of crisp writing style is rare. The overall plot is quite satisfactory. At the same time, the world view setting is also relatively rigorous. The protagonist kills decisively and does not talk nonsense. He is basically invincible from the beginning to the end. He will not hold back at all. He can take action without being pushy. This is the model of cool writing. There is no response from those fake cool writings that have systems, god-level skills, and various opportunities to compete for a lot of benefits. In the end, the realm still cannot catch up with the villains and sidekicks. This style is comparable to a certain book called 749 Games with a rating of 9.7. It's worth reading.

This is a post-apocalyptic novel with clear and reasonable logic and a succinct story line. It is one of the few good works, but there are few manuscripts in it, making it unsatisfying to read.

It feels very comfortable😌, I finished reading the series in one go Especially when you open a book randomly in a book shortage😎 The author himself has avoided all the criticisms of the classics, and complained about the points that readers should complain about. The protagonist has a hint of stability, and the steady pace also contains a hint of the ruthless wantonness of a person who does not accept moral kidnapping. He has both physical and legal cultivation plus space. , The strength is far ahead, always hiding his hands, he has a female subordinate who is not ambiguous at all, she is a worker, the base of honest cooperation is considered as half a worker, all kinds of honey traps have no place to put, the protagonist is currently wandering around 😂 collecting space suspected of upgrading materials and looking for fun The red-dot enemies of [Destroyed] [Shattered Peace] Big Boss Quotes

A relatively bland but readable apocalyptic novel. There are almost no common problems with doomsday novels that make people want to run away as soon as they read it. From Chapter 40 to Chapter 75, there is no female protagonist, all of them are male, and the plot has no highlights, so I was a little tired while reading it. I had to read a bunch of female readers in the comment section saying that there was a female protagonist, so I kept going. It was only later that I regained my interest in wandering around. The male protagonist's decisiveness in killing is a bonus. More female protagonist roles, or more female protagonists. If you have the writing power, I still hope the author can write more. If you don't have the writing power, forget it. Although the male protagonist Doomsday Monk is not attractive, if the plot is exciting enough, it is still worth watching.

I have read Chapter 105. As a middle-aged veteran who has read online articles for more than 20 years, this is a post-apocalyptic novel on Tomato and other book sites that has a basic logic and a clear protagonist. Normally when I see a novel that feeds shit, I will comment and give it two stars, but this novel is a very good one. At least there are more than 100 chapters with no pressure, no brainless villain, and collecting supplies in the early stage is a normal operation for normal people. The protagonist is pretentious and relatively calm and decisive, which is much better than those bullshit novels that are so-called killing and decisiveness in the end of the world for the sake of not being the Holy Mother, and that do not distinguish between good and bad. I hope the author will work harder and update it, and must continue to write it. The number of words in this book is still too few. I finished reading it in two days. Come on, the author, and update it. How could it be missing at such a critical time? The nuclear power author, please update it.

Give it four stars to encourage me. After reading more than 30 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. There are too many memories, no passion, and no girls. (I saw some reviews saying it was a good read, but I don't know where the good news comes from.) The overall feeling to me is that it is too bland, and I feel sleepy while watching it. I won't comment until I understand it later.