A blood moon rose in the rearview mirror, and radio noise shrilled. When the protagonist enters this never-ending road and discovers that touching the road cones will turn to stone and the service station sells memories, he understands that the old rules have collapsed.
On this impasse dominated by strange and unknown sequences, survivors struggle, betrayers run rampant, and false gods whisper behind the scenes. In the first life-and-death crisis, the protagonist not only awakens a unique [Sequence], but also gains power over all survivors - a point-adding panel that can freely allocate attributes and strengthen skills.
When others are corroded by acid rain, hesitating before rules, and despairing before sequence bottlenecks...
He silently put the points into [Pain Shield].
He calmly upgraded [Rule Insight].
He filled up [Adrenaline Burst] and tore a bloody path in desperate situations.
From the rusted iron city to the ruins of the old world, from the abyss that swallowed civilization to the battlefield where the gods fell. He holds the fragment of the final steering wheel in his hand, using the sequence that can grow as a blade, and the panel that can add infinite points as a shield.
This road is the tomb of divine warfare, the screening ground of civilization, and the prison of all survivors.
And he will use precise "additional points" time and time again to smash fate and define the only way to survive and the ultimate freedom for himself and all survivors.
Reader comments
The first few pictures are average. To be honest, I didn't want to continue reading until the third chapter. But I think I'll just finish it if there are only a few chapters. The last three pictures amazed me. Not bad indeed. But it's not enough. (Come on, author! I have read hundreds of books at least. You can be ranked.)
It's okay. Come on, the first few chapters should have been revised.
The first few pictures are average. To be honest, I didn't want to continue reading until the third chapter. But I think I'll just finish it if there are only a few chapters. The last three pictures amazed me. Not bad indeed. But it's not enough. (Come on, author! I have read hundreds of books at least. You can be ranked.)
It's okay. Come on, the first few chapters should have been revised.