
They Tried to Use My Daughter as an Ingredient, So I Unleashed an Ancient Plague
女儿被当药引,我释放远古瘟疫
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 171k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
62Chapters
56Reads
5.8Score
1Listens
350.1kReads · all time
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Mencius said that "human nature is inherently good"; Xunzi said that "human nature is inherently evil". When good people are oppressed, abandoned, and infected by evil, and the sword of Damocles hangs down from their heads, "it" finally comes, and it comes to harvest souls. This is the final burst of humanity, the final... Let this damn humanity explode and be destroyed. This is a good book. Although I have only read one big chapter, it is absolutely wonderful. I would like to give another piece of advice to readers: don't read with your brain, use your brain, and your brain.
It's a bit interesting and the subject matter is good, evolution and conservatism, old times and new species, forced peace and corrupt order, various conflicts. I'm looking forward to the final ending. Is it a stepping stone for the race to ascend in flesh and blood or to be defeated by a "hero"?
I have this kind of power to become a god, but I don't show it until my wife and daughter are dead. If it were me, I would wish to become a devil and rule the whole world [face covering]
I enjoyed reading it, but I don't know if this novel and another novel were written by the same person. The plot content can be said to be exactly the same, but the names have been changed. The other novel is also an ancient bacteria, but the bacterial bomb can explode. Later, the urban novel turns into a supernatural novel.
It looks good, has a decent rhythm, and doesn't smear or drag.
With this ability, if your family is bullied, there will be no need for this world to exist.
It's well written. The protagonist's wife is Emperor Ruyan. The good guy was forced to jump off the building. The protagonist's daughter was killed by someone with power. The protagonist feels that the law cannot deal with those people. The protagonist is a biology professor who used ancient viruses to infect a city and gave those people the ability to live forever. Naturally, they can't run away. What can I say about the protagonist? He is a bit kind. If you are another protagonist and you dare to hurt my wife and daughter, the world will be slaughtered for you.
Good guy, do you think the bomb is too bloody?
This is currently the best book I have ever read. It describes the final despair of a husband and a father. When death is a relief, then let this world sleep with me. [Wronged]
Novels reflect reality, and reality informs novels. This is a two-way reflection.