As long as you're enjoying it, that's all that matters. If you can't get into it, please move along. Thanks…
In a world where everyone awakens an ability, other people's powers are fixed from the moment they awaken. But Xiao Jiu, who has memories of two lifetimes, can choose his own ability when he awakens…
He thought that choosing all the top-tier abilities would let him rule the world, but then he realized that this world might not be as simple as he'd imagined.
I've been on a date with a zombie…
As his power grows and he learns more, he discovers that humanity isn't the ruler of this world. In fact, humans are the ones being kept as food…
Will he become a savior, or look out for himself?
But as time goes by, he realizes he isn't the savior. The people around him seem to be the real saviors…
To be very objective, the author's writing style is not very good, but it is definitely not an Ai novel. The author should have ideas and the story is smooth. Although it is a traditional national awakening novel, it is interesting. It incorporates the setting of zombies and predicts a wave. I feel that a world of deadlock is likely to appear in the future.
When I first read the review, I thought it was poorly written, but the author's logic is not bad either. The protagonist only repaired his internal strength in the early stage, so it seemed that he almost overturned in the first battle, but in fact the protagonist deliberately controlled it only to this extent. The reason why the protagonist is strong is the internal strength, but now the protagonist wants to retain his spirit and supernatural powers in the battle. The protagonist's girlfriend was the girl's own idea, but the protagonist did not agree, but later found out that he did get along after they met, and they seemed to have a good friendship, but obviously not to the point of liking her. However, I have only read Chapter 40 and haven't finished it yet. I don't know the rest of it, so I can't guarantee that what I said is correct. After reading Chapter 61, I don't know why the author wrote it like this, to forcefully insert a female protagonist? Why did the male protagonist believe her and pass the foundation of his identity to her like this? It would be good if you create one that suits her and pass it to her. There are still spatial attributes that you haven't filled in yet. The author is already immersed in his own art. The male protagonist is like lurking in the sun, which is of no use at all. He thought he was hiding it well. Does the author want to write a clown?
The writing is very nice. The level of pig's feet has always been a mystery. Sometimes it is high, and sometimes it is low. In Chapter 61, there are three levels.
So far, the plot of Chapter 83 is still okay.