[Dual Male Leads + Equally Matched Powerhouses + Infinite-World Challenges + Apocalypse + Instance Games + Mild Horror + Gods]
Mainly from the bottom's perspective, with a beloved-by-all plotline
A resilient, beautiful yet tragic guardian god on the bottom × a dark, love-addled creator god on top
Vines tear down skyscrapers. Data is consumed by oblivion. History silently regresses into poetry.
Gods write the rules, unleashing terror and letting civilization wither.
He watched coldly from the sidelines, until he saw one person still trying, in the nightmare of endless cycles, to sketch a spring for the world with battered fingertips.
From then on, the god tore up the final chapter, reversed time, and stepped into the flames of purgatory in a mortal body.
This is the most defiant kind of love: he tries to save the world that the god has doomed to destruction; the god tries to save the man who is destined to be destroyed for the sake of that world.
He saves all living beings in plain sight, while the god secretly saves only one person.
The story begins with an “incorrect” ending.
And the god, captivated by this “mistake,” steps into the prologue in person.
This type is different from the simple horror dungeons I have seen before. It intersperses the real-life survival of the apocalypse with the infinite flow in the dungeon. I like this writing method. What's more, please, Ji Nian, this little bitter melon, must be happy! Dear author, keep up the good work! ! !
Overall, it's pretty good. It's fun to watch. It feels like a micro-group portrait at the end, and the latest supporting characters are fun to get along with. I'm waiting to see the next copy. Come on, update, and follow the teacher!