[Apocalypse + Rebirth + No Stockpiling + Global Awakening of Fated Abilities + Sequence Advancement + Impostor Queen Insect + Female Characters with Agency + Extreme Cold and Heat + No Excessive Saintliness]
The Blue Star’s source energy resurges, unleashing a multitude of natural disasters. Mutant beasts and impostors emerge in droves, and awakening a fated ability is the only way for humanity to take control of its own destiny.
In his previous life, Chen Xuan was used as a stepping stone for his girlfriend’s sequence advancement ritual after she awakened Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love. He killed himself by using spatial forces to tear himself apart.
Reborn with a “Sequence Five” fated ability, Chen Xuan returns to the first day of the apocalypse!
Having learned from his death, Chen Xuan no longer lets himself get caught up in relationships.
While others are busy stockpiling supplies, he awakens his fated ability, and eventually the supplies still end up in his hands.
While others are busy building shelters, he uses his knowledge of the previous life’s advancement rituals to focus on improving his sequence.
While others start building up their forces and constructing a City of Hope, he already has a divine fated ability, making him stronger than an entire city on his own.
By the time everyone realizes that fated abilities are tied to one’s destiny, Chen Xuan already knows every sequence’s advancement ritual and stands at the pinnacle of the resurgence.
(This story focuses on the thrills of battling fate and battling others. It skips tedious plots about gathering supplies, bullying ordinary people, and keeping pretty ornaments as servants. If that’s not your thing, please go easy on it.)
In the last chapter, the male protagonist also said that he would deal with those people, and he mentioned it twice, leaving no hidden dangers. Then, in the next chapter, don't say that he will deal with those people. So I slapped one of those people, and then nothing happened. I asked for some of the other person's material and then said goodbye 🤦 🤦
I would like to support it with five stars. Basically, there are no major bad points. Some of the awkward parts are due to the writing style. The overall plot is relatively bland. The highlights of the big scenes can be a little thinner. The dialogue between the male protagonist and the supporting characters is a bit cumbersome. The character of the male protagonist is not to eat beef, but he must also have a kind of contempt for people. After all, people who come out of the apocalypse will not talk so much to their enemies.