The End of the World: I Cultivate Alone and Break Through the World to Survive

Why didn't you kill the woman in the beginning? If the men kill the women, then let them go? Give it five stars~ It's good-looking, and the protagonist kills all of them equally.

It's not bad, it's a big world open exploration game with the advent of a strange world as the background. On the way to upgrade, the protagonist explores strange dungeons and harvests the heads of enemies. The pace is not fast, the lone wolf explores the retirement life in the big world Speaking of water, a lot of environmental exploration is the keynote of this book's atmosphere. In general, the pace of plot advancement is very slow, and I don't want to try hard to find the main line in meaningless descriptions of the environment. In addition, the combat power is also a mystery. A period of Qi training for the protagonist is equivalent to being very free to walk a tightrope on various dangers. Another big problem is that although the protagonist is a lone wolf, he is used to living in seclusion near crowds of people. In this way, you can use the crowd to block the knife, which is equivalent to the ceiling of the mediocre in terms of force value. It is not invincible to the general environment. Finally, there is the classic Riddler link: a passerby sends a message, and then begins to explore the big world and decipher the half-understood text. In fact, the mystery is almost the same as the famous one.

It's pretty awesome. I originally thought it was some kind of short article by Long Aotian, but I found out that the writing style is so good, and it can integrate cultivation, apocalypse, Cthulhu, and infinite flow so well. It's pretty awesome...

Good-looking, cold male protagonist + Chinese style Cthulhu apocalypse, my favorite, but it's a bit lacking, please update soon! ! The worlds rush, rush, rush!

It's quite good. The protagonist is a real decisive person, and a lone wolf. Finally, he no longer acts as a nanny in the apocalypse. It seems that the logic is normal. He has been improving his realm, not letting go of any opportunity, pursuing the road, seeking immortality, and being free.

The overall story is very depressing, and the despair of the apocalypse is written out. The protagonist is extremely self-interested and will deal with anyone who threatens him in advance, even if there is a slight possibility. The protagonist looks nothing like a human being, and ignores all life except himself. There are few descriptions of supporting characters in the article. They are all the various adventures of the protagonist. If you can accept it, you can read it.

I like the style of the article. It expresses the lone wolf cultivating immortality in my mind. It is not too poisonous, and the combat power does not overwhelm the protagonist. I just don't know whether the numerical value will collapse later. If you avoid this, it is highly recommended.

After reading Chapter 90, I guessed the plot of this world. It is probably similar to the old rulers coming to Blue Star to devour the world. On the way there will be cracks. The cracks are two-way. Other worlds can enter Blue Star, and Blue Star can also pass by. The protagonist is attracted by the crack and travels into this world, but I don't understand the fact that the storage bag does not travel with the protagonist at all. It can be regarded as the protagonist's golden finger. The Blue Star is about to perish, the moon disappears or is swallowed by its replacement, and the same goes for the sun, but before it disappears, it leaves behind embers in the world, which can be said to be a trace of fire left by heaven! The protagonist's devouring other fire types in order to improve his strength feels a bit like an alien demon. Perhaps this is also a move of heaven. The world cannot be reborn without destruction or establishment, and the protagonist may be a savior from another world summoned by heaven! It still depends on how the author comes to terms with it later! After reading it in the past two days, I originally thought that the protagonist was a savior summoned by heaven, but it turned out that I thought too much. In the end, it became a simple road to becoming a god, which is consistent with the multi-world bubble theory, and other parallel worlds invade the weak universe. Every world eventually becomes a breeding ground for Gu, either becoming one of the supreme beings or being devoured. In the world of the laws of the ultimate dark forest, those who are weak can only wait for death. Once the target, even a planet, is exposed, the universe will be invaded and devoured by ancient gods from other powerful universes. In order to survive and evolve, all emotions, joys, anger, sorrows and joys can only be abandoned. The protagonist crosses over to another completely strange world in the middle. All the creatures in it have disappeared and only the ancient gods are left. The sky is the eye, and a tentacle reaches directly into the sky. It will mutate at a glance. Thinking about this kind of world makes people despair [grievance]

Okay, the first few chapters have a bit of a voodoo feel to them, but the content is different. Come on, author. I saw the latest chapter, it's great.

It's good-looking, has a rich storyline, no heroine, and no ambiguity. The protagonist is smart and independent. I really like watching the protagonist cultivate immortality in this weird world. I have just finished reading one book, and I am running out of books, and I found another one with very good quality.

How can I put it this way? The protagonist is really a lone wolf and self-interested, and the supporting military character is also rare to have brains. This is a very, very good book. I just don't recommend reading it if you hate the pronunciation of Fang Yuan-type protagonist.

I've read it on the bookshelf first, and I've read the latest 109 chapters. Overall, it's good. I like this kind of book about a lone wolf who is self-interested and steady and becomes stronger. It doesn't have the ambiguity of those who are like flies and dogs, and there is no such thing as Long Aotian, who pretends to be a pig, eats a tiger, slaps someone in the face, and abuses a scumbag.

The writing style and rhythm are good. For me, the main reason is that this subject matter is really rare. Please keep writing.

I have read Chapter 50 and so far I think it is very interesting and worth recommending. The story is good, but what do you want to express by creating such an inhuman protagonist?

As of Chapter 57, there is no heroine, no ambiguous plot, and the killing is decisive [learned]

Cultivation+ is similar to Cthulhu's Doomsday. The characters and plot are well developed. The protagonist can be said to be extremely selfish and a lone wolf.

The plot is interesting, but it would have been better if you didn't do anything weird at the beginning and watched the whole killing process.

A lone wolf in the last days, profit comes first and is ruthless. The writing is smooth and the plot is reasonable. Nothing to fault, five stars.

What should I say? It's hard to evaluate. Is this book bad? The world setting, plot arrangement and writing are all quite good. But let's be honest, there is really no way to ignore the protagonist's random killing behavior. But no matter what, this book is definitely a must-read for lone wolf lovers, and I highly recommend it.

Yes, I have seen the latest chapter. It is rare to find a book that I can read. The protagonist returns from cultivating immortals, defeats the doomsday, and uses demonic cultivation methods. The level is online. Keep it up.

The writing is good, and it feels very immersive in the end of the world. It is interspersed with rules and ghost talk-style copies. The protagonist is decisive and wise. The food channel is really healing in the general environment.

When I saw Chapter 68, I just said that killing and darkness taste like Gu Zhenren After reading it, it gets better and better as it goes on. It's not like traditional apocalyptic novels that are boring in the middle and weak in the later.

Very good, the protagonist is an egoist, the plot is a bit Cthulhu which is not bad

The writing is very good, not AI

It's okay, but I think it can be a bit feminine, not a heroine. I can communicate with the official, otherwise I will be too lonely and have no chance to show off.

The protagonist is an extremely self-interested immortal cultivator. Basically, if there are treasures, I will grab them and if there are hidden dangers, I will kill them. Fair trade does not exist, I will kill you if you are weak

You're an okay author, although I haven't read it yet. Please give it a higher rating.

He is essentially an infinite cultivator. When will it be more interesting to sew the power of the evil system onto the protagonist?

There are no problems at the moment. Everything is good. I have a firm will.

The subject matter is good😊 but is the world invasion too fast? [Thinking] The protagonist is only in the Qi training period and the world dies.