A strange red fog enveloped the earth overnight. All thermal weapons, electricity, and gunpowder were eroded and rendered useless by the strange energy in the fog. Human civilization instantly regressed back to the age of cold weapons.
What's even more terrifying is that in the red mist, countless ancient behemoths that have long been extinct appear out of thin air - bloodthirsty dire wolves, sky-swallowing pythons, and primitive crocodiles are rampant across the land, order collapses, and the world becomes a hunting ground.
The protagonist Wang Quan encountered a fatal situation at the beginning. A titan python appeared directly in his home and was swallowed by the giant mouth in an instant.
When he opened his eyes again, he was no longer a human being, but transformed into a strange creature with the head of a wolf and the body of a snake.
In this red mist apocalypse where giant beasts are rampant and humans are barely surviving,
Is he a person who sticks to civilization, or is he a bloodthirsty and brutal beast?
Or is it the God who is supreme over all things?
Reader comments
If a single female protagonist is written well, it is a big highlight. The reason why many people hate female protagonists is because many authors write a mess of emotional lines. The author's writing is quite good. The female protagonist must be able to be resurrected as a fusion [crying]
Super pretty! Just don't suck!
It's a good read. Please write more. It's been a while since I've seen a pure love novel about Beauty and the Beast. It really suits my taste in every aspect.
If a single female protagonist is written well, it is a big highlight. The reason why many people hate female protagonists is because many authors write a mess of emotional lines. The author's writing is quite good. The female protagonist must be able to be resurrected as a fusion [crying]
Super pretty! Just don't suck!
It's a good read. Please write more. It's been a while since I've seen a pure love novel about Beauty and the Beast. It really suits my taste in every aspect.
Okay, I think, well, why did the heroine die?