[Sequence + group portrait + microgram + darkness + extraordinary creation + humanity + no system + no heroine]
When extraordinary power breaks through the barriers of reality, the civilized order established by mankind over hundreds of years is shattered into pieces.
There are giant dragons with invincible bodies; demons who hold the power of evolution and incarnate themselves into the world; there are holy angels overlooking all living beings; Mr. Fox holds endless treasures; and there are prophets who follow the trend of the times.
When the coordinates are determined and axioms are born, mankind will continue to be glorious or will perish.
When an individual's power is enough to compete with the country, when conscience and secular morality are completely in opposition, will this world be a slaughterhouse where the strong will always be strong and the big fish eat the small fish, or will it be a new arena where latecomers can reach the top?
Weakness and ignorance are never obstacles to survival, arrogance is!
Reader comments
I still don't want to have too many emotional scenes. It may be quite heartwarming for the protagonist, but if it is suddenly inserted when the plot progresses to a certain level, it will be very, well, disappointing. Besides, the tone of this book doesn't allow for romance, right?
Does the author have an outline? Don't stop updating suddenly, it will be very uncomfortable. The writing is a bit clumsy, there are a lot of secondary things in the dialogue when the characters are fighting, and the details are not well described. It's like surrendering, you see, sending you on your way. The portrayal of Demon Angel is also average. I can only say that it conforms to the retro popular stereotype. I will directly go up and give you a hat to wear and watch. Crazy Piety allows readers to guess it through details and gain a deeper understanding.
The writing is okay, but the protagonist is too frustrated and controlled at every step, which will lose a lot of readers.
I still don't want to have too many emotional scenes. It may be quite heartwarming for the protagonist, but if it is suddenly inserted when the plot progresses to a certain level, it will be very, well, disappointing. Besides, the tone of this book doesn't allow for romance, right? Does the author have an outline? Don't stop updating suddenly, it will be very uncomfortable. The writing is a bit clumsy, there are a lot of secondary things in the dialogue when the characters are fighting, and the details are not well described. It's like surrendering, you see, sending you on your way. The portrayal of Demon Angel is also average. I can only say that it conforms to the retro popular stereotype. I will directly go up and give you a hat to wear and watch. Crazy Piety allows readers to guess it through details and gain a deeper understanding.
The writing is okay, but the protagonist is too frustrated and controlled at every step, which will lose a lot of readers.
Which one is the protagonist [what]