Apocalypse Survival: Starting with God-Tier Devouring

In the opening chapter, a planet hits the earth. Although there are many details that are not written out, overall the author has done his homework. Finally, there is a doomsday novel, which is not about rebirth, stocking up on goods and then fighting zombies. It is added that rich people have used genetic modification technology for their descendants long before the end of the world, adding animal genes, so that they have physical fitness, intelligence, and lifespan far beyond ordinary people from birth... When the end of the world comes, they will mutate due to the fusion of powers and become half-human and half-animal monsters. I love this setting so much, and there are also humans who have died. In this case, the mutation and zombification is like a newly born intelligent life form, which can also be upgraded and evolved. With the addition of animal mutation, it can form a strange beast with special powers. I like it so much. The protagonist is not invincible from the beginning and kills decisively. He has experienced changes from an ordinary person in the apocalypse, and his growth feels a bit realistic [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The protagonist's reactions are all normal and lively, and he does not deliberately create a perfect image. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, he still has his flaws. At the same time, his horizons are also opened through experience. He will not kill people immediately when there is a disaster. This is normal. Human beings are actually afraid of killing. And I like the rich second generation who is gay. Because of the setting of genetically modified humans, I feel that this should be there. After all, Musk's sons are publicly known as genetically modified people. Privately, many rich people should be doing this kind of thing. I also like the zombie setting. It would be perfect if there is some royal uncle later [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

The setting is good, and survival in the early stage is good, but later on it feels sloppy.