That day, a meteor fell, breaking into countless fragments that scattered across the world.
Everyone who came into contact with a fragment gained extraordinary powers beyond imagination.
Chen Jun accidentally touched one of the meteorite fragments. At first, he didn't feel any different, until he got into a car accident. In that instant, the world fell silent, and he realized what his ability was: time stop!
He could only stop time for five seconds, but superpowered people could strengthen their abilities by killing other superpowered people.
Yet along the path to becoming stronger, he was guided and manipulated time and again. Only at the very end did he discover that the person who had done so was actually the one who cared most about him.
His loved ones passed away, his beloved died, and he could do nothing to save them. Now they remained by his side as eternal flowers.
What should he do?
Risk everything!
A divine plan? To become a god? Why not!
Melt his emotions into eternity, turn the cosmos into an eternal collection, reverse everything, and return every possibility to the singularity!
The idea for this book actually started on a whim. I was quite obsessed with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, especially the time-stopping ability, and I thought I'd just write something about urban fantasy. Basically, it's a post-apocalyptic fantasy with superpowers, but without an actual apocalypse (because the apocalypse is caused by superpowered individuals).
It's actually not bad, but the author explicitly stated that he would suppress the protagonist's combat power, which is quite annoying. To avoid the combat power collapsing too quickly and Chen Jun entering an infinite time stop state too soon, the duration of his time stop or the number of times he kills will be reduced. Please understand.
It feels like the protagonist's ability isn't just time stop, but more like a dual talent of entropy and time—dissolving and empowering. Isn't this just a basic application of anti-entropy and entropy amplification? Adding time, could it be understood that once the protagonist's strength increases, he can use anti-entropy to truly rewind time, becoming a transcendent being?
Dear author, I beg you. That future match girl, this is the first time I am so eager to take this character offline. After that, I kept trying to beg the author to take her offline. Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please.
It's really good! The content is quite original. Author, keep updating! I don't want there to be a female lead.
It's pretty good, but the beginning feels a bit like it's forcibly creating conflict. Superpowered people just appeared yesterday, and they're already targeting them. What good does it do to push superpowered people to the other side?
Before watching, I thought the main character would just end up like a stray dog on the street, but it turns out he's quite good at steaming.
This is a superpower free-for-all fantasy story. The information and action scenes are good, but the world-building needs some development. I hope there will be more original abilities, and the bizarre powers should be introduced soon. It feels like there are a lot of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stands in it.
It's a good book. I was initially misled by the title (I thought it would be somewhat tragic for the protagonist based on the title alone, but it isn't). Otherwise, I would have read it already. And it's not one of those books that involves joining official channels or anything like that. From chapter 121 to the latest one, to be honest, it's a bit toxic. It basically just replicated all of the protagonist's abilities in a dramatic twist. 🙂
I think that guy named Yan shouldn't have let her go back safely in the first place.