[Apocalypse] [Multiple Heroines]
"The Sun-Eater in the sky left ordinary people no way to survive."
The more Wu Mingxi learned about the truth of the world, the more he understood that.
The moment the monster devoured the blazing sun overhead, the entire world became a paradise of its own making. When those countless drops of bloody rain fell, the fate of most people was already sealed.
In a world of despair, where ordinary people were forcibly expelled from the world even after desperately killing monsters, only he took action!
He devours flesh-and-blood creations of monsters, hunts hunters blessed by the world, and confronts undying beings twisted into corruption and evil things that return from the dead!
He seizes every relic and constantly reforges his body.
The Lord of Living Evil descends!
It's quite good. The male lead is abstract, and the snake sister is abstract enough too. The power system is quite unique. The problem is, how can the snake sister and the immortal woman advance if they don't eat people and monsters? That would mean only chair-wielding characters can level up. But these captured monsters have more potential!
The writing is excellent, and the abilities are all reasonably arranged. What's most appealing are the monsters under the protagonist's command, but this water spirit is so useful that the others don't get a chance to appear. It would be great to have more different items come to life, with different properties, and even the ability to combine.
It's incredibly funny and engaging, with a very unique writing style. It's poisonous! They gave a shut-in guy a female pendant, that's ruthless.
This is an incredibly good human drama. I'm a commentator, and the protagonist actually wants to do *that* kind of thing to become stronger, which is a shame. Well, it's just a thought. I wonder if they'll actually eat corpses later on; the fight scenes would be alright.
It's good, I like this kind of quirky story. The main character's abilities are well-developed. The only problem is that some parts of the plot are strange. It's a shame about the plot.
The abilities are interesting, the plot is well-written, and the protagonist's eccentricities are a bonus for me, but there aren't enough of them. Also, I feel the protagonist's abilities have room for development, such as activating a piece of ground—concrete is definitely stronger than a chair; or perhaps activating chemical phenomena like fire; or even activating atoms to create a nuclear…
From a scientific point of view, the Sun-Eating Lord in the first chapter is also a huge source of light, and the thought that he laughed for 8 minutes after eating the sun before being seen makes me want to laugh.
It's so good, I couldn't help but hum along.
It's still worth reading; much more enjoyable than low-quality AI novels.
Hey, you'll keep going, right? 🥺