The cataclysm ended, and the old world order collapsed. City No. 36, enclosed by towering walls, became a lawless wasteland.
Official laws were little more than empty words. The major gangs carved up the territory, violence became the rule, resources were seized by force, and human lives were worth no more than weeds.
Qi Lin, a young man from the lower ranks, wanted only to find a job and scrape by in this man-eating wasteland. But bullying, plunder, and baseless calamities kept driving him toward desperation.
When there was nowhere left to retreat, he fought violence with violence. When he could take no more, he answered killing with killing.
Forced into the abyss, Qi Lin carved his way up through bloodshed, embarking on a turbulent, blood-soaked legend as a ruthless warlord of the apocalypse.
The protagonist's character is too bad. In order to advance the plot, he has to die to have a good character. I'd better describe it before he dies. Look at Chen Shi, apart from being slightly inferior to the protagonist in terms of force, his character is stronger than the protagonist in every aspect. Someone else did what Han Yong did before his mother died.
It's too intellectual, and I can't see any sign of the protagonist having any brains.
Shishi
It's already 2026, and you're still writing nonsense and pretentiousness. It's useless. AI text. . .
Come on! Nice!