Set off boundless disasters and give them the final chapter...
Where did the disaster start? And why does it sweep across the starry sky?
Without any warning, the [Soul-eating Insect Tide] engulfed the entire solar system, creating an irresistible disaster. In the end, the remaining survivors had no choice but to embark on a long voyage.
"We'll be back at one o'clock."
…
"No? Just crossed the earth and disappeared?"
"No, what makes me a disaster person?"
On the desolate land, lying among the wreckage of the spaceship and others, Ye Tianming was stunned.
The only [Source Seat], the supreme identity, the beginning of disaster and change.
Is the disaster sweeping across the universe and sea of stars destruction? Or rescue?
The aloof gods and goddesses, what role do they play?
Reader comments
Tomato is pretty good. At present, it seems that except for one female character, Luo Xue (who hasn't appeared in more than ten chapters of the latest chapter, and should appear later), there seems to be no heroine. The protagonist has a weak sense of existence, and the story rhythm is relatively slow. It prefers group portrait descriptions, which is more enjoyable. It's not obvious. The relationship between Roland and the protagonist is not very good. The two become friends and brothers inexplicably. There are too many punctuation marks (~), which may affect the perception. However, the story and setting are more to my taste. Overall, I can give it four stars.
[Thinking] If you're not a buddy, why do you keep blowing yourself up? Except for the time traveler, everything has been blown up.
Tomato is pretty good. At present, it seems that except for one female character, Luo Xue (who hasn't appeared in more than ten chapters of the latest chapter, and should appear later), there seems to be no heroine. The protagonist has a weak sense of existence, and the story rhythm is relatively slow. It prefers group portrait descriptions, which is more enjoyable. It's not obvious. The relationship between Roland and the protagonist is not very good. The two become friends and brothers inexplicably. There are too many punctuation marks (~), which may affect the perception. However, the story and setting are more to my taste. Overall, I can give it four stars.
[Thinking] If you're not a buddy, why do you keep blowing yourself up? Except for the time traveler, everything has been blown up.
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