Apocalypse: Infinite Evolution from Nothingness

I'm currently reading it, and the content is quite good. I'm sure this book will be a hit because of its apocalyptic setting, the protagonist's family and bonds, and most importantly, the protagonist joining the official faction at the beginning.

The main problem is that it's too slow-paced. New readers can skip directly to chapter 70. The first 70 chapters cover the apocalypse, where the protagonist and his sister enter a military camp. A villain takes a liking to the protagonist's sister, and after being rejected, he keeps causing trouble, only to be instantly defeated by the protagonist who has recently mastered the power of the void.

The writing is actually quite good. The writing style could be a little lacking, but at least in the hundred-plus chapters I've seen so far, there aren't any clichéd, over-the-top plot points. There are a few minor inconsistencies, but keep updating! There are still readers.

After acquiring the ethereal power cheat, everything got better.

The beginning was well-written, with realistic character portrayals and exciting battles during the protagonist's awakening; it was a work with great potential. However, it gradually became somewhat bland after the fourth or fifth tier, and it became even less interesting by the seventh tier. The author should keep pushing forward.

Very immersive, a great little gem, I enjoy watching it.

It's pretty good, I hope it's without a female lead.

It didn't feel like the end of the world later on.

Good, well-organized

It's alright. Joining the official organization is one thing, but they've gained no autonomy whatsoever and are just subservient to everyone.