[Sequences, Apocalypse, Wasteland, One Female Lead, Transmigration, Decisive and Ruthless]
Gods hang above the city skyline, gazing coldly down at all mortal life.
Across the wasteland, Sequences divide people into ranks, while towering alloy walls split the living from the dead.
Within the walls, Sequence elites monopolize the resources bestowed by the gods, wielding the power of life and death and treating lives as insects;
Outside the walls, the lowest-class refugees struggle to survive, fighting mutated species day and night.
The walls are cages, and the Sequences are shackles.
The gods have never been merciful saviors. They are butchers who drain the flesh and blood of all living things.
In this era,
countless rebels raise their blades in defiance, hoping to smash the cages and overthrow the divine rule.
The old order is on the verge of collapse, and the flames of war spread far and wide.
A young man stands before all others, blade in hand, his voice shaking the heavens:
“I am the Lord of Sequences.”
“Gods.”
“Get down on your knees!”
I must leave a special book review to praise the author. I followed the last book completely. I was attracted by the unique and interesting setting. It is rare to see an author who does not follow the trend and has his own ingenuity. This book has reached a higher level, and the progress in all aspects is particularly obvious. Among so many homogeneous high-tech novels on Tomato, this book is definitely in the first echelon. It doesn't have a high school start, which is very surprising. Both creativity and writing are online, and it can be seen that the author has been concentrating on himself. Now that I see it, it feels more and more interesting. I feel like the author is going to be popular 😜
This book is so to my liking! I jumped straight into the pit in the first three chapters, and the fighting descriptions were amazing. Every punch felt like it hit me in the face, giving me a full sense of immersion. The protagonist is neither wise nor holy, and he is not ambiguous at all when he should be ruthless. The pace is so fast that I couldn't stop one chapter after another. It made my blood boil in the middle of the night. I sat up from the bed and followed it twice. I highly recommend it to all brothers who like urban martial arts!
It's pretty good. Come on, author, give me some [laughing]