A starship crashes into the ocean, and an evolutionary virus sweeps across the globe.
Humanity, animals, plants, machines, even the Earth itself, everything is swept up in a vast wave of evolution.
As disaster engulfs the world and the apocalypse arrives, Luo Chen awakens a game-based ability.
Version 1.0: Apocalypse Survival. Fight monsters and level up. Everything in sight is an experience point jackpot.
Version 2.0: Rebuilding Civilization. Establish a base, develop agriculture, and rekindle the flame of civilization.
Version 3.0: The Races Vie for Supremacy. Compete for global domination and ascend to the summit.
Version 4.0: Visitors from Beyond the Stars.
Version 5.0: Interstellar Exploration.
Version 6.0, Version 7.0…
From an unknown nobody, Luo Chen rides the tide of a new era to become the chosen one of the latest version, charging ahead against the current and venturing into the depths of space.
This is an old problem: I've seen mutated creatures in the previous episodes that evolve at the same speed as the protagonist.
The presentation is mediocre. While the stats are improved, there's no comparison with other creatures' stats, and no special techniques, skills, abilities, or mechanics... It doesn't subtly highlight the protagonist's strength; it's just a simple "realm" crushing victory. The skills are completely uncompetitive compared to other monsters. 💙60+3💙
The protagonist is already so overpowered, how come there are always things that can fight against him?
The early stages were fast-paced, but each level up brought new enemies of similar strength. The author explained that these enemies developed earlier, slowing down the progression later on. The game then focused on the main storyline and developing family and subordinates. Combined with infrequent updates, there's been almost no change in strength for nearly two weeks. My personal rating is 8-.
Everything else is great except that the villains and supporting characters level up as if it were child's play, while the protagonist only achieved his current strength through cheat codes. The villains and supporting characters easily surpass him, starting from the same point, yet even with cheat codes, they still can't outrun others.
Hand-typed, worth a look
Don't keep talking, it's a long story. Will I die if I upgrade my perception skill?
It's pretty good; it didn't suppress the main character too much, and the main character develops quite quickly.
The pacing is smooth, and it's a pleasure to watch.