[No mindless decisions, no saintly hero, special abilities, a System, multiple heroines, no dark and grim content]
Pale mist suddenly surges forth, bringing evolution, special abilities, and monsters in its wake.
The laws of physics fluctuate, and human civilization crumbles like sandcastles on a beach swept by the tide.
The mist cuts the world off into a collection of isolated islands.
At the time, Gu Yu was preparing to head into the mountains to visit a master of martial combat when he was abruptly trapped in a tourist center.
Before everything gets worse, Gu Yu seizes the opportunity to earn his first fortune.
Even better, he has a synthesis System that lets him synthesize and enhance ability crystals in advance!
Others can only gamble on absorbing crystals, thrilled when they get even a lousy ability.
Gu Yu, however, can plan his abilities ahead of time. He can even synthesize an enhanced ability at every level!
Divine Thunder! Tyrant! ... One powerful ability after another makes him invincible!
In the white mist, the various survivor settlements are like isolated islands. Status and connections from before the apocalypse all become meaningless.
Different attitudes, different atmospheres, different fates.
Each settlement is like a vivid portrait of life in the apocalypse.
A month later, the pale mist dissipates, and the world people once knew has become strange.
As far as the eye can see:
Cities engulfed by giant trees.
Cities controlled by spores.
Cities devoured by insects.
All kinds of bizarre evolved creatures make their appearance, and humanity enters an age of migration and nomadic living.
What will become of humanity?
With his synthesis System, Gu Yu begins synthesizing like crazy!
He synthesizes an apocalypse battle tank with a brand-new power source and super defenses!
He synthesizes a weapon: a battle blade that cleaves the air and slaughters giant beasts!
With his world-class synthesis and production capabilities, Gu Yu assembles an elite human squad!
Having read up to chapter 49, it's alright, no major flaws. But overall, it's not very satisfying. Perhaps the author wanted a post-apocalyptic survival atmosphere and didn't want the protagonist to be too overpowered. But this makes the power of the synthesis system less apparent.
Good book, please attract more readers, lest the author give up writing it. This is a standard harem novel. The male lead is both wicked and stupid, while the female lead is witty, intelligent, and love-struck. The female lead is extremely loyal to the male lead, while the male lead only harbors malice towards him. The author is also incredibly arrogant.
Chapter 35 shows that even in critical moments, China did not forget its national humiliation; finally, there was something a nation should do in its final moments before the end of the world. No matter what happens in the new world, we certainly can't let the Japanese invaders sit on the table. That's great, five stars.
It's alright, I'll support the new book. The cheat system can be enhanced; it's too weak at the moment. The synthesis time can be reduced based on the protagonist's ability level, or an additional queue can be added. And the protagonist's strength should be mentioned 🍉
There are no major flaws, and the plot is quite fast-paced. However, base construction needs to be accelerated; ideally, the base development process should be finalized within chapter thirty. The monsters are a bit too strong; you die quickly without a group, and even faster if you're in a group. Only an elite squad approach is viable.
The writing is decent. I hope the crafting time will decrease with upgrades, which would be very useful for building a faction, allowing for large quantities of elite weapons, armor, and high-performance food. It's so bland and boring, the system is practically nonexistent.
I've read half of it so far, and I think it's quite well-written. For a post-apocalyptic novel, it's relatively rigorous. I just hope it doesn't drastically change its setting later on. The harem is also cleanly managed. The low rating is probably because many people nowadays like protagonists who kill indiscriminately in the post-apocalyptic genre. This protagonist isn't the type to kill indiscriminately, but he's killed those who deserved it. The rating really shouldn't be this low.
It's alright. I'm aware of potential pitfalls (I'm currently on chapter sixteen). However, the title "Synthesizing the World" reminds me of that hammer, and I've hesitated to read it several times because of it.
I have to give you a good review just because of 35 chapters. They're completely finished. They even cheated and improved their strength before, yet they're still so arrogant. It was already difficult enough that they controlled the villa area, and as long as number 7 was allowed to stay anywhere else, it was already a huge problem. Now they've added this so-called dispute and demands… They're truly finished.
This book is really well written. It made me realize that post-apocalyptic novels aren't all mindless bravado and face-slapping stories. The protagonist is brave and resourceful, knows how to manipulate people, and the supporting characters are all normal people, without any stereotypical characters.