This is a story about finding, not missing out. A different beginning, a different journey, but the same ending.
The apocalypse. Zombies. Plants and animals evolving at an incredible rate.
Humanity is no longer at the top of the food chain.
Where there is light, there is shadow.
The emergence of people with supernatural abilities brings hope, but also despair. The struggle between good and evil, right and wrong, continues.
Save the world?
Humanity can only save itself. The world has never needed humans to save it.
Reading guide:
This is a love story between a great demon and a little Daoist priest, disguised as an apocalypse novel. For the great demon, the little Daoist priest willingly enters the cycle of reincarnation, suffering the trials of human emotions and desires. The great demon had already transcended cause and effect, but enters the mortal world to pursue his beloved.
The characters and events in the apocalypse are mostly the "effects". The "causes" will be revealed later.
Because the story includes cultivation and past lives, and is set in an alternate ancient world, it is classified as historical BL fantasy.
Dear readers, come and read! It's good!
Currently updating: "The Courtesans Save the Base [Transmigration]"
Completed: "On the Proper Way for a Cannon Fodder to Die"
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Theme:
The first part of this book was written by one person, and the latter part was probably written by another person. The writing before entering V was obviously pretty good, but then it suddenly turned into a retarded and elementary school style of writing. [Eye roll]
I am... Buddha, what I wrote before was pretty good, but starting from the resurrection, my writing style started to change...
How can I put it... After I died, I felt like I was writing by a different person. It was inexplicable. It just... Felt like I was floating in the air. I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, I can still read the first half of it. Since this article is quite old, I'll leave it to you.
If there is no logic at all in a post-apocalyptic novel about a game or a system, it will be difficult for people to read it. At least I am not interested in novels about games or anything like that, so I suggest you change your entry point. This is my personal suggestion.
There are several twists and turns in the story that don't make sense, and the narrative is a bit confusing. The content is often made up of a bunch of dialogue, so confusing that it's hard to figure out who is speaking.
Gong and Shou's personality changed drastically for no reason. If Shou was said to be because his mortal body was dead and he was not the same person, it might make sense, but Gong's overall change of shape is very puzzling. But overall, Attack is pretty likable, while Shou is extremely unlikable. It just keeps adding chaos from beginning to end, and the EQ and IQ are so low that it's disgusting.
The setting here follows abo ( ' - ' * )
Sigh, I feel like the character is broken. (???? ???)
How to say it! Generally speaking, it is reasonable, but ah! It feels too messy, but Wenwen is actually okay. The first few pictures are very attractive! It doesn't make much sense at the end, the process is too much and too cumbersome!
It was very watery and a bit uncomfortable to watch.
The more I write, the more holy I become. What's the point of being a father like this!
The first part of this book was written by one person, and the latter part was probably written by another person. The writing before entering V was obviously pretty good, but then it suddenly turned into a retarded and elementary school style of writing. [Eye roll]
I am... Buddha, what I wrote before was pretty good, but starting from the resurrection, my writing style started to change...
How can I put it... After I died, I felt like I was writing by a different person. It was inexplicable. It just... Felt like I was floating in the air. I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, I can still read the first half of it. Since this article is quite old, I'll leave it to you.
If there is no logic at all in a post-apocalyptic novel about a game or a system, it will be difficult for people to read it. At least I am not interested in novels about games or anything like that, so I suggest you change your entry point. This is my personal suggestion.
There are several twists and turns in the story that don't make sense, and the narrative is a bit confusing. The content is often made up of a bunch of dialogue, so confusing that it's hard to figure out who is speaking. Gong and Shou's personality changed drastically for no reason. If Shou was said to be because his mortal body was dead and he was not the same person, it might make sense, but Gong's overall change of shape is very puzzling. But overall, Attack is pretty likable, while Shou is extremely unlikable. It just keeps adding chaos from beginning to end, and the EQ and IQ are so low that it's disgusting.
The setting here follows abo ( ' - ' * )
Sigh, I feel like the character is broken. (???? ???)
How to say it! Generally speaking, it is reasonable, but ah! It feels too messy, but Wenwen is actually okay. The first few pictures are very attractive! It doesn't make much sense at the end, the process is too much and too cumbersome!
It was very watery and a bit uncomfortable to watch.
The more I write, the more holy I become. What's the point of being a father like this!