Rebuilding the Apocalypse

Well written, let's see you in the new book

It's a very good work in the same genre. It has no obvious flaws, the data is very rigorous, and the characters' IQs are online. The bad thing is that 600 chapters are too few to read.

The author has reached a bottleneck when writing this. The fusion of the two worlds must be the background of an era of great conflict and turmoil, with various forces and races fighting each other to the death. However, the author is now writing about the confrontation between the three forces (races), and has written the Warcraft as passers-by A, B, and C. Except for a slight mention, humans are completely allowed to gain experience and upgrade. Where is the ability of Warcraft to bring mankind to the brink of extinction in its previous life? There is only a brief description of the Fallen Star Sect without any in-depth exploration. There seems to be nothing left to write about except human infighting. The other world is going to be destroyed, and those with backgrounds have been taken away and protected by their patrons, but there are still most people without backgrounds, right? Warcraft can come to the earth through space cracks, but powerful ones can't come to earth through space cracks?

The author has seen the three monthly tickets in my hand. If you make me cute, it's yours (for a newcomer, the writing is pretty good, so I'd better support it). Come on, make me cute.

In order to create an enemy, the Fallen Star Cult beats a reborn protagonist who is calm and strategist into an imbecile This writing style... Discarded, a waste of my money

It's understandable that you have to advertise after reading a book, but by deleting the introduction, are you giving up on the book?

After reading Chapter 97, the protagonist, Our Lady, understands that she is trying to persuade them to withdraw. However, she flew a plane to a gathering place far away in advance to inform them that a monster will attack in a few days. However, the protagonist and the leaders of the gathering are afraid that there will be insufficient manpower because there are no professionals to protect ordinary people, and they are also afraid of spreading the troops. Therefore, they cannot tell ordinary people that there is an attack and will not allow them to evacuate in advance. They must not be able to withstand the attack before they can announce the evacuation plan. I can't stand it anymore.

Especially when many people say that the protagonist should not publish a post-apocalyptic survival guide, I really can't understand it. The protagonist's previous life was reborn against the background of the extinction of mankind. If he doesn't publish a survival guide to let mankind survive longer, what can he do no matter how awesome he is? What is the end of the world? The core contradiction in the apocalypse is the contradiction between humans and monsters. I only think about how to show off every day, but in the end, only one person is left to show off to? I have seen too many apocalyptic novels where countless people complain about the protagonist, the Virgin. Some of the protagonists are really ridiculous and save some people they shouldn't save, but when they are criticized for saving people, I can only say that these people really don't deserve to live in the apocalypse. (Darkness novels will be discussed separately, I will only talk about general novels) You must clearly distinguish the difference between the big picture and the unprincipled Virgin. I think what the protagonist of this book did was fine.

This book was released by He Crab, but the author has been missing for many years.

This book is a bit holy, and there are also problems with the details.