Reborn as the Invincible Supreme of the Apocalypse

Dear author, I don't have much money, so I'll give you 10,000 Qidian coins for every 100 chapters! Keep it up, everyone!

Stone, please come back soon, we miss you.

It's doing well so far; hopefully it won't be abandoned.

The most ridiculous situation in the apocalypse is that the country will collapse in a day, but the families will be well-prepared and rise to power. I have no idea what people are thinking these days!

I feel utterly disgusted whenever I see a male lead who's lecherous and then puts on a "bitter smile"! As the saying goes, "When a man dies, he flies to the heavens; if he doesn't, he lives forever." If you're a real man, just admit it openly. Be true to yourself, don't pretend you're all being forced! It's shameful!

I feel this book is exceptionally well-written, arguably one of the most to my liking among all the books I've read, but its performance is rather lackluster with only around 4,000 recommendation votes. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, and the plot is quite logical. Although immortals and gods appear later on, the logic doesn't collapse.

Chen Mo possessed great status and immense fortune; his adoptive father couldn't bear him calling him "Dad" and was struck dead by lightning.

It's a relatively old theme, but I can still watch it because it focuses on lifespan.

Dear readers, I read up to chapter eighty before he succumbed to the poison and died.

The protagonist doesn't have much to do for now except fight some elites, so why not just go and wipe out that Shao family while you're at it? Wouldn't it be great to leave an enemy who'll remember you forever?