Land of Divine and Demonic Evolution

The brainless villains keep feeding and feeding until they become godlike. The key is that their tactics are all the same.

This is the first post-apocalyptic book I've ever read. I look forward to the updates every day, even though it was abandoned. I'm still very happy to have encountered this book. I will also check out the author's new book, Nine Star Divine Pet.

Keep up the good work, Minesweeper! Although I also find it hard to understand why there are so many fanfics for books from so many years ago that seem average by today's standards, I believe that as long as it's a high-quality work, it will definitely succeed. Keep up the good work, Minesweeper! (ง •̀_•́)ง

You're amazing, author! Don't give up. Only by constantly improving through setbacks can you grow and achieve legendary status. I believe in you.

After reading a few chapters, I feel the plot development is very illogical and has nothing to do with the protagonist's personality. It's purely for the sake of plot. According to the normal course of events, in the event of a sudden disaster, everyone's first reaction is to find food and a safe haven. To be honest, I don't understand the protagonist and his friends at all.

Um, I just glanced at the reviews and table of contents, and I wanted to ask if this book always has enemies who are a level higher than the protagonist! No matter how fast the protagonist levels up, even if they start at the same time, the villain will always be a higher level than the protagonist. If so, I'll stay anonymous. It was okay when I read it before, but now... 😓

So people are still watching.

Going further and further down the path of Super Saiyan

How should I put it? I like the post-apocalyptic and game-like theme and system, but the author's writing style needs improvement! The protagonist wielding a large halberd is purely for show; it's completely useless. He throws the halberd away whenever he can't win a fight, and he might as well just use a kitchen knife.

I thought the main character's roommate would also have a role. Turns out, it's just one chapter's worth of screen time.