Humanity Is Beyond Saving This Time

Brother, it's hard for me to keep up with this volume. Let's sign it.

This Doomsday Warrior is no good! He doesn't even have the Archon's Armor.

Tragic, this man is from the apocalypse and has gone missing.

I recommended this book to my Warhammer group, and everyone said it was too childish and the updates were too infrequent, so they were planning to read it later... (The author... Well, you know what I mean) 🙂

It's still not as good as the original Doom. The original was about a mortal man wielding terrifying power in Hell.

Some people have a strange understanding of the synopsis. As an ordinary reader, let me clarify: In the protagonist's original year, 2137, humanity was nearly extinct; the protagonist was practically among the last. 2035 Is not the past of the protagonist's world; it's a different world with a different technology tree.

Seeing so many female leads makes me lose all desire to continue reading; after all, this is a post-apocalyptic novel.

Most of you reading this have probably played Doom, right? Me too.

Why does the author often refer to "demon army" as "demon lord"?

Somewhat disappointed. The characters weren't very lifelike, and there were a few lines with that awful translated tone. The concept was great, but it was a case of starting high and ending low. I wasn't satisfied with the story. The higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment. I only read up to chapter 30-something, and I couldn't take it anymore. Goodbye.