Strange Apocalypse: Forging a Life-Taking Blade from the Start

[Reason for Recommendation]: The novel is a classic post-apocalyptic rebirth story. The author's writing is excellent, vividly and realistically depicting the strange and dilapidated scenes of the apocalypse, and revealing the true nature of humanity in the post-apocalyptic world, painting a vivid picture of the end times for the reader.

Why is it that every time someone travels through time, they immediately run into a woman they've heard about in their previous life?

It's truly a case of a good book not being popular; some books on the list can't compare to this one. The novel avoids sensationalism, features no whimsical system, and avoids clichés. The plot is well-paced, with serious storylines and occasional moments of delightful humor. It's a solid and steady story, and you can tell that the author has a vast world in mind.

At first, when I saw the weapon being crafted—4 fingers wide, 1 finger thick, and 1.2 Meters long—it seemed a bit unreasonable. It was definitely a heavy weapon! Just imagine the sight of someone wielding it! Comparing it to my collection, even with the hilt, it's 1.04 Meters long, a little over 2 fingers wide, and 0.7 Kilograms thick, weighing over 4 kilograms. If someone wielded it alone for a few times, I wouldn't be able to stop! 😂

He was bought by a woman in his past life, and when he came back, he even gave the treasure to the woman. Seriously, if a protagonist like this doesn't die, who will?

Please update soon! It's very well written, don't stop writing now. Author, please keep writing and wait for it to be published and available for subscription.

The plot flows smoothly and comfortably, the story is tightly paced and concise, without dragging or adding unnecessary filler. It's a rare gem of a book. If the later chapters are more substantial and maintain the same quality, changing the title to a post-apocalyptic fantasy novel like "Investiture of the Gods" should be perfectly acceptable.

I really don't understand. If they've traveled back in time, why can't they post warning articles online? Even if many people don't believe it, posting such content wouldn't harm them. Once things actually happen, your prediction will come true, and you will gain a certain level of personal prestige in this apocalypse. Why are you unwilling to do something that achieves multiple benefits at once?

I hope this story doesn't feature any female protagonists or anything like that.

One reader is right, your synopsis pretty much covers everything. And it's clear there's a scene involving changing images; you should avoid mentioning image changes in the synopsis, instead using the plot and your writing style to guide the reader's attention. It's over a hundred chapters now, and it's still only a D-rank. The map seems very small; I didn't pay attention.