The Apocalypse Arrives: Kill the Saintly One First

At the beginning, he was killing his past life's enemies, which I fully supported and thought was good. But the more I read, the more confused I became. He just killed everyone he saw, whether they had offended the protagonist or not. He was practically a psychopath, killing from beginning to end, killing for the sake of killing, with too much violence and inexplicable rage. I don't know if this kind of writing style and content will be successful, but it's certain to be easily censored.

In this novel, the protagonist abandons humanity and completely submits to his animalistic instincts; treat him as a predator, much like in a gladiatorial arena—pure violence. The beginning is exciting, but the ending is tedious. Just as a gladiatorial combat is short-lived, a long novel can easily lead to aesthetic fatigue.

Upon seeing the protagonist's name, and then the author's name, it suddenly dawned on me: another book about killing for the sake of killing, just like the last one—a classic example of madness.

I didn't watch it. I just find it strange that they would kill the Holy Mother. What did the Holy Mother do to you?

The whole thing is a mess. The system completely fell apart as I wrote, going from an apocalyptic setting to Journey to the West, and then to a whole "Covering the Sky" vibe. It was already chaotic enough, but then they changed the main plot to a three-life story with a time paradox. Even the author must have been confused! What was supposed to be a satisfying read turned into a baffling mess. Author, stop struggling, just end it.

The apocalypse has arrived!! Please don't imitate the protagonist. But, Try to learn from the mistakes of the supporting characters. Live on 🥺🥺🥺

How did it turn into a Journey to the West fanfiction? It's absurd and hard to accept.

It fell apart after just over a hundred chapters, and the later chapters had no connection to the apocalypse at all.

It's a feel-good story, but not entirely satisfying. He was betrayed but only killed a low-ranking soldier instead of the mastermind; he was humiliated but killed the person who wronged him instead of making them weep; he was plotted against and despised but didn't kill the person who orchestrated the scheme.

It's a pity that this book, which was originally a pretty good post-apocalyptic story, ended up becoming a cultivation novel due to unforeseen circumstances. Good luck to the author!