
Doomsday Cataclysm: God Among Men
末日灾变:人间之神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 523k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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252Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
23.2kFans
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The plot is passable, and so far the chapters haven't focused on the protagonist; it's mostly the people around him who suffer. The protagonist gains superhuman abilities right from the start, but the power system is a bit confusing. He gains 500T of power in just two days after awakening, but this level only qualifies him as a C-rank hero. I hope the author can handle this power system well.
It's a good book, but the interpersonal relationships are a bit problematic. The era of bitterness and deep hatred is over; let's just wipe out those people if we can.
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The supreme ruler of the universe offers mortals a chance to change their fate: simply by sending a "6," one can gain unlimited time travel opportunities and the following abilities: 1: Devouring Evolution 2: Immortal 3: The Weaving of Fate 4: Unrestricted adaptation 5: Swallowing the Starry Sky 6: --Remembering Eternity 7: Martial Arts Master 8: Number One in the World 9: Digital Life
What invincibility? It's just a figment of a teenager's imagination.
There's something wrong with this world; it's too biased. It feels like anyone who isn't a protagonist can't survive, and even the protagonist would struggle to survive without superhuman abilities. Everything they do is wrong, and there's always someone who wants them dead.
Hurry up and wipe out that Mel family! Are you suggesting we wait until they reach A-rank before exchanging blows with the protagonist and then eliminating them? Knowing your enemy and having the ability to destroy them, a normal person would act immediately. Every minute the enemy lingers is a mistake. What is the protagonist doing? Is he blind and just being cute? The logic is flawed, seriously flawed!
Having read up to chapter 26, I felt that the protagonist's mentality was very off, as if he was wavering between being a normal person and his homeland, which was reflected in the occasional moments of madness in the plot.
Why haven't there been a single righteous hero yet? It makes me wonder how the Hero Association can still exist. How can this society even exist? It's all just sordid stuff. 🥵
When dealing with wicked people and traitors, we should not leave them a way out. Why do I say that when he can kill a good person or a saint, he might turn his knife on you the next second, especially if you are in trouble, or if you are a petty person. A petty person might cause a major disaster that could destroy the group because you offended him.
I looked at over forty pictures. The main character, with superhuman genes, was sunbathing. It was chaotic outside. That's all I remember; I don't know what else they were saying.