The Weird Have Arrived: Building a Forbidden Divine Kingdom in the Apocalypse
诡异降临，我在末世建造禁忌神国
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- Completed
- Length
- 980k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
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- 1mo ago
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The worst thing about reading post-apocalyptic rebirth novels is when the protagonist encounters a woman who is either a future tycoon or someone with a past life connection.
As long as the author is happy, the book is good, but unfortunately it's poisonous from the very beginning. There are all sorts of coincidences, the one who saves the protagonist is always a beautiful woman, and the one who recruits his underlings is always a future demon king. It has the feel of a pretentious urban novel from fifteen years ago. If the protagonist is ruthless and indiscriminate, or even a monster who kills anyone he sees, he can be rated nine out of ten.
The reviews seem good; as for whether it's poisonous, let's ask Shennong.
After reading the first three chapters, I could roughly tell what kind of book this was going to be. What era are we living in that a useless person is reborn and dominates the world? If it's the will of Earth, why isn't it a strong person instead of someone who's not even a weakling? Transmigration doesn't even have any requirements, it's purely based on looks. In a world with Gaia's consciousness, a weakling reborn to save the world is insane.
It's advisable to avoid having a gleam in your eye or making meaningless descriptions.
After reading the synopsis, the book is finished. 🤓
Notice
When reading this book, one should not pursue the authenticity and rationality of the data, because it is fundamentally irrational. Let's take the land area issue from the most recent chapter as an example: 3km * 3km = 90,000 square kilometers = 135 million mu (approximately 15.3 Million hectares).
After reading just the beginning, I could already picture the whole novel in my mind.
Speechless
Why does she always smile slightly? She smiles slightly when she agrees, she smiles slightly when she's happy, or she shakes her head and smiles. Where do all these expressions come from? Moreover, the emotions expressed in the text seem to be forcibly created. It always feels wrong when listening to the audiobook!
Neurotic Synthesis Technique: What the heck is this about synthesizing knives and whetstones? Does it mean we'll be able to synthesize giant, round iron pillars from iron sheets and rice in the future?