The Fourth Calamity: I Have an Island of 1.4 Billion People
第四天灾：我有个十四亿人的岛
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- Ongoing
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- 91k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
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- 1y ago
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37Chapters
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Anyone who has organized a company annual meeting knows how troublesome the management is. What does a population of 1.4 Billion even mean?
Hello author. I'm here to share some of my thoughts. I've read up to chapter two so far, and while I wouldn't call it toxic, it's just too abrupt. Although readers can accept some coincidences, finding such a powerful author in a small author's group is still quite illogical. You could design it like the system randomly selects someone from Earth, like drawing cards.
1.4 Billion! Even with machine guns that have unlimited ammo, it would take forever to mow them down. I suggest bringing out the E100 and firing it while crushing everything in its path.
Only 1.4 Billion, wiped out by a single stellar-scale hydrogen bomb.