The 19Th Apocalypse

I never expected that the new article would be of this type...

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Open a new post to leave and record my doubts and speculations. ① Yan Li's description of Mission Objective 2 is his "biological" father. This description is accurate but not warm enough, and seems to have a hidden meaning. ②The little girl Yan Li rescued was actually her younger self. ③ Yan Li said that she has no past and no future. It can be a "black household", which is "nothing" in human records, or it can be her description of herself. ④ Yan Li mentioned that "she died young, and the people around her, such as Grandpa Xie, also died" and, in the copy, the little girl revealed information that "her father had been in the laboratory, and her mother was sick and killed them." So, ①＋③＋④ Yan Li's identity is a clone? Is it another consciousness? ②＋③＋④: Are countless parallel times and spaces intersecting? Suppose in world 1, the little girl's mother is sick, and the little girl is killed and dies young. In the second world, the little girl accidentally survived and became the task executor Yan Li. However, when the apocalypse struck, the second world and the third world merged, so Yan Li saved her childhood self. Then, is the earth a larger copy? A large copy within a small copy. If the earth itself is also an infinite copy, then "the child who died young (not sure of the name, and I can't assume that she was also called Yan Li)" + Yan Li + "the little girl who should have been an adult in the timeline but was still a child and survived" can coexist. Because the sub-copies coexist in a large copy (I dare not say this is the total copy or the total time and space). In addition, what kind of foreshadowing is the system and technology that appeared a few years ago that far exceeds that of the earth? Or, combined with the introduction, every time the earth restarts, maybe some people go beyond the rules and survive, so they leave messages/technology for the new reincarnation of the earth. In short, this novel is wonderful!

Congratulations on Tao Zi's new release. It's actually a science fiction novel. I really didn't expect it 🤭🤭🤭 Hey, I'm always late every time. I searched a few days ago to see if any new books had been released. The result... If my book friend hadn't told me that I didn't know that it had been released, I was so convinced that I would send a few 🤔

Great, I'm going to have a brain again.

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A new beginning, a different type, I'm looking forward to it🥰, come on big time‼ ️

Hey ;-) Today's reading is the first place✌🏻

In fact, I was very interested when I saw the title and introduction of this book. There are many things I want to know, such as: 1. Why is it the nineteenth apocalypse? What happened in the first eighteen times that led to the failure of salvation. 2 The heroine doesn't know that she has been reincarnated nineteen times, so when will she know it? Personally, I feel that it is not good to mention it too early or too late. 3 What is special about this doomsday that deserves to be mentioned separately. 4 What is the impact of the existence of the "Savior" in the world where he does not die? What other connections are there between the heroine and him? After reading the text, I know that the author has his own ideas and his own style and method of narration. The occasional small humor that pops out between the lines will also make people smile. The next step is to avoid lightning: from the early stage of this article until the end of the free chapter, the main text almost did not follow the main line. Most of the space was in the copy, with some emotional lines interspersed by the way. Even the dungeon is not considered a battle royale, nor is it like an infinite flow. Overall, it gives people a sense of immediacy that the role has been played through the plot (?). As for the other thousands of people, I will not comment. Of course, it doesn't matter to me whether there is CP or not, but it's still too painful to have too few main lines. This book title introduction is really good. At least it made me click in to read the novel and then post this review.