Doomsday Arena

One of the top ten masters in China, after being reborn, his attacks repeatedly missed, showing overconfidence and lacking any sense of a master or intelligence. The beginning was even more frustrating, as he was saved by others several times, often at the cost of their own lives.

One plot hole I've discovered so far is that the top echelons of the faction are all women, and they whine and complain the moment something happens! Every meeting they attend is full of demands and annoyances! It's incredibly melodramatic! This is the apocalypse, not a world of flirting! Are all the men dead? How come all the powerful figures are women?! I hope the author addresses this point!

I won't read anything with a younger sister. What's the point of writing about a younger sister?

I read this book when I was in junior high school. The author said he'd stop reading after he started a new book. I thought it was pretty good back then.

I've read novels for ten years and posted thousands of comments. This is the first time I've learned what poison is. I usually don't like to criticize a writer's hard work in this way. But oh my god, I really can't stand it! This is the first time I've posted a comment that's so toxic from the first chapter. This is for you.

What's with this reborn top ten warrior of China? How did he even make it into the top ten?

The wording is strange, things like "My life is over," "Give me your life," and "Release that woman"... It's like reading too many martial arts novels; it feels very awkward.

Damn, Qi Dong is the most miserable of all the reborn protagonists.

The chapters about university students were incredibly basic! I couldn't stand it anymore! Author, are you writing about university students? More like primary or secondary school students!

Sorry, this is the first time I've seen this book. I'm giving up! Bye!