Alien Overlord of the Apocalypse

I came across this book because of a recommendation from Brother Jiu, but I didn't start reading it after seeing the word count. It's over 2000 chapters. I usually abandon books after that. What are your thoughts, fellow readers? 😜

In summary, the writing is too dark... It doesn't evoke any sense of excitement. The book is filled with tragic events and negative emotions, how can that be exciting? This leads many readers to abandon the book because it doesn't align with their values... You need to consider that most readers of your book have very normal values.

I accidentally stumbled into StarCraft while writing. Seriously, author, do you even know StarCraft? When Xenomorphs encounter Zerg, they're destined for assimilation 😅😅. As for the creator gods, the Xel'Naga... Well, it's better to avoid that kind of stuff.

I came from Ninth Brother's place. I'm posting this because the number of posts I've viewed is 404, which is considered unlucky (please delete this if the admins feel it's disrupting the book review section, thank you). I read some of it a long time ago, it feels like many years ago. I thought it was great back then, but I forgot why. Now I'm continuing to read it, paying tribute to the author's perseverance and character.

Holy crap, the novel I read in middle school is still being written? I'm almost 30!

Holy crap! It actually updated?! It's been two years! I hope it's finally finished this time!

From writing about going to school to children going to school, the author must have had a tough time; it's like a zombie coming back to life in its later years.

So, I've written fantasy and science fiction, what should I write next?... Chat group stream? King of Monsters: Welcome, newbie! Alien: Sexy beauties seek mates online Skull Island heartthrob: Ouch! The Thing: Wang Alien: I am a heartless killer. Pregnant mom-to-be standing on the rat's tail: Squeak Deadly Three-Headed Shark: Good teeth, good body, good appetite, and excellent health.

When the novel exceeded one million words, everyone realized something was wrong, but they just treated it as a regular long novel. When it exceeded three million words, everyone realized something was wrong. When it exceeded five million words, everyone was waiting to see when the author would lose the flow and abandon the story. When it exceeded seven million words, this novel was no longer just a novel.

I remember this book. I didn't continue reading it back then, thinking I'd read it again after it was finished. I was just checking to see if it was finished, but it hasn't been updated in eight months. Has it been abandoned?