Final Evolution

You people have clearly seen that the protagonist has only lived for three months in the last apocalypse and has not even left Hangzhou. How could he become so cold-blooded? In his previous life, he died just after entering the second level and never saw the world. It's not like he became an emperor and entered a black hole before being reborn. Look carefully ٩(๑`н´๑)۶

After reading Chapter 20, I felt it wasn't suitable for me. First of all, I didn't like the first person narrative. In a world where the protagonist really owes someone revenge, it has nothing to do with him. That shrew was supposed to die for taking away someone else's child for bag rice. The protagonist was infected and driven away, but he went on a rampage and committed murder. If you want to be selfish and help a really annoying person kill zombies in the apocalypse, why should you do it? What would you do if you were to kill people just because everyone was driven away? Infected to Death and having the second male protagonist be the protagonist is somewhat interesting. Judging from the plot without the main character, this guy is pretty bad.

This book is actually quite good, but the beginning is a bit long-winded and makes it difficult to read. The rest is okay, but in the second volume I became confused. Why is it an insect instead of the old protagonist? In the last half year, the second volume uses cards? It's been a long time since the old protagonist in the first volume went to the black hole, so I don't know about half a year after the end. The protagonist in the second volume is also from Yanjing, but the fighting method is different. He uses cards instead of powers. But I also took a look at the back of the second volume, and Xiaoyao also appeared. , It seems to be about the same age as the protagonist of Volume 2, which also dispelled the idea that Tang Ling in Volume 2 was the child of the protagonist in Volume 1, so these two volumes made me a little confused. I still have to read Volume 2. I don't know if it is right, maybe there is a slight mistake.

The beginning of the writing was okay, and I felt very good about reading the novel. But the ending was obviously bad. The author didn't want to write it anymore, so he threw it away. I felt very distressed after reading it. Author, do you mean you don't respect the readers? Readers read with their hearts, and you write with your feet. If the ending of this book is well written, it will definitely get a score of more than eight points. Many authors don't want to write until the end, and it just ends! You are legally deceiving readers. . . . .

After living for three months, you can become like this, and you know a lot of things. Is it possible that the protagonist knows a lot of things in three months than those in other apocalyptic novels who have lived a lifetime?

After reading Chapter 30, the protagonist has a changeable personality. He is a bad guy, a ruthless person, and a nosy. What kind of character is this? It's hard to watch.

Why is my comment missing? The writing is so bad that people don't even think about it, what the hell?

What on earth am I looking at? Apocalyptic writing? Fantasy? Western fantasy novel? Or unlimited streaming? Zombies? Dantian? Contract? Why is there a monster manual? Did you fake the first few dozen chapters and then start writing them blindly? I vomited!

The protagonist of this book is too holy, a bad guy, and nosy. Bad review!

It's really cool. It would be great if there is a successor.