The Strongest Legion in the End of the World

To be honest, I think this book is very interesting and in line with my taste. The beginning is about an apocalypse, a world where zombies and monsters coexist, and the protagonist becomes the most powerful survivor through his own efforts. From this point on, the plot begins to climax. After all, you have to have a reason for the beginning of the end of the world, and this reason is what attracts me the most. From Zu Feng and the Five Saints at the beginning, to Gu Chen, the Sword Master, and the more powerful high priest and life, until the last character Dusk. Because the protagonist is weak, he doesn't understand how powerful they are. He initially thought that Zu Feng was the strongest, which is a bit laughable, but it is also very consistent with the actual situation, which also makes me very satisfied. When the protagonist destroyed the demon world, I knew that the apocalypse would not be that simple. Maybe in a small apocalypse, there might be a small boss, but the small boss is not that there is a bigger boss behind him. After the protagonist destroyed the demon world, he came to the Ming Realm. From here on, the protagonist began to truly develop (the author began to layout more carefully and plan for a bigger future). It was still like the old routine before. The protagonist destroyed the Ming Realm and his strength increased significantly, and then he began to save his lover Angel Yan. Due to time constraints, the protagonist had no choice but to enter the reincarnation path of the trial level. Here I saw a newer and greater world, and it just confirmed our guess. Behind this apocalypse is not just a simple way to heal the wounds. The protagonist clears the cycle of reincarnation and begins to save his lover. I have omitted all the rest. It is still the same old routine, which is all kinds of pretentiousness, cat and mouse, and obscene development. It also triggers one thing after another. And this series of things are connected in series, resulting in different results and different questions. Who is Dusk? Why does he want to help the protagonist? Does the end of the world have a deeper meaning? Which of the unknown strong men is stronger? How will the novel end? From here on, the novel reaches its climax, which is the battle of all races. The human race fights against all races with the power of one race, which seems to be very passionate. The protagonist became the last hope of mankind, and then the protagonist lived up to his expectations, successfully developed, and then began to defeat all races. This was just the beginning of a series of major events, because the author also told us that he dominates a realm above - eternity (refer to Chapter 1700). The protagonist realizes the greatness of Dusk and has doubts again, why does the Lord of Dusk want to help me? But the author cleverly avoided this answer and said "you will know later". To be honest, when I saw this, my heart was really full of shit one after another, but I had no choice but to continue reading. The author also controlled this very well. Then things continued to develop. The attack of the survivors caught the Dao domain off guard and kept Da Dao in a daze. The protagonist would not miss such a good development opportunity. He developed all the way and finally got close to the master. What's even more exciting is that Dusk is actually the master. (To be precise, he has not yet been promoted to eternity), he can actually kill the existence of eternity, and it is also revealed between the lines that if Chu Qing dies, he can become eternity. Another bigger doubt arises, why did Dusk Immortal kill Chu Qing and let himself be promoted to eternity? Is there any relationship between the two of us? Then as things progressed, one thing after another was uncovered. The author slowly filled in the holes he had missed before, and finally told us the identities of Chu Qing and Huang Wan (still don't reveal too much about the plot). To this end, the author also wrote several extras. In fact, he just wanted to fill in the holes he had missed before. All in all, this novel is very well written, and the fighting scenes in it made my blood boil. You can destroy a galaxy with just your breath, kill billions of creatures with one look, and the gap between realms is also quite large. It is different from the previous novels (the protagonist fights across one or two realms inexplicably). The strength of the protagonist is clearly explained to them, and the reason why he fights across realms is also very clear, which is great! Moreover, the author describes the psychological activities of the characters very well. What others are thinking is completely vivid, and the protagonist always has one thought throughout: I am not the Virgin, nor a villain, but for my loved ones, I can destroy everything, and other people, such as my men, I will help them as much as possible. I will not control their thoughts. They can also make their own decisions, but they have to bear the price of their own actions. Let me talk about the shortcomings of the author. First, he is too forgetful. One second he destroyed a galaxy with just one breath, and then hundreds of chapters later, creatures far beyond that level fought, and not even the world collapsed. I was really speechless, and I didn't explain clearly that space became more powerful. Second, there is something wrong with the card. Doesn't it mean that Hao Yan was summoned by the protagonist? Then why is there no information about her in the protagonist? Although it is a special card, can it fall out if you kill the mini-boss? This is too fake. Also, the protagonist's personality is a bit inconsistent. To be honest, I think it's good for the protagonist to have a harem, but not three or four wives? After seeing that there was only Yan as the main character, I almost gave up.

The beginning of the apocalypse turned to cultivating immortals. Although it is a more popular story type, I love the fact that the protagonist loves one person from beginning to end. The foreshadowing in the story is not that obvious, but it is perfectly explained at the end. Especially the uncle cat in the story makes me want to raise a cat. The extras are also very interesting. I haven't seen such a long novel in a long time, but I don't know why I really want to continue reading. Big cheers for the author＾0＾~

It feels a bit strange when I see the back part. Is it such a coincidence every time? Every time something big happens when the protagonist makes a breakthrough or upgrades, but usually nothing happens. Also, the big trial at the beginning confuses me. The protagonist is not going to die, and everyone has warned him, but it is still a wave of things that will cause a lot of trouble later (not a bully, just an opinion)

I really like this book, especially the extra chapters at the end. The ending is not unfinished, but deals with most of the foreshadowings. Although it ends a bit quickly and does not include other details of the ending, it still leaves us with some guesses. The author is great👍🏻

From the beginning of Chapter 1905 to the end, I couldn't figure out what they were writing. It was too confusing. Please help me. Thank you.

I don't want to say anything else, just give me a good review.

Ahhhhhh, this book is very to my liking. Some friends may not understand the latter part, but it is very interesting (○｀ε´○)(๑>؂<๑)

I don't like writing book reviews when I read them, so I wrote them together after I'd finished reading them.

The author thought about whether it was good or not, but the combination of water and fire is so powerful. Are you kidding me?

Did the author change after the halfway point?