Apocalyptic Evolution

Personally, I always feel that Fox's books are always better than most apocalyptic novels. All the characters are flesh-and-blood, rather than the mindless routine of one protagonist being the strongest and others being strong killed by the protagonist. It can be said that you don't have to like the protagonist in the book, but there will always be a side in each character that attracts you! The energy is very positive, very loving, and very passionate! There are far more decent characters than villains, a breath of fresh air in apocalyptic literature!

I can really say that this book is definitely worth reading: 1. The plot is neither slow nor fast, but it explains the plot line very well. 2: The fighting scenes in the book can easily make people excited, but they will not make people feel like I am invincible from the beginning. If others hit me and seriously hurt me, I will be reborn stronger. Every time the protagonist is on the verge of death when fighting a strong enemy, each time he survives with the halo of the protagonist, but every time the sequelae are seen in our eyes. 3: This book is not an imbecile protagonist. If you want to read the system, It's hard to find a book that doesn't have a systematic step-by-step approach. 4: This book attracted me because of its characteristics of not starting a harem and not licking dogs. When I meet a good-looking person, I will be given a mountain of food, weapons, and equipment. This makes me very unhappy. That's all I've summarized. You have to feel more from the book yourself.

How can I put it this way? I really don't like Qi Fen in this book. She is too ignorant. If she is spoiled like this in the end of the world, she will never live long. For example, during the period when the protagonist is going to be an intern, she is very tired during the day. At night, she comes to play games with him. I am also drunk. Internships may kill people. How can you be so indifferent and not take your life seriously? Even though Qi Fen is his savior, the protagonist has saved her more than once.

Author, when you come out and read Chapter 20, do you sell the ninth-generation Apple mobile phone with storage capacity?

It's very true. The protagonist is not invincible, and his strength will only improve through hard work.

I haven't paid for that bottle of whiskey yet.

A good book, not the kind of NT apocalyptic novel. Although it cannot compare with King of Darkness, it is definitely better than more than 95% of apocalyptic novels. At least the author used his brain when writing.

Another book with an imbecile protagonist. All novels nowadays are like this. Haha.

If I were in the last days, I would kill people when I see them

I know everyone will read the bad reviews first. I have read 200 chapters and I feel pretty good so far. If you don't want to read it, you can refer to my feelings: 1. The male protagonist is a scumbag like many novels (I don't accept refutation. I can't extricate myself after seeing 36F. I like every one I see). If I like to read it, I will change it to another one. 2. The plot is exciting, with ups and downs, and the male protagonist is basically unable to pretend to be bad at the moment. He is not always happy, and there are many disgusting plots. (For a more disgusting one, I recommend watching "I Want to Live", which is a pure zombie novel, with no superpowers, and human beings perish in the end. I can't describe how disgusting it is). If you like it to the lowest level, watch another one. 3. The thinking about human nature and values ​​is very profound. Not all monsters are evil, and not all people are good. Some people are not worthy of being called human. Different people or monsters have different choices. 4. Background introduction: Spore biological invasion and parasitism, mutation, supernatural evolution (posthumous event), the strongest spore completely parasitized the male protagonist and failed, symbiosis, the male protagonist was frozen by his father for 20 years, and then the main text begins