Breaking the Human Limit

It can be said to be a good book. I saw many shadows of books on the gods in this book, such as: Devouring the Starry Sky, Immortal Rebellion, Mortal, Perfect, Covering the Sky, Holy Ruins, and some other books. As a sewing freak, my sewing is quite good. Of course, in terms of the plot, when only 10% was left at the end, I realized that the Great God is the final villain of this book. The plot still needs to be polished, and everything else is fine. To be fair, if Wu Dao had a human nature in the end and resurrected everything after becoming the strongest in the end, I would be more satisfied, because I prefer people like Wu Chen (the "final" here refers to the ultimate in the road to the final eclipse)

I don't deny that the writing is good and the plot has its ups and downs. But—— A scumbag believer with no moral qualities and a pure theory of social evolution. If I were to review it, I would close it.

In one word, cool!!!!

Summary of the full text: I am a magnetic field maniac in Zhetian

I don't know why, I don't have any sense of empathy.

It's very interesting, and the ending is also reversed, making the final seven

Poor, still at the limit of the human body

Weird cannibal martial arts, advanced level, no point in it

A lot of nonsense in one sentence, all narrative…

After watching 70% of it, I couldn't stand it any longer. The writing and ideas are okay, but it has no soul and the more I read, the more depressed I became. Not to mention the corruption of the three views, harming others and self-interest, the protagonist's cognition and the virus are a kind of logic, living in order to live, becoming stronger in order to become stronger, and doing everything possible to himself and everything else in order to evolve, a high-IQ walking dead that has annihilated the pure survival instinct of human nature. The whole process is extremely simple, plunder, practice, upgrade and evolve... Repeat endlessly, reach the top, and it's over.