The Apocalypse Arrives: Kill the Saintly One First

Warning: This review contains serious spoilers. As a typical time-travel apocalypse, the author has novelly added code to the time-travel plot. It is exciting but also makes many people not understand it. Especially the relationship between the protagonist's three lives and the protagonist's timeline is actually not very clear. If this plot is explained clearly, it can actually add a lot of points to this article. Here is my analysis: The first is the relationship between the protagonist's three lives. Fighting Buddha (past body), Mo Tiandi (present body), and Gu Tiandi (future body) are all three of the same person. In order to fight against "Zero", they have been constantly reincarnated to seek opportunities for confrontation. The method is that one of them Before he died, he gave a golden finger to the next person to help the next person grow up quickly. Due to Dou Zhanfo's misstep, after he died (maybe he did not die outside the chaos), Emperor Mo Tian (present life) wiped the butt of Dou Zhanfo (past life) and got involved with him. , Not only was he at a disadvantage against "Zero", but the main reason was that he did not pass on the golden finger to the protagonist (future body), which caused the protagonist to die after only reaching five levels in the first period of his life. He could only reverse the earth's time and space and let the protagonist be reborn, which caused doomsday time fluctuations (the normal operation of space and time outside the earth). The protagonist's growth time was compressed, so the protagonist (Gu Tiandi) seemed to have reopened the golden finger, but the growth space was reduced. Under this premise, the full story line was launched. Of course, this involves the virtual future, which will be discussed later. Then the order of the protagonist's three life stages is objectively told, first the failure of the fight against Buddha, then the failure of Emperor Mo Tian, ​​and finally the suspected success of Emperor Gu Tian. The story of the Fighting Victory Buddha happened first, and there is no ambiguity. Then it gets complicated when Emperor Mo Tiandi and Emperor Gu Tiandi come here. I personally guess there are two possibilities. The first is that after Emperor Mo Tiandi grew up, he used great power to transport his third life (Emperor Gu Tiandi) to his own time and space before his death or before going to the outside of chaos. Because the cause and effect was too great, he could only belch or run to Chaos to escape. Then Emperor Gu Tiandi killed people in the reality of Emperor Mo Tiandi, and then encountered the calculation of "Zero" and entered the virtual future stage. The second possibility is that Emperor Gu Tian was so awesome that after Emperor Mo Tian failed, he reversed time and space and came to the dark era of Emperor Mo Tian, ​​and then killed people randomly. These two actually have little impact on the plot. Finally, let's talk about the time and space (virtual future) where the protagonist (Gu Tiandi) lives. This is something that many people don't understand and the author didn't write it very clearly. What follows is my personal interpretation. The starting point of the story is the moment when Emperor Mo Tian failed and reversed the earth to allow the protagonist (Emperor Gu Tian) to be reborn. The protagonist grew up step by step and became Emperor Gu, and then returned to the Dark Age to kill randomly. However, the killing process was controlled by the "zero" calculation (must remember this point in time), cutting off the past of the protagonist. Starting from the moment when the protagonist (Emperor Gu Tian) was reborn, countless virtual worlds were generated. In the pseudo-future, it can be understood that the protagonist is controlled by "Zero" with infinite Tsukuyomi. At the moment of being controlled, he repeats his life infinitely in the Tsukuyomi world and wears away his will (refer to Kakashi). Most of the stories in the entire novel take place in the Tsukuyomi world. It can be understood that the storyline of the protagonist we see is the virtual world story line in the Tsukuyomi. In order to regain his true self, Dou Zhanfo and Mo Tiandi have helped the protagonist (Gu Tiandi) grow up in Tsukuyomi reincarnations countless times. They have watched the protagonist finally be killed and restarted again and again, hoping only to wake up the protagonist from the Tsukuyomi world. So the novel mentioned earlier in the novel the conversation between Dou Zhanfo and Brother Biao (Mo Tiandi), saying that he was tired. Chaos Wai and Brother Biao helped Gu Tiandi (the protagonist) grow countless times in the Tsukuyomi world, and died countless times, but they still couldn't wake him up. I guess he was killed by Qi Junan played by "Zero" every time, and he died before restarting even before he could survive this stage. Therefore, what Brother Bi and the protagonist emphasize is to continue life, rather than realizing that the world is false. Just knowing that you are in Tsukuyomi time is not enough. You have to remember who you are and unravel the illusion to return to the present. Otherwise, you will be lost and be controlled by the illusion until your will is exhausted and you will become a vegetative state. In fact, the entire plot of the novel can be summarized in a few sentences: the protagonist is schizophrenic and has three consciousnesses. After dying once, he is reborn in another consciousness and uses the layout left by his previous life to open the golden finger, all in order to fight against "Zero". First, the life of Victory Buddha failed, then the life of Mo Tiandi failed, and finally the life of Emperor Gu was finally able to compete with each other. However, in the process of fighting "Zero", Gu Tiandi was controlled by Infinite Tsukuyomi (the full text of the novel is basically in Tsukuyomi World), and then he woke up successfully. The three consciousnesses finally merged, and they did not say what to do with "Zero" next, and the whole drama ended. The final review: I didn't do anything as the co-author of "Zero". I just read it for a month and gave us a story of millions of words. I didn't say who I am or why I have to fight the protagonist's psychosis (schizophrenia). He is a pure tool. So the author's tail is actually not finished, but the author who has transformed from the apocalypse to cultivating immortals can still create this kind of time-travel drama, which is also a highlight. It's just a pity that he didn't make it clear, otherwise this book could have been upgraded several levels.

To be honest, I was quite surprised by this book. It's cool but not brainless. Usually I really can't stand this kind of post-apocalyptic novel. I didn't expect to finish reading it. Although there are some minor flaws in the later part of Cultivation of Immortality, the flaws are not hidden. When will the author publish a new book? I hope it will continue to be exciting.

I wasn't optimistic about turning the post-apocalyptic world into fantasy, but the author made the plot too big, which made it very brain-burning. The great advantage is that the author writes it very neatly and without procrastination, and there is no abruptness in changing genres. It is a very good novel. I have looked for countless novels on various platforms and couldn't get enough of them. This one is really good. I hope old bookworms who read this comment can give it a try and won't regret it.

It's so long-winded. I haven't even finished reading the National Geographic magazine. The author has brought out a lot of Planet and Universe magazines. Your brain circuit is too big. Sorry, I can't keep up with the author's space jump. I can barely read more than a hundred chapters. Quit! Maybe it's my personal problem. I really hate novels about the end of the world that are linked to cultivating immortals and becoming gods. This is the second review of the novel in about ten years. I'm sorry!

It was originally a very good novel, but the only flaw was that the author made up the past, present, and future bodies, and also created two protagonists. It was too confusing. It can be understood with some brain cells, but it was too tiring. Reading a novel is just relaxing. Overall it's okay.

The author really wrote very well, but the author is so pitiful. Originally, the author was ranked first on the list, and it was all because of the lemon demons who reported him, and the author was forced to change it into a fantasy novel. But I really recommend everyone to read it, but it is a bit convoluted, which is not to say convoluted. Let me tell you briefly, that is, the world has reality and reality, and the protagonist Gu Sha met his past and present, and he himself belongs to the future. Later, the dean of the Holy Academy was actually "Zero", the source of darkness. How should I say? It's just a bit unfinished. The main reason is that the author still has to survive. Alas, it's a pity that I'm not capable enough. If I were enough, I would like to support the author. The author's writing is really good. Really, it feels like the world is unreal. What the author tells feels like it is real. It feels like the author is talking about this world. Now I have finished listening to it. I feel empty inside, author. Now, you can read the author's other two books. The two protagonists, one is named Gu Mo and the other is Gu Zhan. Gu Mo is the protagonist of this book, Gu Sha (the protagonist, in the future), and now his name is Mo (the protagonist, the same person as Gu Sha, in the present). The author should be doing it to remember him. Alas, people are not easy.

After reading Chapter 60, when I saw that the terrorist organization was more powerful and forward-looking than the protagonist, I felt that this book was not my cup of tea! After finally waiting for the protagonist to pretend to fly, someone in front of me was already shining brightly!

It was okay in the early stage. The protagonist was quite good when he was still on the earth. He could be said to be quite invincible. Oops, and there is a female protagonist in the later stage. My original intention of reading this book was not to read a protagonist who would do anything to improve his behavior, be self-interested, have no heroine, and have no worries. I just wanted that kind of divinity or magic without emotions. It was present in about 40% of the early stage, but disappeared in the later stage. And in the last 20% or so, there were a lot of space concepts and so on? I was confused when I saw it. I can only say it was average. I felt pretty good in the period before leaving the earth. Overall, it was average.

Cool! Cool! Cool! I won't watch the later Cultivation of Immortality, it's a little bit toxic, but not much, just throw away your brain and it's cool.

He looks very intellectual, treating those high-level people as fools. They have no IQ at all, and they look condescending. If you can get to the top by flattery, then there will be no common people. Every rich man is not a fool, only the nouveau riche are. It's uncomfortable to watch, and he doesn't know how to hide his identity. Isn't he just waiting for others to cause trouble for him? Do you really think you can't find out if it's the end of the world? Very mentally retarded