Apocalypse: I Have a Celestial Spring

Teammates without special powers can withstand the new moves when faced with level 2 zombies. The heroine in the late stage of foundation building is sweating through half of the practice. What does this mean to a child who was molested and had spiritual roots within one month of pregnancy, and can also absorb the heroine's spiritual power to save his father thousands of miles away??? Sure enough, I can't read this article even if I spared my enemies from my previous life😱

The article about cultivating immortals in the apocalypse was too complicated and verbose. I didn't finish it. I read about 200 chapters, and I basically skipped chapters to finish it. The heroine was reborn and discovered the reason for her murder. She obtained a small fairy source and began to cultivate immortality. One night, I got pregnant and had a wonderful child. He was only a month or two old and could save his parents.

Cultivation of immortality in the apocalypse are all my favorite elements. The ideas are good, but the mix and match is a bit inconsistent. I didn't finish it because it was too long. Personally, I think this author's other book, "Interstellar: Cute Girls Are Rampant," is better. I read that one from beginning to end on another platform. It received good reviews. If you like interstellar themes, you can read it.

Don't look at it, the heroine is reincarnated by the Leshan Giant Buddha. She harmed her ex-boyfriend's siblings in her previous life. She said that in the previous life, it was settled, forget it. She killed her parents and younger brother in her previous life. She said they were related by blood, so she was afraid that she would be struck by lightning if she killed them, so forget it. In this life, she almost killed her team and forced her into a group of zombies. She said that it is never too late for a gentleman to take revenge. Forget it now (there will be no revenge after returning). The news of her pregnancy was leaked, and the scumbag mother plotted against her teammates who almost drank abortion pills. She kicked them out of the team and took her own supplies (she also wanted to find a better team to take them in). For the person who was instructed to hit the heroine's stomach with force, the heroine felt that she didn't bother to do anything to such a small character, so she let her go and asked her to send a message to the people behind her, saying to be careful, or else kill them all. ??? Seeing this, I really can't stand it at all. Help me, help me, what kind of giant Buddha is this? I really appreciate it. Family members, reading this kind of apocalyptic article will really make you vomit blood.

The heroine is very holy, she saves trouble and is plotted over and over again without killing her, just looking at it is a waste of time

The plot is okay. It's just a bit too wordy.

The heroine's IQ is too low, and the story is about a heroine, but the heroine is not strong. She is suppressed and beaten from time to time, even in the end. She just agrees to one condition after another with words, which is frustrating to watch.

The previous one is still possible, but an embryo can transmit spiritual power to save people across hundreds or thousands of kilometers, which is something even fantasy novels dare not say. It's still the Dharma-ending era. As for the heroine Jin Danhou in the back, there is basically nothing to watch.

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The writing is too long-winded. It starts to get boring after the first hundred chapters, and the long-winded jumping up and down in the next five hundred chapters doesn't affect the plot.