
Doomsday Emperor
末日战帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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669Chapters
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240Favorites
43Fans
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Did the author have an accident? Haven't updated for a long time. What a pity.
In the two books written by the author, the protagonists, family and friends are all Holy Virgins, otherwise they would be together for seconds and seconds.
How come this kind of holy lady has set the grand goal of saving the common people? She is worse than a little girl when it comes to implementing the goal. The author has no structure and uses it entirely on the protagonist. This kind of person will always be the lowest-level and beaten-up product in any era. It is a waste of my time.
The Blessed Mother is opinionated and ignorant, and has no rebirth characteristics. . . . You can watch it if you like embarrassing plots
There isn't much of a problem with the plot arrangement, but what you wrote, the author, is really very holy. After living for hundreds of years, you still don't understand that you shouldn't be so holy? Just on this point, I can comment that your writing is really good. Even the Emperor of War, I think you are the Holy Mother of War!
I wonder why I don't continue writing
Very nice, why not update it?
In the Rebirth of the Holy Mother, I am still the Holy Mother. I am a Holy Mother to my enemies and cold-blooded to my own people.
Rebirth of the Virgin: I am still the Virgin
Thank you, sir, for setting up a self-warning motto and saving me from a trip to the sea of suffering.