The apocalypse brings devastation, the prologue of the undead, and the revival of ancient gods. Chen Qin, on his way to a date with his green-tea girlfriend, happens upon a scroll of sheepskin. From then on, he embarks on a life of reckless simulations, swaggering deceit, and pretending to be a divine master.
【What? I’m going to get cheated on in an hour, and my girlfriend in black stockings has arranged to give a rich heir private lessons at his home?】
No way. I have to get there first and intercept the rich heir, nipping that green seed in the bud!
【Huh? In the apocalypse, a single sausage can set off a bloody storm? Hehe, I don’t care how many maids I can trade it for. Just remember, I’m a man of integrity!】
He takes out loan after loan from every online lender,
then spends the whole million stockpiling supplies! Pickled fish, braised goose, roast duck, sweet-and-sour ribs, cod, foie gras: load it all into the storage space!
【Damn, the Lolita girl I rescued by the roadside is actually the Cangming Empress from five years in the future, fighting ancient gods and ruling an apocalyptic base, with the power to cover the heavens with one hand?】
Men, bring out my Ghostlight Armor and Nirvana Flowfire Boots at once and put them on my queen. Treat her to the finest food and drink!
Many years later, the man known as the apocalypse’s most cautious survivor stands atop a mountain, looking down on all living things, wearing a faintly melancholy expression of supreme worldly invincibility.
“I told you I swore I’d live freely and cautiously in this rotten world until the very end!” The Apocalypse’s Greatest Con Man, “Nicolas the Bandit,” Chen Qin.
The biggest advantage of this novel is that you can't guess the development of the plot. There are twists and turns everywhere.
The plot has ups and downs, and the author's character design is rich
The parchment scroll at the beginning has the flavor of a mysterious resurrection.
It's too short and can only be raised once.
It's quite interesting. Compared with other doomsday-themed novels, the author's writing style is more delicate and his description of emotions is more vivid.
It's very imaginative and cleverly conceived. It's different from other doomsday novels and has a more immersive feel.
The settings for the resurrection of the ancient gods and the end of the world are very good. Goldfinger is also very unique. There is a sense of mystery. The details of the escape also have a sense of oppression. It is more realistic. I hope it can be maintained in the future.
The plot setting is very suitable for apocalyptic survival. The plot gives people a sense of crisis. Every time the protagonist reaches a critical stage, he will sweat for the protagonist. It is well written.
It's quite good-looking. It's rare to see apocalyptic novels with novel settings. The ambiguous parts are well written. The sense of urgency of escape from the apocalypse is also very strong. It's very real and very detailed.
The beginning is quite strange, but still watchable.
The biggest advantage of this novel is that you can't guess the development of the plot. There are twists and turns everywhere.
The plot has ups and downs, and the author's character design is rich
The parchment scroll at the beginning has the flavor of a mysterious resurrection.
It's too short and can only be raised once.
It's quite interesting. Compared with other doomsday-themed novels, the author's writing style is more delicate and his description of emotions is more vivid.
It's very imaginative and cleverly conceived. It's different from other doomsday novels and has a more immersive feel.
The settings for the resurrection of the ancient gods and the end of the world are very good. Goldfinger is also very unique. There is a sense of mystery. The details of the escape also have a sense of oppression. It is more realistic. I hope it can be maintained in the future.
The plot setting is very suitable for apocalyptic survival. The plot gives people a sense of crisis. Every time the protagonist reaches a critical stage, he will sweat for the protagonist. It is well written.
It's quite good-looking. It's rare to see apocalyptic novels with novel settings. The ambiguous parts are well written. The sense of urgency of escape from the apocalypse is also very strong. It's very real and very detailed.
The beginning is quite strange, but still watchable.