Nine calamities descended upon the world in succession: extreme heat, bitter cold, viruses, beast tides, radiation, things beyond comprehension...
Qin Feng was reborn one week before the apocalypse began.
He brought with him the spatial ability he'd awakened.
Perhaps Heaven thought he'd died unjustly in the Eagle Nation in his previous life. This time, it gave him a fresh start and even sent him an "autonomous self-reflection" System. The only problem was, this System was a little crazy, as if it were frantically competing to upgrade all his resources!
[Your body feels far too fragile. You choke on a tiny sip of water and feel utterly indignant. After reflecting, you begin automatically upgrading to an E-rank enhancement type!]
[Your spatial ability senses the presence of an incredibly precious glass-type green jadeite and tries to absorb it. But the jadeite looks down on it. After reflecting, you begin automatically upgrading to an S-rank spatial type!]
[Your digestive system has undergone a breakthrough improvement. Your poison resistance has increased to the point where you could eat T-virus and still be perfectly fine!]
[Your shelter feels far too useless and is utterly indignant. After reflecting, it automatically upgrades into a vibranium shelter!]
[Your great willow tree refuses to fall behind. After reflecting, it devours the Source of the World and automatically upgrades into a World Tree!]
Before he knew it, the Divine Dragon Shelter had become the world's top shelter, its overall strength surpassing every regional organization.
He watched a real divine dragon soar through the sky above the shelter.
Eagle Nation: "We told you the Rabbit was hiding a trump card, but none of you believed us!"
It ended just as things were getting exciting.
This kind of novel is truly speechless; it has a burden on the family and a tendency to mock foreign countries.
Are adults in China really this low in quality now?
Is this space ten square meters in area and one trillion light-years high? That's huge!
So that's how it works! The book was abandoned before the second task was even finished. What kind of nonsense is this? Don't bother reading it; it's a waste of time.
This is ridiculously padded with numbers! One task and you've written so much—when will it ever be finished? It's so rambling, it's unreadable!
The opening introduction was insufficient, instead introducing irrelevant people and events (a lot of rambling).