The era of online gaming for all has arrived! Your class determines your fate!
Players can awaken classes from F to SSS rank, and every rank can turn your fate upside down!
Su Han awakened an SSS-rank class from the start: [Nuclear Contamination Mage]!
But he chose to spawn in the island nation's beginner village!
Every attack he deals carries a nuclear contamination effect. The contamination not only inflicts massive true damage every second, but also infects players, mutating them. When they die, they drop attribute points. As long as he kills players in the wilderness, he can grow stronger without limit!
And so Su Han began his mad campaign of forcing nuclear wastewater down the throats of players from the island nation! Nuclear contamination mutated everything.
Wipe out villages, cities, and countries, then exterminate the entire population! Slaughter the innocent without restraint!
The island nation was transformed into a wasteland, and upon it he reaped endless rewards. He was the Lord of the Yellow Springs, the creator of the apocalypse!
A nightmare for the island nation had been born!
A nightmare for the entire world had been born!
I hope the author won't always publish so many attributes. Almost 20 to 30% of the 100 chapters are attributes.
This theme is very novel, hahahaha. Is a good book
Excellent: A. I don't have a good impression of Japan, but I am very interested in the anti-Japanese war. B. It is indeed important to remember history and not forget the national humiliation. In particular, I don't want to comment on Japan's craftsmanship, nor its militarism. C. The author keeps up with current events and condemns Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage. Bad: 1. But I don't agree with the protagonist's sinking of the Japanese island... I suggest the author to look up what is a mid-core faction... There are also good people among the Japanese, and there are good people among them. 2. The Japanese island city is extremely likely to cause sea levels to rise. The land area is reduced and land resources for survival are compressed, causing disasters such as floods (so the author flattened the tsunami). Although the game is integrated with reality, most of them are ordinary people, harming others and themselves...
The plot is simply unparalleled in perfection, the combat power is not broken, and the ending is well wrapped up. It does not introduce too much about the life behind it, leaving room for the readers' imagination, and it does not end in a hurry, which seems too hasty. Fighting the devils throughout the whole process is simply amazing.
Except for a little mess at the back, I don't have any problems with this book. The author also writes very well.
Time flies so fast, I added it to my favorites when it was only forty or fifty chapters, and I will finish it after reading it.
Overall, the writing is very good. There is nothing too brainless and exciting. There is a plot worth watching.
Although the writing and plot are a bit immature, the creativity is still very good. The nuclear pollution mage is indeed a relatively novel setting.
I think it's pretty good, but why isn't it updated? It used to be updated twice a day, but now there is no movement.
I haven't read it yet, but after reading the reviews and the author's bio, I decided to add it to my bookshelf.