In her previous life, Luo Qingtian was both a lovesick doormat and a victim of emotional abuse.
Then disaster struck, and zombies ran rampant. There were extreme heat waves, extreme cold, earthquakes, blizzards, floods, and insect plagues. Humanity struggled to survive in the cracks.
Luo Qingtian endured for ten long years, only to die in the end because of a scumbag man and a vile woman conspiring against her. She was reborn three months before the apocalypse.
Luo Qingtian began her daily routine of stockpiling supplies.
By chance, she unlocked the space inside a jade pendant and activated a chip her parents had left her, gaining superpowers.
After learning that her parents had not abandoned her, Luo Qingtian decided that in this life, she would not only survive, but also find them.
Other people's powers are the five elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.
Luo Qingtian, on the other hand, is a hunter, with the giant earth bear's bite and pounce.
While other people worry about how long they'll have to wait before using their skills again, Luo Qingtian worries that her power meter is full again.
It's a bit embarrassing, does the whole male protagonist really have to listen to him?? And if Chen Hao was so kind to you in his previous life, you couldn't go see his family in advance, so you had to let your savior die at his home. Not to mention that you couldn't find him. You knew where and when he died. It was the only warmth in his previous life, which was ridiculous. . Just come out of nowhere, listen to everything you say, and give in to any bottom line. I said before that you can leave when she is here, but you just take off your two arms and everything will be fine? Is this what women think? After rebirth, it is still a waste, and it cannot be opened so much. Still iron waste.
The plot has ups and downs and is quite interesting. The characters in the book are well portrayed. The trust and mutual support between the heroine and each of her friends are moving. But the depiction of every (quasi) male protagonist makes people feel that it is not enough to match the female protagonist, especially Luo Xiaowu!! It feels like the author wanted to portray a crazy handsome man, but he used too much force in the wrong direction and turned into a BT man with a crotch. It's so disgusting! Fortunately, it's an open ending and there's no forced pairing! In addition, the ending is a bit hasty, and it feels like it could have been a little more elaborate... But overall, it was an apocalyptic novel that could have been a bit of a trap.
It's a nice article, but the greasy Dijiang and Green Tea Xiaowu are off-putting.
The only one I have seen so far that has perfected the development trajectory from the end of the world to the interstellar era. Although it is only a few strokes, it is still perfect. I look forward to new pits.
Isn't it okay for the heroine to be beautiful alone?? Why do you want a male protagonist? Annoying
It's well written, and every plot is exciting from beginning to end.
It's pretty good, the female protagonist is very powerful, but the male protagonist is a bit ordinary.
The process from Luo Qingtian's rebirth to Luo Qingtian's rescue of Blue Star is very wonderful. The author has put a lot of effort into it. I like it very much. I really like reading post-apocalyptic rebirth novels. I hope the author will write more novels like this.
A little spoiler warning: Luo Qingtian, the heroine, is a growth-oriented "person", but her starting point is much stronger than others, so there is no need to worry about her being deflated in the early stage. After that, Qingtian will fight different types of bosses to upgrade and acquire skills to strengthen herself and the space (after defeating the wild boss, she will solve the bosses and moths in bases one to nine). During Qingtian, she will also collect talents to the future base she accidentally created. Finally, Qingtian's base will develop an antidote and end the apocalypse! But the new crisis of the Worm Star, to be honest, I feel that the death of the last big boss, Dussel, was a bit too hasty (when I watched it, I thought he died of a clone or something, but he turned out to be so weak, even though he was praised as being very strong before) and then mankind entered the interstellar age (ah... The Worm Star only sent a fleet, I feel like there are still some unresolved issues). Finished PS: If you hate the fact that the male protagonist is always stronger than the female protagonist in female-channeled novels (that is, stronger), I suggest you read this book. Qing Tian can solve almost everything by himself and is a heartthrob! In the end, we haven't decided who the male protagonist will be, but it's nice to leave it up to the audience to choose their own fantasy male protagonist. I recommend Luo Xiaowu (
Let's just say, don't come here if you're forced to form a team, it's really annoying to watch.