Chapter 779: Special Recommendation for “Disaster Descends” and Request for Votes
A special chapter has been dedicated to this, showing an abundance of sincerity. Please don’t hesitate to give your favorites and recommendations.
Here is the synopsis:
The Vedas, The Revelation, The Book of the Dead, The Codex Mendoza, The Tui Bei Tu, and many other classics from all over the world and from various periods, all contain the same prophecy: the world will ultimately be destroyed.
However, despite the countless so-called apocalypses, the world continues to exist, and humanity presses forward. All these prophecies seem to have become jokes.
But are these lapses in the scriptures? Perhaps there is another truth behind these coincidences. What disasters that humanity has not personally experienced have unfolded at what times and places?
Xiao Fen can see these things. Since he was a child, he could see countless worlds. When he turned 18, on an otherwise unremarkable morning, he finally opened the door to other worlds.
The dragon hovering over Constantinople, the artificial monsters prowling the streets of foggy London, the demons lingering in the ruins of New York, and the harbinger crows flapping their wings in the alleys of Tokyo.
These histories of history, the futures of the future, are slowly revealing their true and cruel faces.
This is the revelation of the ordinary, the battle of the lonely, all for the sake of a future that continues to persist beyond tomorrow.
