Apocalypse: I Build A Doomsday Train - Chapter 889 - 368: Train Loading Factory (Part 4)

Raydon stared dazedly at the holographic texts floating in front of his eyes.“How did I end up in such an event?”[Planet]: B7890-D4850[Race]: Human[Name]: Raydon Demugen[Title]: N/A[HP]: N/A[MP]: N/A[Strength]: N/A[Agility]: N/A[Stamina]: N/A[Luck]: N/A[Charisma]: N/A[Spirit]: N/A[Magic Equipment(s)]: N/A[Body enchantment(s)]: N/A[Dimensional Storage]: N/A[Time until awakening: 00:16:30]***In a world with advanced technology and full-dive VR games, Raydon is the only person who has earned the “God” title thanks to his accomplishments and talent in games.But, due to some unexpected events, he lost his life and awoke in a different world.In this world, which appears to be similar to his own, he discovered that there are awakened people known as Item Holders.He soon became an item holder himself and started taking part in matches against other worlds to level up and get items with different skills.Using the abilities and knowledge that had given him the “God” title in his previous life, he started to make strides toward becoming a true God in this world.

Resident Evil, natural disasters… Zombies, the ice age…

Through movies and video games, humans have been familiarized to these kinds of, “doomsdays.”

But nobody actually believes that any of those things would happen.

Though from childhood Su Lifeng was a person that could foresee disasters, he never thought that one day he would be foreseeing the end of the world:

In 100 days, the entire world would fall.

Humans would be near the point of extinction.

Su Lifeng took a large, deep breath upon awakening from this vision: “I need to bust a load to calm down…”

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Sixty Years ago, one middle aged man brought a Qilin that looked like a pug and a mandarin duck that looked exactly like a duck, walking into the Imperial City of the Central Plains for the first time.

He was supposed to die in the academy dungeon.Instead, Earth’s greatest war hero opens his eyes as Velorum’s most hated student—the “villain” everyone expects to be executed by midterms.Swordsmen duel, mages burn, saints bless, tamers command beasts. He, unfortunately, practices the one art people fear most: necromancy. He doesn’t want a throne or revenge; after a lifetime of medals and funerals, he wants something scandalous for a villain—to live well. To laugh after curfew, to taste street food, to keep the friends who chose him alive.But the church wants a heretic, the crown wants a scapegoat, and the academy’s golden hero can’t explain why the “villain” keeps winning.Call him monster, call him traitor—he’ll carve out a life worth living, and smile while he does it.