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There are only two kinds of existence left in the world: the remaining humans and the monsters of a new civilization. The protagonist becomes the pinnacle of existence: he can decide the direction of the world, but the ultimate question is: should humanity continue to exist?
Monsters have completely spiraled out of control, and the world is collapsing. Cities have fallen, and order has vanished. The protagonist is nearing his "ultimate form": he can control lower-level monsters and even influence human consciousness. But a problem arises: he is becoming increasingly unlike a human.
The worldview is completely opened: monsters are not mutations, but products of human creation. A secret organization is exposed: they create "monster genes" with the goal of creating the perfect life form. The protagonist discovers that he is a "successful experimental subject."
The monsters begin to differentiate: the out-of-control type (purely hunters) and the evolved type (retaining consciousness). Humanity forms a "purge force" to hunt them down. The protagonist becomes a target: humans want to kill him, monsters want to devour him. He is forced to choose: become the hunter, or the prey?
When bizarre killings began occurring in the city, people initially thought it was just a series of cases. Until the surveillance cameras captured that moment—"People are turning into monsters."
After the third season, the world was either rebooted or "purified." But the fourth season revealed a more brutal truth—it was never over.
At the end of season two, the protagonist devours the core and evolves into "Z-Prime." The world falls silent—not because it has been saved, but because it has been taken over. By season three, the real questions are just beginning: when you become the rules themselves, are you still "human"?
At the end of the first season, the protagonist was confirmed as "successful sample Z-01." By the second season, he finally realized—this apocalypse was never out of control from the beginning, but rather a pre-designed selection process.
When the apocalypse struck, human society collapsed overnight—the virus spread, cities fell, and survivors fled in all directions. The protagonist awakens to find himself transformed into a zombie. But unlike other monsters, he retains consciousness, memories, and even emotions. He is neither human nor entirely a monster. He is an "abnormal existence" caught between two worlds.
He was just an ordinary person in the real world, until one day—he "woke up" in a novel. Even more absurdly, he wasn't the protagonist. Not the villain. Not even a supporting character. He was merely a "background character" who could be erased from the plot at any moment.
At the end of the first season, the protagonist shattered the "ascension portal" with a single punch, only to discover a higher-dimensional "control layer." By the second season, he finally understood—the world of cultivation was nothing more than a meticulously designed "breeding ground for monsters."
This is a typical "cultivation world," where the strong are revered and the weak are as insignificant as ants. Numerous sects stand tall, and geniuses vie for supremacy, all striving with everything they have to break through their cultivation levels and ascend to immortality.
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