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The Fourth Natural Disaster [LitRpg/Sci-fi]

The Fourth Natural Disaster [LitRpg/Sci-fi]

by Nyahooo

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Jiang Ze inherited all the authority of the cosmic wonder "Apocalypse." Using Apocalypse as a server, he summoned his companions from Azure Star to become light-energy warriors. Thus, an evil force was added to the universe. The strategist command team: The enemy is a bunch of brainless natives; this space war is in the bag. The silly gamer: True friendship is when you're an idiot for years, and I'll never abandon you. The tower defense gamer: The swarm of insects is coming again! Defend Jiang Ze! Quickly assemble the battle formation! Missile launchers, lithographic arrays, mortars, drop grenades! If even one monster gets through, I'll admit defeat!! Starfield civilization: What? There's a race that can fight the insectoids head-on? What? Even the demonic civilization was shattered by them? What? We've become their vassal race?! Say that again!!!

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