world war two survivors stories

The title of the book is misleading. It takes 200 chapters before the pillars arrive. Over two thrids of the book the main character is prepping for doomsday or gathering survivors.

I confess that I have high expectations for this work, an author who does not just follow the ready-made formula of other cultivation stories, who does not create a generic protagonist. The protagonists he creates are survivors of a cruel world and act as a conscious being would act if they lived in such a world.

Starts out great for the first few 100 chapters, then the war starts and the story drags on and on and on. It's like the story before the war, and when the war starts, are two separate stories. It starts as a system/business story then becomes a space/war drama. There's also a lot of fluff and overly detailed writing that breaks away from the main story, making a decent chapter stretch to two or even three chapters. Very disappointed in the direction the story is taking. This arc will probably last hundreds of more chapters unless there's a time skip, because the war will last for years.

If you do not understand how to start the purge with a nuclear war, the MC could make it appear that the terrorists created an AI that destroys the world and succeeds in provoking war, the destruction of 90% of humanity, but in reality the What caused it was the MC and nobody will ever know, and at that moment where there is radiation in the whole world, the MC appears by means of a robot where he says that he is the savior IA and takes them to a shelter that I build so that the survivors take refuge (the MC reaches them comity through the robots), the MC has everything prepared, while the humanity is in the shelters of the subsoil, the MC is on the surface and builds a great perfect empire, waiting for his body to develop .