The Doomsday Flame King's Natural Disaster System

It can be found that the protagonist has not killed anyone yet, and there is no description or plot about the evil of human nature in the apocalypse. Instead, they are stories of actively facing difficulties, brave fighting, sacrifice, and responsibility. This is a bit unlike the apocalypse. Maybe it's just the early stages of the apocalypse, and it hasn't reached the point of despair yet. The author of Little Evil hasn't written it, and I guess the plot of Big Evil hasn't developed yet. In short, how can apocalyptic literature highlight the shining points of human nature without using the ugliness of human nature? I hope the author can do a good job of balancing it, and the code is hard work, so come on!

The rebirth novel has an advantage. The protagonist can predict the enemy's opportunities, seize them first, take away resources and treasures that should belong to others, and expand his own advantages like a snowball. But fate is so magical. If the protagonist has always been able to gain an advantage by relying on the memory of his previous life and everything is under his control, does that mean that the protagonist's rebirth has not changed the mainstream of fate? If the fate of destruction cannot be changed, is there any meaning to everything the protagonist does? Is this what the protagonist in this book had in mind when he took great risks to publish the guide? Want to change more things and make the trajectory of destiny more elusive? If a lot of what could happen is changed, can the protagonist still gain the advantage of being reborn?

What's wrong with not killing people? Only killing people is called the end of the world? First, killing people is a waste of time. It can be seen that the process of the end of the world is accelerating, and everything is done quickly. Second, how many episodes can they survive based on a group of inexperienced rookies letting them go? The third and most important point is that the apocalyptic crisis is not only caused by zombies and the like, but also by the population. How can we reproduce the offspring when there are no more people? The apocalyptic guide is still necessary. The butterfly effect.

I think it's pretty good. The main character is not the Virgin (I think). How many chapters are added in a day? Come on! Stop being a eunuch!

Wow, I saw the question of whether the protagonist should kill or not. If you look carefully, you can see that except for zombies, no one of the same kind has been killed so far. This may be one of the reasons why the protagonist feels a bit like a virgin. Then who will be the first person to kill in this life?

This is the third good book I've encountered since I got into apocalyptic novels, and I hope I won't write it down.

Very good, no sloppiness, just a little bit poisonous (not counting)

The book is very nice, Clear and organized. Finally, I hope this book becomes a hit. Come on, Ollie! ! !

Show it off, author, come on, you are getting better and better!

At the beginning, I was reborn and knew that the end was coming, so I just told my family and friends. I told them everywhere and posted them on the Internet. I was very good at it. My writing was not good. I can actually write all the above without any problem, but the author's writing is not so good. If a troll sees what you write, it will make you doubt your life. Hey, the subject matter is good, but I can't stand it, it's a bit toxic.