Survive Corruption

The plot is still good, and there are many flaws. Take anonymity as an example. The protagonist will be anonymous, and everyone else will have their real names without thinking. And the repeated mention of anonymity makes me feel very awkward.

It's a lone wolf trying to survive again, and that's just a lone wolf with big tricks. Even those who are not big are still lone wolves. If you don't form a team first to quickly accumulate resources and ensure safety in the early stage, when the disaster comes, you will have to survive the disaster with difficulty, right?

Everyone else is organized, but he is a lone wolf, but no one is going to steal the house.

**, this chapter is really rubbish. It was written by Mr. Xu into a big boos. In the face of the threat of death, internal fighting is okay. The leader of the area does not know any rewards. Everyone has killed each other. The protagonist finally got the first place and made a dark key. He opened a new map and has not yet explored it. Mr. Xu and the others have learned about it without the key. , The first one is of no use, but survival in the apocalypse is not like this. It's not that only a few people can live, and others will die. It is obvious that the rotten people in the second stage have no solution, and there is also a lot of internal fighting. Master Xu can control several corrupted creatures even if he is awesome. They can kill super corrupted creatures one by one. Can't they escape if they can't do it? There are rotten people all over the map. Which of the infinitely evolved ones is more threatening and which one is awesome? I really don't understand the author's logic.

Why, membership is limited and free. It's been a week. Saw it many times.

A person's power is limited, and the protagonist has the only ability to purify food. Do you know what this means? Is there any point in publishing it anonymously?

Very good! This book is my treasure📚😘😘😘. The only drawback is that the updates are too few and too slow!

In a crisis-ridden apocalyptic world, few existing humans cooperate sincerely, and they will punish their opponents to death at every turn, and kill them if they don't obey. Haha, wouldn't the result be total annihilation?

The protagonist's brain is not fully developed and his cerebellum is completely underdeveloped.

It's okay, but the author's way of describing it makes me uncomfortable. Descriptions in this way are very frequent, and one extra chapter appears three or four times.