Wasteland: Start by Collecting Monsters to Build a Sanctuary City

Chapter name, I suggest you think about it again! Originally the plot was a bit cliche! Then, by looking at the chapter names of your book, I can tell the general plot! Do you think I'm still interested in subscribing? For example: the plot of your latest chapter is: Dead Rising, you can be more concise, or write a rough name: Crisis. Is this okay?

The Fusion book I followed before was very well written, please update it more.

? ? Author, can't you see my comment? I asked you about the plot of this book and you didn't answer it?

①Features: Scarecrow body, corrupted smell, photosynthetic straw, scorpion skin, vine body, power vine heart, night devil body ②Ability: Vibration perception, plant growth, primary plant control, ground vine thorns, bloodthirsty poison web, vine core space ③Creation: Sand Scorpion Armor, Vine-headed Tyrant Knife, Corpse Dog Sniper Rifle, Virus Potion (reinforced), Night Demon Armor, Bat Wings ⑤Monster: Wall of Thousand Vine, Blood Vine Corpse Tree

Let me ask: After the protagonist collects a monster, how many monster points will he get for killing this monster again? Is it reduced to 1/10? For example: Scarecrow! The first kill is 100, and the kill after inclusion is 10? Or should I say: No points will be given to monsters if they are killed again after being included? It can only be 0 points every day, and those monster points are given fixedly? ? If you have written it, maybe I didn't pay attention and heard that part, please tell me about it.

Chapter 56! It is recommended that you check the story of the fight between the protagonist and the monster: the Vine Skull Man. The protagonist has plant control. The protagonist punches forward and the Vine Skull falls to the ground. Can the monster get up and hit the protagonist back? Why not take advantage of the victory and kill him? Also, why not use plant control to pull the arms or neck of the Vine Skull to block it? Even if the monster is strong, it can still block it, right? When this monster comes charging from behind, you have to take a step, right? Why not control the plant leggings, and then cause the monster to lose control of its balance point and fall to the ground, and then hit the back of the head hard in pursuit of victory! . Why do I associate it with the protagonist's plant control ability? It's because you kept writing about this ability in the previous chapters until the protagonist slowly fumbled his way to the hospital parking lot and ended up fighting monsters, and then flexibly used this ability. It felt bad. Even though I won the battle, it felt a bit difficult to deal with, but why not use my ability to write that easy solution, right? It is recommended that you think more about these details.

The combat power is a bit weak, not because the male protagonist has rapidly improved his strength, but because the male protagonist has improved his strength, but it does show that the strength is not what this level should be. That is to say, the male protagonist's strength has always been fake and empty, and some strengths will be artificially increased according to the author's arrangements. This is evident throughout the book. For example, when I first acquired the skill, it was clearly stated that I could only fire three shots at full strength, but what happened? And when it comes to catching the researcher, the male protagonist can only fly to an altitude of 100 meters, and he can't fly for long. He can still catch up with the woman, and so on. There are also things like forgetting to bury pits, and suddenly having to spend points to get servant beasts.

Develop the population, subordinates and industries, and make them unique. I want to see beautiful women, but I'm tired of having too many men.

A good system, well written it can become a fairy grass

The update is too slow, the number of words is too small and the content is not fattening. Please recommend some books due to the shortage of books.