Search, Fight and Retreat in the End of the World, but I Have Hex to Strengthen Me

Yin Che traveled to a doomsday world forever shrouded in night. Here, the glorious old civilization has long since fallen apart, the country has perished, history has been lost, and technology has regressed. The surviving humans can only survive in settlements across the wasteland. In order to recover the lost day and for the continuation of civilization, the survivors had to go deep into the ruins of the old civilization again and again to discover those ancient technologies that had been lost long ago. However, these ruins are trapped in the fog and have long become a breeding ground for strange things and monsters. Just when Yin Che complained about why he, as a time traveler, was not bound to the system, three golden cards appeared in front of him. "This is... Hex Enhancement?!" [Apocalyptic Survival + Eternal Night Fog + Diesel Punk + Psychic Training + Hex Card Drawing + Search, Fight, and Escape] The Hex enhancement in the novel includes Teamfight Tactics, Golden Shovel War, Hex Brawl, and some original runes. All Hex has been modified based on the plot. Readers who have not played such games don't have to worry about not understanding it.

A new book by the author of Alien Relic Hunter It's hard to say whether this title is good or bad. Personally, I don't think it attracted much traffic to this book () Generally speaking, it is a story with a doomsday background of soft science fiction + incorporating some Warhammer elements and settings + system enhancement based on Hex. Putting aside the superficial layer of search, fight and retreat, it is actually a copy and dungeon, and settlement is done after the adventure. So far, I have read 220,000 words. The writing is quite interesting. The rhythm, plot, and writing are all on point. The characters are fairly solid. Although there are no particularly surprising parts, I feel that I am still interested in reading and not disgusted. My personal rating is probably between 6.5-7.5. After all, 220,000 words is not a long story. It will depend on how well the author writes after telling the story.

In order to recover the lost day and for the continuation of civilization, the survivors had to go deep into the ruins of the old civilization again and again to discover those ancient technologies that had been lost long ago.