The Flood That Destroyed the World, I Built a Peach Garden on Top of Duckweeds

At the beginning of a doomsday survival novel, the protagonist who travels through time and cheats is arranged to team up with beautiful women. This is a bit too hasty! We should first write about the protagonist's solo survival and develop cheats. The duckweed base is almost complete. After the protagonist has some ability to protect himself, he can then arrange teammates. If he has no self-protection ability in the early stage, he should avoid humans when encountering them!

Generally speaking, it is good, and sometimes the poisonous points are slightly poisonous, but what hinders me from reading is the common problem of this kind of novel. In any novel written with this kind of global doomsday background, our country's government army seems to have done nothing and has always been passively beaten or invaded. Other countries can always find trouble for us at the first time. Are they so well-planned and able to assemble their forces at the first time? Don't forget, when all the countries in the world faced natural disasters in recent years, only we in China were able to mobilize responses and take practical measures as soon as possible. In terms of efficiency and collective consciousness, which country can compare with us? Therefore, every time I see this kind of disregard of facts in order to highlight the role of the protagonist, I'm sorry, no matter how well written it is, it can only be out

Our aircraft carrier's maritime strength was still suppressed by the Japanese in the early stage? Are you afraid that if you want to be successful, you must first act like a dog?

Read more than a hundred chapters: (The end of the world when the sea submerges the land) 1: The duckweed at the beginning can float 70 kilograms per square centimeter after strengthening. 2: When trading with others, the other person had a bad idea, and he killed the other person with a pistol (because the author wrote that there were not enough bullets) and continued the transaction. The other person offered five kilograms of fish, and he increased the price to ten kilograms (the transaction was to exchange trees for fish meat/piranha, the author's reason is that he has eaten human beings) 3: After our twenty-odd ships (not a team, it should be said that they are all single ships) together defeated the five large ships of the Magpie Kingdom, all the captains were captured by another base captain alone after gathering (the single captain was a fire-based superpower). He released a skill once and injured one person. In the idiot plot, even if the captain of a big ship is not a superpower, he will arrange for superpowers to protect him, and when there is danger when going out, more than twenty captains can easily be ganged up on.

All the poisonous points in the front were dealt with, but after joining the aircraft carrier, there was no distinction between priority and priority. Because he taught the exercises, he directly became the master of the aircraft carrier captain, and everyone in the back was called master. The three captains immediately became yes men, and their IQs dropped directly to 0, which is even more outrageous. It's about a person who doesn't understand aeronautics and astronauts teaching astronauts how to operate it. The more I watch it, the more brainless I feel. I feel that everyone's IQ drops all the way when they come into contact with the protagonist. The subject matter is very good and very attractive, but all these messy things make it look different. You say the protagonist wants to fight for hegemony, but he doesn't care about anything. You say he doesn't want to fight for hegemony. He also takes three captains as apprentices. They were floating well in the water, but now they have a countdown to the end of the world, and the IQ of all the supporting characters has dropped. It was normal at the beginning, but later they all turned into yes-men.

I really like the setting of Duckweed Continent during the flood, and the description of the cooperation between the aircraft carrier base and Taoyuan base and the confrontation between various countries is also very exciting. But after the merger of the two bases, no matter how wise and powerful the others were in the past, they all had to listen to the male protagonist in everything, including the three captains. All decisions had to be made by the male protagonist. Even the act of asking the astronauts to carry mobile phones had to be proposed by the male protagonist. Even if the male protagonist's identity was forcibly elevated, others could not be made brainless.

I don't understand why there are so many women in the beginning of this eunuch article because it doesn't accept women.

It's so toxic, I miss women so much, women appear in the first 5 pictures

I originally thought it was about surviving a post-apocalyptic flood. The protagonist had a system with more resources than others and lived a better life than others. But within a few chapters, superpowers appeared? After a few chapters, an app appeared that everyone has, so the survivors put the number of words in the chat, and then the more they wrote about the protagonist, the more fw they got. Every passerby could be fed and clothed, and the superpowers were even more popular. Then the protagonist also used his broken system to slowly upgrade, and everyone was living a modern life. The protagonist was still trying to survive in the wilderness. The more I looked at it, the more strange it became who is the protagonist? Those who have a system are worse than the supporting characters, but if there is no system, wouldn't you just burp in the first chapter?

The protagonist is really good, how many of them are there now? Then his strength has not improved, and the other captains have improved, but he is still standing still, and the water temperature is too harsh.