Wasteland Gunslinger, I Have Infinite Superimposed Attacks

At the beginning, I just wanted to move my favorite gunner profession to the apocalyptic environment of the wasteland in the style of a game character to see what kind of strange chemical reactions can be produced. After thinking about it, I have the core of the story of the wasteland gun god.

There are too many deliberate elements in the plot of the novel, deliberately making it difficult for readers to ignore the problem! First, when the mutant rats were in danger at the beginning, the good brothers just gave up and ran away together with all the teenagers without having any individual conversations with the good brothers. Secondly, there is obviously a system backpack that can collect guns and ammunition, and the protagonist has "at least" collected two guns before, and then escaped after killing ant eggs. After obtaining the system magazine, the protagonist actually has no guns? Did you just throw the gun away instead of putting it in your backpack after using it? I also threw two handfuls! Is this plot arrangement appropriate? Third, I picked up the corpse backpack of the previous camp leader and got a good gun and a medical kit, but I didn't get any money. Is this appropriate? Is it possible that other guards touched the bag in advance and only took the money, leaving behind the good guns and medical kits worth thousands? The plot is purely designed to make the protagonist run out of money and have no money. Fourth, the book states that there are a large number of refugees outside the city, and they can kill people for fun without any responsibility. When the protagonist goes to the city, he encounters several gangsters who are involved in human trafficking. They keep an eye on the obviously penniless protagonist, but they don't go out of the city to catch homeless people and sell them for money. Why is this? Is this plot arrangement appropriate? The protagonist has to pay a high price to rent a broken gun that is not worth a thousand yuan, and then the gang confirms that the protagonist is a fat sheep. How to determine? Is it the relatively makeshift clothes worn by the main character in the picture? Fifth, how is the additional attack power in the protagonist's attributes reflected? Are there any guns that have no offensive power? There are also many details that are poorly handled. For example, when the protagonist confronts the gangster for the first time, he sees the gangster through the door, and then chooses to shoot at the door. I thought that he must kill an enemy anyway, but the result is that he simply knocks down the door with the gun. Then write that the enemy is stunned. At this time, the protagonist is prepared and attacks first and the enemy is still stunned. If he fights three ordinary gang members, the protagonist only fires one shot and starts to use skills to avoid the enemy's counterattack. Is this appropriate? Also, the protagonist gets more than 20 attribute points when he upgrades. Why not add more points? Keep it for appreciation?

It has the flavor of a novel from 20 years ago. How should I put it? It's watchable, but not very good. It's better than average. Consider it the bottom of the big coaster.

So good so far, keep up the good work

He has a cold heart, and he doesn't feel the same without his little friend who is supporting him.

Not bad, keep updating, hurry, hurry, hurry!

Come on, the rhythm is okay, thank you to the author for your hard work