My Years in the Wasteland

🚀Science Fiction/Evolutionary Mutation🚀Serializing~ The end of the world, blood. 📆Enter on 2021.07.05 (Monday)

Recommendation index: 3.5 Stars Category: Seedling Support Doomsday writing, with system. It is the familiar routine of fighting monsters in the doomsday wasteland and saving humanity from extinction after death. The system is also familiar with the mode of saving points to buy equipment and props, but the design of the points as lemon values ​​is still a bit interesting. Generally speaking, it is a qualified system-style doomsday novel with no missing elements. Fans can read it. What I want to complain about is the way of death at the beginning. The licking dog was humiliated and committed suicide by the haenyeo in front of his face. This was a bit... Did the promised licking last until the end? Tentatively scheduled for January

[Author's Recommendation] A novel that I don't feel has much of its own characteristics. The main content is that after the protagonist travels to a different world, he discovers that his predecessor committed suicide due to a broken love. Then when the protagonist went out, he was hit by a car of his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. After being buried alive, he used system evolution to enhance his strength and successfully took revenge. I've read about ten chapters of the opening. It's basically a very traditional waste material start. The protagonist counterattacks from a waste material to a master, and then starts pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. This kind of start is indeed relatively ordinary. As for the subsequent plot, I personally feel that the behavioral logic of the protagonist's lower-class classmates is indeed a bit strange. The strange thing is that the place where the protagonist is located is a place with very strict racial hierarchy, and lower-class people cannot offend superior people. In this case, as an ordinary low-class person who has been oppressed for so long, it stands to reason that it should not be because the protagonist said "low-class people are not sword people" and successfully ignited the spark of resistance to class, but should be a little foreshadowing first. At the same time, the previous one followed the semi-invincible upgrading style. When it came to this plot, the protagonist initially retreated and did not resist, which was a bit wretched. But after the protagonist stood up and resisted, he suddenly became a bit passionate. After changing three modes within ten chapters, there was an obvious conflict between the previous and later painting styles, which is indeed a bit unsatisfactory. But on the other hand, the protagonist's complete body after evolution is an inhuman existence. Ordinary people will definitely call him "monster" when he sees it. Personally, I think this is quite interesting. Friends who like it can give it a try~

Recommendation index:⭐⭐⭐⭐ Novel:⭐⭐⭐ To be honest, I was not interested in clicking into it at all. That sucks. After hesitating twice, I decided to take a look. It's unexpected after watching it, it's okay. The protagonist kills decisively. In a post-apocalyptic world, the danger does not come from the outside world, but more from the sinister and evil nature of the human heart. The world is well created. At least after reading it, I didn't like the world very much, just like the protagonist. The writing is also okay, most likely invincible. Pretending is not too stiff. Young grass. Worth watching.