In the Pseudo-apocalypse, Start with the School Beauty to Survive in the Dormitory!

The protagonist is alive and well without Goldfinger. It's not difficult. I don't know why many people died.

I was a little helpless. There was a shortage of food. Instead of searching in the neighbors, I had to go through the playground to the opposite building to search. The first time I was accompanied by someone near the so-called underground supermarket, so I just took a backpack and left with supplies. What about the second time? What's the meaning? 😓

The performance of the physical dummy's combat power: it was sprayed with a shotgun and only staggered; the girl chopped it with a machete, and the wound was three centimeters deep; it was hit by a tower crossbow arrow, but it did not die; the protagonist, an ordinary person, wrestled with it and pushed it out.

Although the logic is a bit lacking, the writing and character creation are quite good.

Isn't this a game? The name seems to be called Searching for Pseudoman

Pseudo-human blood is black. When the survivors arrive, you can tell them by just making a small cut.

This book is really good. I saw someone in the comment section saying that the protagonist could survive without Goldfinger, and why he didn't just search around and risk his life by going to the supermarket. I can answer this first. 1. The biggest advantage of the protagonist in the early stage is the troll. With one step at a time, the protagonist has surpassed most people. Just like the counterfeiters and the rebels, it is most likely that he took over the official hot weapon and developed it. Without the troll, it would be difficult for the protagonist to survive in the early stage. If you want to say it is a golden finger, it is luck. 2. Why not search around and search supermarkets. It has been clearly stated at the beginning that the surroundings have changed. Every remaining room is a safe house. If you want to obtain resources from it, you can only break into other people's safe houses first, including supermarkets, which are also larger safe houses. This is mentioned in the original text, and it is also the first gold the protagonist obtains. What follows is my personal experience. It's hard to agree on. Some people may not like this kind of novel, but for me personally it's really to my liking. From a four-person dormitory with a shabby little door to a sixth-level room, from waiting for the reward to be settled every day, to killing dummies, entities, and contact anomalies, to the destruction of area B, and the struggle for hegemony in area C. In fact, it is not like a modern cool novel about cutting grass, nor like a suffering novel about struggling at the bottom. If I really find a sentence to describe it, I can only say that the protagonist is a lucky man who is bolder. If he wants to survive, everyone is not right or wrong, but they just have different positions. Then I was quite worried about where I could write this book. If this apocalypse is divided into segments, the survival chapter at the beginning, the development chapter at the end, and now the struggle for hegemony, and I guess the next one is the invasion chapter, and then the journey on the abnormal road, the hegemony chapter, the race for hegemony, and the finale. I don't know where I can write it.