Global Survival: Growing Peas in the Apocalypse

After giving in, it's the end of the world and you still raise a bunch of idle people for nothing. It's so arrogant. . .

I don't know what these people are hired for, so I don't see any use. The women didn't sign the agreement. Really, the world is so beautiful.

Apart from anything else, it's weird that men sign contracts but women don't.

But the last few chapters before it is released make people feel that the protagonist is another one who can't walk when he sees a woman. I don't want to say anything else. Originally, you asked your subordinates to make transactions, but those transactions were not made for several days in a row. Then you want to write the protagonist to be more generous, but regarding other transactions, the protagonist is so harsh, and there are so many things about it that I have forgotten about the protagonist, and I just can't see the use of giving him such a big cheat. It's the same situation when it develops but doesn't develop much, upgrades and doesn't do much upgrading and training. It also gives the protagonist a small world. Then what?

Except for the protagonist, there seems to be no possibility for anyone else to survive. The further back, the realm system, weapons, skills, and food, except for the protagonist, everyone else seems to have no way to obtain them on a large scale. So how do so many ordinary people in the military survive, especially the one with the highest ranking? Low, there are rankings but no rewards. If a man wants to sign a contract, he signs it. The woman says that she can tell he is not a bad person. There is also the copy. If weapons of mass destruction are used, then the military personnel themselves don't know whether they can survive. The set attack distance of the plants is not reasonable at all, and the monsters' weaknesses are outrageous.

The post-apocalyptic setting is a fusion of horror games, and the plants themselves are much higher than the combat power of the current game. I saw some drama behind it, and lost the sense of immersion. I gritted my teeth and saw the upgrade to level 5 shelter. I couldn't understand how hard it was for a cheater to do it. What should others do?

Aren't women going to sign a master-servant contract? What's more, it's not pornographic

Whether it is the world setting or the protagonist's behavior, the author's description lacks basic logic. If the author wants a world where only the elite remain and ordinary people die, then the setting where food and water sources are contaminated is feasible. But it is impossible for a large number of ordinary people to survive! First of all, there won't be enough boxes for everyone to open, and the things that can be opened from the boxes are also very random, and you can't just get them if you want food. The amount of food that can be dispensed cannot be large enough to be given away to anyone except family members, so ordinary people will die in large numbers. As for ordinary people being able to save gold coins by killing zombies... There are too many people in sub-healthy conditions, especially in post-apocalyptic cities, where ordinary people have no superpowers and basically can only wait for the army to rescue them. The protagonist has obtained the plant, but apart from attacking the plant, anyone who gets it can use other things. Can the protagonist still have a flower pot at home? If someone were to shoot someone coldly, or even a sniper, the novel would basically be over. How dare you take in a man? Admire!

My son Wang Teng has the appearance of an emperor!

Commentary on Chapter 7 of the book "National Survival: I Plant Peas in the End of the World" written by Lost Stargazing. "I made money, asking for flowers."