
I Signed In and Got a Base Vehicle, Only to Encounter a Horde of Devourers
开局签到基地车,遭遇噬极兽大军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 492k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
212Chapters
2.7MReads
91.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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Brothers, stop scolding me. I will publish a real explosive book in a while and directly promote the lighthouse world. This author has really wasted a good subject.
It doesn't look good at all. Pretending to be a pig even though you have absolute strength is tantamount to SB.
I regret that I scanned and wasted the rewards. The plot is really not that good. There is a red policeman who still cares about the lighthouse. Turn in the civilians and directly carry out an armed raid. It's over. What kind of conspiracy is there? One thousand mobilization troops combined with five hundred American soldiers and two hundred SEALs went up to the lighthouse. The city defense army on the lighthouse is a piece of shit. They have already beaten their relatives and disowned them.
Isn't it good to simply rule with an army, and then go back to being a slave?
It's really outrageous for the commander of the Farming Storm Troops style to return to the lighthouse. It would be better to keep growing and then violently push the opponent.
I entered the book based on the title and introduction, but after reading three pictures and seeing that the protagonist was going back to the lighthouse, I felt something was wrong. Then I decided to read the reviews, and it turned out to be exactly what I expected.
To be honest, the protagonist is like a kid who has not grown up. He has high vision but low hand, and is a typical example of being addicted to talents. After reading a few chapters, he no longer wants to read. The reason for revenge is too ridiculous. . In Linglong's worldview, people who go looking for supplies always keep their heads in their belts. Do they want to annihilate the whole army by pulling an oil bottle?
Even though he was sick, he also joined the Lighthouse, a plan he came up with in his head.
Why do you go back and do it when you have a base? You can just do it after you develop it.
Why are you going back? What the hell