Global Apocalypse: I Draw Ten at a Time

To some extent, the combat power collapsed at the beginning. The protagonist is like this. How can ordinary people survive?

After reading the introduction, you probably know that the protagonist is invincible and ordinary people cannot survive.

After reading it, I found that the protagonist is invincible. Neither ordinary people nor military warriors can defeat monsters. Only a few supporting characters can. Then the protagonist starts the road of Long Aotian. He looks calm and cold on the surface, but in fact he has been running a harem.

Except for the protagonist, this lottery system is of no use to anyone else. Tell me, novice monsters are so powerful, how can ordinary people beat them? The primary lottery is flashy but not very useful. Author, can you tell me how many people in the world can collect 100 magic energy, and how many people in Asia and China can collect 100 magic energy. The least you can do is rely on luck in the lottery, don't grade it, and give ordinary people some strength to survive.

What we are reading is a novel, so it's good enough. Moreover, this novel is much better than most. It has an outline and is not written blindly. It's not Holy Mother, so that's enough. I've read 7 or 8 Feilu, and it's pretty good here.

The human beings you wrote about, author, simply cannot survive.

Only a pistol with reinforced bullets and a soldier can withstand the lowest level monsters. How can ordinary people withstand monsters that can attack from a distance and climb stairs? If you don't go out and wait to be opened, going out without food is not just seeking death.

It's true that there are many in the book. They are used at every turn, regardless of the occasion or context. It makes my head hurt to read them.

Slow pace is unacceptable in Feilu. Not much fun.

When does an underground shelter card appear?