LifeAfter: Tenfold Critical Hits

I want to write that after traveling to tomorrow with memories, I become a waste who needs to be kicked out of a territory. The lord of the territory robs the protagonist's gold-worshiping girlfriend, and then the lord drives the protagonist away. The protagonist is in the 101 Autonomous Region, which is a place that has not entered the territory. Then he suddenly finds that this place is very familiar, and then builds a house. Then the protagonist has a lottery system. You can draw for example, backpack wireless, get ten times the supplies, instant production and other talents, wireless bullets, durability Wireless, the tower defense equipment in Counter War or Counter War can be used to arm the three roads where zombies may come in. The house is the core, refer to Counter War, and then you can pick up girls and bring them to your home to protect them. No men are needed. The 101 base is two kilometers away. Then you can draw the energy wireless talent, so that you can keep replenishing the energy of the tower defense equipment of Counter War, and then activate the red alert system after killing a hundred zombies, so that you can attack later.

Thirteenth Village, expressing his nostalgia for the time when the fourth-level transfer station was demolished by **uzi

11 Village passed by, fully equipped and charged ** yuan

This has the same name as my buddy

It feels pretty good! ^ω^, It's rare for me to write such a good article about a game√, I've decided, I'm going to pursue it!!

4 Villages pass by, is there anyone better than me?

Is there a mistake in the introduction? Isn't a double critical hit double damage? Shouldn't a ten times critical hit be 20 times damage?

Commentary on Chapter 19, Long Meiyu's Invitation, of "The Day After Tomorrow: Ten Times Critical Strike" written by Flying Thirteen.

I just wrote this book. If you are interested, you can read it. If you don't take the introduction seriously, just read the content. It is a book about the protagonist who travels to a time after his name.

Commentary on Chapter 2, The First Weapon, "The Day After Tomorrow: Ten Times Critical Strike" written by Flying Thirteen.