I Have an RV in the Apocalypse

The author has already written that Xie Wan is a slave, why do you want to save his sister? A slave should behave like a slave and listen to his master.

Isn't it normal to see women being fucked in the last days? You strike once you see it, and you say you kill the bad guy? Are you the Holy Mother? Do you want to be a messenger of justice? If you didn't have a system, do you guarantee that you wouldn't be like that? Little white text. . .

It's pure abuse of the boss. At the beginning, all the level 10 zombies appeared.

Two women are sleeping on the bed, and you are sleeping on the sofa. You are not the master, you are just a *

To be honest, I quite like reading apocalyptic articles, but to be honest, this resume, the male protagonist smiled coldly, I want it all. . . I'm really speechless, my mentality is broken. It's true, it's a little silly. The author really needs to revise the introduction. It's really a bit poisonous.

In fact, I think the protagonist is like a maid. The system is his master, and those women are his second masters. The protagonist works hard just to let his masters enjoy a better life.

There is a system that is not as awesome as others, and you are played almost every day, and your brain is not so good that you, the protagonist, have been plotted against you how many times? Are you really going to forcefully create a crisis? You obviously have the ability to kill subway zombies before you see it, but you don't have to wait until you are almost killed to make it look like you have a narrow escape. How about using it when you are filming Ultraman? Don't you wait until the energy is low to increase your attack?

The protagonist is always beaten to death, then explodes, possessed by Ultraman, and all kinds of inexplicable enemies.

When setting the opponent's abilities, it's too buggy. Every time there are all kinds of super powers, as well as buggy abilities like teleporter and telekinesis. Are there no conditions for obtaining mental power? You can get it casually. The protagonist can encounter it almost every time. There are also copying, ruthless suppression, etc. Is it possible that there is no limit to such buggy abilities? Copying can only copy one ability, and then it will be overwritten in the copy, which is also invincible. You can copy whichever you want, and then copy it back when it is used up. Although ruthless suppression will be suppressed by the protagonist's car, does this kind of ability not have a suppression limit? Your level 1 ability can suppress my level 10 ability. Isn't it too naughty? Copying is also the same. Electronic paralysis and so on. As soon as the protagonist gets the Mark Armor, he encounters a restrained one. Isn't this setting too coincidental? What seems reasonable is simply not reasonable.

The good slave suddenly turned into a mistress.