Global Cataclysm: My Bunker Upgrade Guide
全球灾变：我有地堡升级指南
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 338k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
158Chapters
2.4MReads
63.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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Author, don't just listen to the nonsense of a few starless people. . . Those are the ones who don't spend much money and still like to gush. Most of them read novels silently, and delete them if they feel they are not good. Real old users basically have red stars. If you look at those well-written novel reviews that suddenly change their style, those are the ones who are really reading.
In fact, cultivating a relationship with this woman is your biggest failure. You can just fuck him. But don't lie to him about your feelings.
One of the system tasks actually requires a hostess. This is a failure for me, of course only for me.
An empty street is used to describe a large number of people. The author uses this idiom to describe a small number of people?
Supplies need to be transported by oneself, but the bunker did not consider the transportation problem. . . . Just kidding. . . All depends on moving. . .
It feels good, but what I am worried about now is the situation of accepting people. Personally, I think it is best not to accept people. However, the author can accept people in the system settings, it depends on how the author writes. Personally, I think that even if you hire people, just treat them as employees, it will be less likely to collapse. You can limit the area, and try not to let others notice your abilities (well, this part may be difficult to write). The above are my personal suggestions.
There's nothing wrong with recruiting people. You can change them into tools, but you must have means to ensure loyalty. Also, don't raise uncles, rice bugs or the like.
That one is still well written
1. Keep recruiting random people (this happens no matter how much you know the person, most of the time it happens when writing about women.) 2. All kinds of supplies can be given to strangers casually. If you think you have a system and you are awesome and just give them away casually, then I have no problem with it. At most, I won't read it.
What the hell is this? Aren't robots cool?