A Doomsday Journey Beginning with Resident Evil

What do you think if they are all gringos?

Let's not talk about the poor writing. The first chapter is full of poison. As soon as I met Jill when I went out, I started licking it. I even directly told Jill what you want others to think about zombies. Even if the protagonist likes Jill, it won't be like this. Nothing will happen to Jill in a short time. Whether others die or not is none of your business. Anyway, they are foreigners.

Feilu, don't you want me to continue spending on Feilu platform? Control reviews, don't let me post comments, lock me in a dark room, I spend money to read books, can't I make some comments, can't I say something wrong with the author's writing, we readers don't raise the author's problems, can the author improve, can he improve his writing level, can the author become a platinum god, Feilu, are you drifting, thinking that you are good, readers are not important, or do you think we readers are begging to spend money in Feilu. You control reviews like this and don't allow comments to be posted. What's the point of shutting down a small black room? Can it help the author improve? Can the author find his own problems? Can it improve the author's writing skills? Can the quality of Feilu's books be made better and better? Can it make Feilu more and more valuable? If you continue like this, you will only lose me.

I'm a little busy at the moment, but I'll be able to update normally tomorrow.

Why can't it strengthen and strengthen the body when it's all about technology?

To be honest, the front is pretty good, but the more you get to the back! The protagonist becomes more cowardly and incompetent when he meets a woman. He bullies him no matter what. It is really his lower body that determines his thinking! The feeling of being a superior player at the beginning is completely gone. It's not like he can't beat me or he's incompetent. The protagonist is embarrassed when he takes a peek, is stunned when he is kicked away, runs back after being used to vent his anger, etc. Is it so annoying?

The protagonist has a harem, and the girl clearly confesses her love, and they send her to the everyday world to wait for her to finish college before she declares her love again. Isn't this poisonous? Aren't you afraid of giving away female plots? If a woman who worked hard to save the apocalyptic world fell in love in the everyday world, wouldn't it be a trap? It would be better not to save it! So, what's going on with Saya?!

One, treat them differently. It seems that no matter how ordinary people in every world, including the original protagonist, threaten, insult, or provoke the protagonist, the protagonist will simply teach him a lesson and be over. The most cruel time I felt was when I beat Dale at the beginning of the Iron-Blooded World. After being racially abused and insulted, he only fired two shots in the leg. There will be no follow-up. It looked quite unpleasant. When it comes to dealing with villains, even if they have nothing to do with the protagonist, the protagonist not only comes to visit them on his own initiative, but also kills them all, which is particularly ruthless. Although there is a reason for this, because you have to sign in next to the corpse of the villain. But even if there is such a reason, I still feel a bit weird.

One second he said that in the last days there was no need for sympathy and more cruelty to the Japanese, and the next second he was sending weapons to the villa of Saya's father. Absolutely, I've killed you.

**, The cowardice of some Chinese people will never change. Even if they write a crappy novel and you are so cowardly, I guess you won't resist if someone kills your parents.