That year, space and time went haywire, and strange phenomena appeared in the sky. Electronic devices around the world announced that the apocalypse was coming.
When it arrived, creatures from another world would invade, and Blue Star would become a battleground for their survival.
Lin Hao awakened the Tomorrow Simulator.
[Tomorrow, 7:00: Creatures from another world run rampant. You stay indoors.]
[7:30: Zombies smash the windows in front, while a woman cries for help behind you.]
[8:00: A female ghost breaks in, and you are drained of your yang energy...]
[Simulation over. The Host must change reality to receive rewards.]
Lin Hao jolted awake. With the simulator, he could learn what would happen the next day and prepare in advance.
He could also bring all kinds of equipment, abilities, experience, and other rewards into reality.
After countless simulations, Lin Hao avoided the disasters awaiting him the next day, time and time again.
During the final battle against the otherworldly forces, humanity discovered that Lin Hao had taken down every boss all by himself.
Although I haven't read this book for a long time, I feel like it's in the second grade. There are too many chapters about Xiaotong, and there's a bit of a Madonna. It doesn't look like what the apocalypse should be at all, and the plot logic isn't very good either.
I keep looking for Xiaotong. This Xiaotong is a failure. It's really annoying.
The sentence "Xiaotong, wait for me" poisoned me to death!
What is written here? The plot is confusing and unreasonable!
Maybe the author has something to explain to his girlfriend? But it makes me feel quite uncomfortable.