Wang Ping traveled to the post-apocalyptic world with the red alert system, relying on the various soldiers he summoned to fight against the ubiquitous zombies and mutated creatures.
While others were still struggling to survive, Wang Ping had no worries about food and drink. With dozens of tanks and nearly a thousand soldiers, he established a stable base. The Getter cannon at the entrance of the base blocked thousands of zombies.
When the leaders of other major forces were betrayed and died unexpectedly, Wang Ping had countless red police soldiers who dared to sacrifice everything for him. Any strong man who dared to swing a knife at him was turned into his follower by Yuri.
Conscripts, M soldiers, anti-aircraft armored troops, Kirov airships, Black Hawk fighter jets, radiation engineers, Crazy Ivan, Prism tanks, Apocalypse tanks, nuclear bomb silos, chrono warriors, mind controllers, chrono controllers, weather controllers, replication centers, the units and buildings in Red Alert will all be presented in reality.
In this desperate apocalyptic era, Wang Ping built an indestructible shelter and became a place that all humans yearn for.
Reader comments
Do you have any thoughts on joining red alert three and mmd units? Like in Mental Omega, or in Corona?
There is a problem with the basic settings. It's too easy to obtain troop units, and the units all have unlimited ammunition. The zombies are slightly weaker, but they rely on fighting to support the endless supply of fighting. As long as the protagonist has some advantage, it will snowball and expand infinitely. Your corpses are being killed all the time, but my good brothers are constantly coming.
This kind of sequence where the protagonist is defeated and then draws high-tech counter-attacks is enough once or twice, but only three things can happen. Kirov's Space Soldier Apocalypse is all drawn in moments of crisis. It could obviously be written that the protagonist first draws high-tech and uses it at the critical moment to turn the tide of the battle, but it must be written that the protagonist is full of confidence and is killed by someone, and then relies on the protagonist's aura to forcibly draw high-tech to counterattack.
My data comes from Red Alert MOD Mental Omega and is for reference only. Don't spray if you don't like it
The writing and plot are pretty good. After reading 30 chapters, I realized there are only 55 chapters. . .
Do you have any thoughts on joining red alert three and mmd units? Like in Mental Omega, or in Corona? There is a problem with the basic settings. It's too easy to obtain troop units, and the units all have unlimited ammunition. The zombies are slightly weaker, but they rely on fighting to support the endless supply of fighting. As long as the protagonist has some advantage, it will snowball and expand infinitely. Your corpses are being killed all the time, but my good brothers are constantly coming. This kind of sequence where the protagonist is defeated and then draws high-tech counter-attacks is enough once or twice, but only three things can happen. Kirov's Space Soldier Apocalypse is all drawn in moments of crisis. It could obviously be written that the protagonist first draws high-tech and uses it at the critical moment to turn the tide of the battle, but it must be written that the protagonist is full of confidence and is killed by someone, and then relies on the protagonist's aura to forcibly draw high-tech to counterattack.
My data comes from Red Alert MOD Mental Omega and is for reference only. Don't spray if you don't like it
The writing and plot are pretty good. After reading 30 chapters, I realized there are only 55 chapters. . .