Apocalypse: I’m Strong Enough to Have a Few More Goddesses, Right?

One of the most reliable apocalyptic texts is true. The only drawback is that there are too few zombies, and Tokyo is a big duck. But the population density is so high that there shouldn't be just a dozen or so. And that guy No. 3 Wasted a lot of effort to get promoted to a level. It's such a loss.

Not bad! Can I use attribute points to buy things in the mall? Doesn't that lower the protagonist's attributes? Can those women get some kind of contract or something? Let their strength improve quickly, or it will be RBQ.

Harem Wenqi is a Japanese young lady and is very capable [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Well written, I love to see this kind of person taking risks to recruit women and men who don't exist. I already have a system, why should I ask for help from other men? I should take the risk alone! Very cool!

It's very good so far. Come on, don't brag, you can become a god.

This post-apocalyptic story is okay. The pig's trotters are rigorous and decisive in killing. They must eradicate the weeds. They have a strong psychological quality. The three views are also acceptable. The most important thing is that there are many female protagonists. Their IQs are also online. There are no brainless benevolence. The strength of the pig's trotters can be improved by slowly upgrading. Even the zombies upgrade a bit fast, but it does not affect the viewing. The traps are also used to kill those awesome zombies, and dozens of escape routes are arranged for themselves in advance. This is what the author wrote. It seems that animals have not mutated, and the same is true in water. Moreover, it seems that the pig's feet have not thought about growing their own food. Maybe the system will solve the food problem later. Overall, this post-apocalyptic story is a very normal post-apocalyptic story. I wonder if the pig's feet can beat those zombies later? I personally think it's okay, but can other humans tolerate zombies evolving so quickly? Also, the zombies have evolved so quickly. If the pig's trotters don't improve a lot, how will they fight later? Nowadays, many of these low-power ones require various traps. How will they fight later? Did the author change the author later or did it get messed up? Will zombies lose their combat power due to physical exertion? Is it true that zombies still have physical strength? This is a bit similar to another apocalyptic novel I read. That one didn't talk about physical strength, but the zombies still had vital signs. I was so speechless. Author, don't be like this. Come on, improving the strength of pig's feet is better than weakening zombies like this. And zombies have evolved to this level, are they still afraid of ordinary fire and bombs? Some zombies can almost be reborn as flesh. Are there no zombies that evolve towards defense? Why does the back of this book give me the feeling of an improved version of a ghoul?

I have read 70 chapters so far. I personally feel that the writing style should be top-notch among novels such as the Doomsday Harem (personal feeling, don't criticize if you don't like it. Recommendations are welcome). It is basically non-toxic, but I always have a strange feeling when reading it. I feel that the author is a Sakura person or has lived in Sakura for a long time. Whether it is some plot descriptions or dialogues, I always feel that it is biased toward Sakura. Of course, it does not rule out that the author did it deliberately to fit the background of the novel in Sakura. All in all worth recommending.

Tomato's rare masterpieces give me the same feeling as when I first installed Tomato and looked at the top few works on the high score list. It gives people a sense of immersion, and the plot is relatively compact. After watching it, I felt it was too short. It definitely deserves a score of 9 or above. . . After talking about my personal impressions, I would like to add another sentence: harem literature yyds! ! !

Link by link, the infected mutate very quickly. Currently, only the protagonist can be a hard steel mutant. Just after killing one, another more terrifying one comes, and there are many mutants with extremely high intelligence. This may be to reduce the strength of the protagonist, but the fighting in the post-apocalyptic novel is the most exciting thing to watch.

Among all the post-apocalyptic novels I have read, this one is pretty good. Although there are some outrageous props, it is still reasonable. After all, you get what you pay for, and the protagonist is really intelligent and will not drag you down. Although it ends a bit quickly, it still leaves a good thought.