The Apocalypse Arrives, and I Get Senbonzakura from the Start

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 26. The protagonist is the Virgin + the nanny. First, let the enemy run away and wait for the enemy to come back to take revenge. Later, he put himself in danger in order to lure away the Butcher Zombies. Later, he even gave his abilities to his teammates for free. In Chapter 26, he gave away his Perfection Technique and Quincy abilities. The key is that after the protagonist gives his ability to his teammates, he loses that ability. You are completely weakening yourself and strengthening others. If you give it to a woman, you can accept it, but if you give it to your teammates who have only known each other for a few days, you really don't understand. So holy. Apocalyptic novels do not require the protagonist to be cold-blooded, but even if you help others, you should not help others on the basis of weakening yourself. It's normal for you to protect your teammates. It's okay to kill some zombies to protect your teammates when you can, but if you encounter someone who knows you can't beat them and still protects them, it's a holy mother.

Shennong is here, already poisoned... The author writes that he doesn't want to be with others, so he turns around and takes all kinds of trouble. It's a good death theme, I don't know what he wrote... Senbonzakura, who has just recovered, can only cut the skin, but has no effect. If you can't write about human nature and sophistication, then don't write about it. It's going to be embarrassing!

Isn't the protagonist a bit too holy? It's the end of the world now

It feels more and more awkward, what the hell, what I wrote at the beginning is understandable, but later it becomes more and more difficult to understand. This is the end of the world.

It can be said to be the most rubbish book I have ever read on Tomato.

Nothing special, just too ordinary.

The writing is a mess

She is too Holy Mother. Don't you understand that you should kill the Holy Mother first in the last days?

Keep the killing point and take it to the grave?

Come on. . .