Apocalypse + reborn + stockpiling supplies on a massive scale + infinite space + irreverent + beauty squad + multiple women + ruthless
P.S. No clichéd revenge or killing a girlfriend at the start.
Lu Chen is reborn, arriving half a month before the zombie virus breaks out worldwide.
An orphan with no money, no home, and no car, he's the apocalypse's version of a guy with nothing going for him.
By chance, he binds himself to the Superpower Lottery System.
As long as he binds himself to a beautiful woman with a natural, makeup-free beauty score of at least 95, he gets a chance at a superpower lottery and a reward that doubles his physical attributes!
Just then, the goddess next door is attacked by zombies.
Lu Chen acts decisively, kills the zombies, and binds himself to her.
He receives the System's reward: the spatial power of infinite space.
And so a plan to clear out billions' worth of supplies from the city takes shape in his mind...
Overall, it's pretty good. There are no big flaws. It's a good post-apocalyptic story. However, there is one big flaw: why do you mention the butterfly effect? The evolution of zombies is suddenly accelerating! What's the point? It sucks, I'm speechless! Can't you spend a little time to make up the ending better?
Come on, author, I am optimistic about you. You are one of the few authors who can update 4 times a day. I hope you can keep it up.
There is a female killer, the appearance value is above 95, please be careful before entering.
It's already very good, there are no inexplicable plots, the killing is decisive, the protagonist really gets involved when something happens, and the speed is a bit fast. It seems that the collection of materials in the protagonist's space is not very fast, and there are not many warehouses to find.
I personally like this book very much, thank you to the author!
The only thing I feel is that the ending is a bit rushed and I don't quite understand it 🤔
Not bad, but pitiful
There are many books about the apocalypse, but not many with such a fast pace. I recommend them.
Can the male protagonist's resonance be borrowed from The Flash?
It's just too short, everything else is good