An extraordinary phenomenon appeared in the heavens, and all of humanity was transported into a doomsday survival game.
Natural disasters, zombies, and mutated creatures.
To overcome all kinds of hardships and survive in this brutal doomsday game, the only option was to gather supplies and build a shelter of one's own.
However, Chu You unexpectedly obtained a mod installer for the doomsday survival game.
While other players could barely fend off the zombies swarming them with daggers, Chu You installed the Heavy Weapons Expansion mod and set up an M134 Vulcan minigun at the entrance to his shelter, mowing them down with a loud brrrt.
While other players searched for water beneath the scorching sun, Chu You installed the Colorful Kitchen mod and lounged in his shelter, sipping chilled watermelon juice.
While other players searched for antibiotics because of a fever, Chu You installed the Supreme Technology mod and developed a serum to suppress the zombie virus in his shelter.
The other players were furious, shouting that it was unfair and demanding to know whether Chu You had any sense of reason.
Chu You shrugged and pointed to the towering mech behind him:
"Reason? This is reason!"
Hope you all like it!
Come on, author, it feels very good and the characters are well created.
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Come on, author! The creativity of this book is very good, and the protagonist's development of unique abilities is relatively good. However, the disadvantage is that the sense of oppression is a bit weak, and the strength of other ordinary people does not constitute any combat effectiveness. Ordinary people should be given the opportunity to become stronger. After all, a game cannot be played only by Brother Gua.
If I can continue reading and a comment pops up, it's a five-star rating. If it doesn't pop up, it means I haven't continued reading. As for the content, it depends on what you like.
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It's good so far, no sloppiness Not enough to see not enough to see
The novel as a whole is okay, it should be around 8:00, and there is also the one about the zombie organization for scientific research. You can ask the survivors to collect it on the black market. I don't know if you didn't expect it or if you will write it later, but the overall story is still okay. You can definitely read it in the book shortage.
This book still looks very good, the author should keep up the good work