Apocalypse + stockpiling supplies + cold and detached + no do-gooder heroine + keeping a low profile + sly schemer + everyday apocalypse life + building a shelter + multiple goddesses (Enter at your own risk.)
Wen Ya wakes up to find zombies roaming outside. The moment he opens his phone, the residents’ group chat pulls him in and tries to make him hand over his supplies. Wen Ya decides to watch coldly and see how things unfold.
No moral blackmail, no self-righteous do-gooding, no handouts.
Wearing a safety helmet, with a cutting board strapped to his body and a pot lid in hand, he goes fully armed to kill zombies, then obtains an apocalypse sign-in System (not an overpowered wish-fulfillment System).
With the System’s space at his disposal, he stockpiles massive quantities of supplies, builds a shelter, and sets out on a legendary path.
There is a new book out, please feel free to comment. If you have any opinions, you can comment below. Yes, the Holy Mother suddenly enters.
After listening and reading, I saw Chapter 56. Pig's Foot is cold-blooded, cautious, decisive, and aware of danger. Unlike other books where you always go to a post-apocalyptic safe house to show off your life, for fear that no one will come to trouble you, there is a lot of inner drama in killing someone, or in disguise it is a foreplay of torturing others.
Such a good book, but so few people have read it. The author can recommend it. I clicked on it by chance. Not everyone knows about this book.
It's okay. You can take a look. It's very calm.
Not bad, I like this kind of decisive killing.
Come and support the new book, come on
Support the new book, come on the author! Overall it's okay
It's okay, but the protagonist is a bit self-righteous. There are only two hundred people, and he feels that it can be solved 100%. A few hot chicken elemental powers can't handle it.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It looks good and deserves a five-star rating.