Every Week, I Choose an Apocalypse Rule for All Humanity

This book was very enjoyable to read, and it kills decisively. The bad thing is that my real name is revealed in the game, but it seems to be a real-name survival game. And I still go to school in real life. Then come out and buy a house. It didn't even arouse anyone's suspicion. Maybe everyone didn't react, after all, they were all teleported in. However, this kind of transmission of all members has a high probability of causing chaos and collapse of social order. After all, opening a treasure chest does not depend on status, but rather on appearance. Many important positions may be gone. Moreover, some of the more than 300 people who have cleared the level will do evil things, and the world will be in chaos. This is not reflected in the protagonist's side, because there are not many classmates around him.

Until later. Is there no B skill in the apocalyptic world?

The review is currently updated to Chapter 47. It's not bad, but it's just too little. And there are a lot of problems caused by too big a hanger. First of all, why did the tiger pet disappear in the second apocalypse? Can't it be stored in space? Secondly, there are too many skills, many of which have never been used, and there are too many supplies that are difficult to use and cannot be used up. Why not cooperate with the country to not only solve the excess supplies, but also solve many problems. For example, after the end of the world, there will be fewer and fewer people, what should we do? Humans are social animals. Cooperation can increase the number of people (at least more selective people). Secondly, there are think tanks and the like (don't think you are very smart, but I think the protagonist cannot control it alone, or the author cannot control it alone. Writing is too smart, and there will be many mistakes and omissions.) There are also psychological issues that the protagonist kills so many people, and real troubles can also be reduced. For example, the school bully (I guess because of his supporting role, he will definitely not die in the apocalypse. The death will definitely be related to the protagonist, which is also a plot point. But it is too white.) Finally, there are the weird apocalypse mentioned above. Does the protagonist want you to be the only one in the apocalypse? ? ? And there is probably a reason for this kind of apocalypse. In the end, let the protagonist face it alone? ? Overall, it's okay, but I personally think there are a lot of problems. I hope the author can slowly improve it.

It's so cool, you kill decisively, you're invincible throughout the whole process, you don't join the officialdom, you're free as an ancestor! ! !

It's a refreshing novel. The whole story is not aggrieved. The protagonist directly beats the enemy to death. If you like refreshing novels, you must read it.

It's really good-looking, a brainless and refreshing article but not too brainless. How can I put it? It's very interesting and the subject matter is good. I hope the author won't give up. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

How many days have passed, why haven't you updated yet? ! ! This subject matter is very straightforward. Author, I hope you will update it well [smile]

It is recommended that during the first apocalypse, you can bring all human beings into the apocalypse together. In subsequent apocalypses, you can sign up to participate. The minimum limit is 10 million people. Those who are not enough will be randomly selected. Otherwise, if all human beings are brought in together every time, no one will have children. In the first maze apocalypse, more than a billion people died, at least 95% of whom were old people and children. Later, it was changed to sign up to participate. Human society will be continued, and there will be no fear that no one will participate in doomsday survival.

Chapter 39: You will be able to swim in the second apocalypse. During the first apocalypse, you clearly said that you were a landlubber.

It's okay, I personally don't think it's too toxic.