The Infinite Survival Game: The Chosen Wage Slave

I deliberately chose a story that seemed to have no male protagonist. I carefully read the first few chapters. I found that the heroine has no brother or children, so I read with peace of mind. In the ten chapters, the heroine suddenly picked up a seven-year-old boy whose parents had turned into zombies. She took him home to bathe the child as a nanny, and escorted him to the protective zone. It is a vicious story. Is it uncomfortable not to be sucked by a man's blood? It's not that you can't be kind, but do you still have to be a Holy Mother in a post-apocalyptic survival story? There are people in the comment section who say they want to teach children to kill zombies. Instead of saying how outrageous it is to let a seven-year-old child kill zombies, they just say why does the heroine come out to teach? Female channels are really tolerant. What if male channels are not allowed to be chased and scolded all over the place?

Really, the female protagonist in the post-apocalyptic novel is invincible. I don't expect the female protagonist to kill as many people as the male protagonist in the male protagonist. I just ask the heroine to stop meddling in her own business. In this post-apocalyptic female video, the heroines are more nosy than the last.

The author will update soon! [Admiration] It's so good, so many of them are simply not enough. Finally, I saw an infinite flow of stories that are logical and have no golden fingers, all relying on the protagonist's IQ and thinking ability. Who knows, sisters [awkward laugh] I'm really fed up with the plots that are fast. They give the protagonist all kinds of golden fingers and all kinds of complimentary comments from passers-by. They also have to arrange a bigger partner for the protagonist. It's really a speechless mother who opened the door for Wuyu [awkward laugh] I'm speechless. I really hope there will be more infinite stories written by ordinary people. The highlight moments and normal high IQ are not exclusive to the protagonists of romance bking. Ordinary people also have their own thinking and solutions. Instead of only existing in the dialogue of the protagonist's various rainbow fart output [awkward laughter] and even no name

I think it looks great. Survive unlimited natural disasters, the heroine has a worker character, can quickly integrate into the dungeon world, and build a good relationship with NPCs. On the premise of ensuring her own safety, the heroine gives excess supplies to those in need (not gifts like the Virgin Mary), and can take decisive action against people with bad intentions. The heroine has average luck and does not have Superman's golden finger. The two copies relied on their own strength, which is quite real. I hope that in the later stage, I won't open up my golden fingers and look like a savior.

If the general direction is wrong, even if you are excellent at every step, you can't avoid the final failure. In every big chapter, the NPC from another world inexplicably looks for the heroine and the author. What does she have worth cooperating with? The main Luo Ji is lost, so there is no need to read it later.

I thought it was a story about ordinary people cheating by relying on their acting skills, but it turned out to be a story about ordinary people cheating inexplicably😅

Damn, this novel is so good. Author, please don't give up. Please, please update more every day. I really like this kind of worker character. The heroine is kind but not stupid. This is a true growth-oriented heroine.

I read Chapter 30, which is the first story. The heroine was quite smart and cautious in the first few chapters, but suddenly she had to be a nanny for a little boy. Yes, in the apocalypse, she showed kindness and brilliance to take care of the little boy, and then subdued her wits, and then subdued her wits again. It was not careful. The pace of the plot in the following chapters became faster, and it felt fake and suspended. There was no male protagonist in the first story.

I don't understand so many good reviews A worker? Not the Holy Mother? No business?

I don't think the heroine would be a nanny for a strange boy😅