Disaster Season: Lying Flat in a Mecha Safe House with a Trickster Ally

This protagonist is a real piece of work. The apocalypse is coming, he hasn't spent any money, he still has 50 million left. He spent 20 million on a bunch of junk (computers and other things you can buy for free), leaving 30 million as worthless paper. He's owing money for renovations, and he's just sitting there smugly enjoying the cheap deal!

The mechs require materials to unlock and are summoned. The duration of wear depends on the host's abilities. As of chapter 58, the protagonist has only unlocked the chest and abdominal armor. The overall plot is decent, a female lead is confirmed, the pacing is slightly slow, and generally there are no major flaws, making it a comfortable read.

What a talent! A few firearms cost 80 million, and you're saying you can equip an entire legion? Are you kidding me?

Without further ado, let's get in the car.

The main character was so pitiful, and the scheming woman was terrifying.

The plot is cliché, and it's the same old story of a beautiful female doctor and a beautiful female hacker who are incredibly awesome in their early twenties. It's boring.

And he's turning evil and becoming incredibly cowardly every day.

The story isn't a cliché, it's the kind of story I like, hahaha.

The writing is decent, but I feel you should hurry up and kill off the guy with the Heavenly Book. It's not popular to give him a rival anymore; they've always written the rivals to be ridiculous, and even then, it's usually later on before the protagonist kills them. Leaving them there like that makes the readers feel like the protagonist is being suppressed.

Yang Xuan's modified post-apocalyptic safe house is truly amazing; it's like a metal turtle, with absolutely no blind spots. Even the glass is made of aerospace-grade bulletproof material.