The Walking Dead: I Can Draw One of Three Cards

It's so funny that you choose random things to overpower the protagonist, and later choose a chakra. In the end of the world, do you have time to practice? Do you have food to practice? Can you figure out what the purpose is now? Just kill zombies quickly and efficiently. What else can you do to change your destiny, just an American soldier? Wait until you reach genin? One zombie per knife? You're already playing with guns, so just push flat. What kind of trouble can a bunch of targets make? Not to mention the fear of sneak attack in the room, the sprayer is quick and accurate within seven steps. When? Not sure? It's the end of the world. It's a terra incognita. We can directly develop our power and regain the United States. We can just play house here.

You might as well just draw a lottery if you choose one of the three. What the protagonist chooses is either an antidote or an antidote. I even want to ask if your protagonist came out of a drug rehab center?

He was fine 40 times ago, but suddenly left the team and made the original team think that the protagonist was dead? It's too poisonous. If you're new to watching it, I suggest you don't watch it. It's a bit too poisonous and a little bit like Holy Mother.

If you have good skills and don't choose them, it's pointless to deliberately crush pig's feet.

I didn't want to give a low score because I was afraid of hurting the author who wrote The Walking Dead. However, this author is simply deceiving people. He has many typos and gives random options. He doesn't consider how it will affect the subsequent plot.

Let me be the last straw that breaks the camel's back. When the protagonist chose not to choose a pistol with unlimited bullets for the first time, it showed that the protagonist did not know how to use a gun, but why did the American soldiers come back with pistols after they came out? Aren't they afraid of killing the soldiers or causing a wave of corpses?

Suppress it, just suppress it. You are the author, but can you not write three good things? Protagonist analysis. For most of the day, I chose something that everyone felt was useless [angry][angry][angry][angry][angry] When I saw Chapter 33, it made me angry. Just a few of them are enough to protect your life. You keep protecting your life, and you keep collecting the harem.

To be honest, there are very few novels about The Walking Dead. Although it is a little unreasonable at first, it is still readable, and then it gradually becomes outrageous. 1: The male protagonist has trouble fighting monsters and upgrading, and the many options are getting ridiculous. 2: Became the leader of someone else's team out of nowhere? And I don't understand why he left the team so suddenly.

First of all, it's gross. Secondly, the author keeps choosing rubbish, which makes people feel bad. If you don't want the protagonist to become strong too quickly, don't give him good things. It's really unbearable to choose rubbish after giving him things. Anyway, unless the book is in short supply, you will definitely not read this.

It was good at first, but gradually it became useless.