[Decisive Killing + Egoism + Absolute Virgin + Fourth Natural Disaster + Player Summoning + Doomsday + Chaebol + Sand Sculpture + Imagination + Group Image]
(If the protagonist is not the Virgin, the players will also fight each other}
Coca accidentally fell into the recruitment advertisement of Lobster and was thrown into this world full of "fatherly" atmosphere.
Under the leadership of the players, Coca was forced to start the life of an apocalyptic oligarch.
This cargo ship is nice. Is it for me?
This is too expensive, I can't have it! Specially made to order? Thank you very much!
Alas, this mutated cow pasture is nice, is it also given to me? What is it not? Boom ~ now it's mine
The story of a black-hearted boss leading a group of black-hearted players in the apocalypse.
Reader comments
This is the author's first book. If there are some shortcomings, please give me your criticism and advice.
Not bad, it has a more doomsday atmosphere
It's pretty cool, please support it.
It's very interesting. There are very few stories about the Fourth Natural Disaster with logic like this. I just don't know why so few people read it. It's a five-star recommendation.
I really like this kind of squeezing players to create soldiers who are only loyal to themselves. In the past, I read other articles about the Fourth Natural Disaster. Pig's Knuckle seems to have a lot of players, but it is very lonely to pretend to be an NPC in front of the players like a solitary man. Moreover, it seems to be one with the players. In fact, like Zhou Tianzi, he is the one who issues tasks. There are no forces that are truly loyal to him. But I feel really good about this book by the author. Taking this into consideration, players are, after all, external objects. Only cultivating loyal soldiers is the capital to gain a foothold in the apocalyptic disasters.
This is the author's first book. If there are some shortcomings, please give me your criticism and advice.
Not bad, it has a more doomsday atmosphere
It's pretty cool, please support it.
It's very interesting. There are very few stories about the Fourth Natural Disaster with logic like this. I just don't know why so few people read it. It's a five-star recommendation. I really like this kind of squeezing players to create soldiers who are only loyal to themselves. In the past, I read other articles about the Fourth Natural Disaster. Pig's Knuckle seems to have a lot of players, but it is very lonely to pretend to be an NPC in front of the players like a solitary man. Moreover, it seems to be one with the players. In fact, like Zhou Tianzi, he is the one who issues tasks. There are no forces that are truly loyal to him. But I feel really good about this book by the author. Taking this into consideration, players are, after all, external objects. Only cultivating loyal soldiers is the capital to gain a foothold in the apocalyptic disasters.
It's just a little bit less, not enough to see