[The end of the world + Machiavellianism + no superpowers + many beauties; the end of the world must also pay attention to materialism; the protagonist has a conscience, but not much...]
Qin Feng traveled through the apocalypse and became a material officer in a safe zone built on a small hydropower station.
It happened that the leader of the safe zone went out to buy supplies and was overwhelmed by the sudden wave of zombies. Qin Feng quickly closed the door and stood guard with the people in the safe zone.
For several days, the city ran out of ammunition and food!
Just when Qin Feng was about to "volunteer" to take the blame and sacrifice the flag under the coercion of the deputy leader, he bound to the shopping mall system and gave away unlimited green leather train packages at the beginning:
"Cigarettes, melon seeds, mineral water, beer, drinks and eight-treasure porridge, come on, give me a leg..."
Qin Feng can not only recharge the system by collecting the remaining cash before the end of the world, but also gain group purchase discounts from the system mall by increasing the number of protected people!
As long as you have cash, you can purchase supplies anytime and anywhere!
With the system mall, Qin Feng's first step is to bribe the soldiers and get rid of the deputy leader!
Seeing the miserable situation after the deputy leader escaped from the city and was surrounded by zombies, Qin Feng sighed helplessly:
"I won't kill you, why are you running away..."
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In order to survive, Qin Feng traveled around, collecting cash that no one wanted since the beginning of the apocalypse.
Gradually, the eyes of everyone under his command changed when they looked at him!
"Master Qin Feng, you are truly the savior of this world!"
Reader comments
Not bad! It's because the protagonist likes to have fun, and says that the protagonist is just an ordinary support worker. Then he takes two people to catch the team leader who is good at fighting, and kills the captain in a one-on-one SLR. Later, when he arrived in a small town, he guessed that he was related to the forces that harmed his safe zone. He was afraid that his subordinates knew that he was collecting banknotes and went out alone. Finally, he killed five of them one by one. It's obviously an auxiliary system that doesn't have the function of adding points to increase combat effectiveness. The protagonist was also in charge of logistics at the beginning, so why does he keep developing himself into a warrior? ! !
Five stars for encouragement. Like the popular post-apocalyptic novels I read in elementary school, one after another, I finished the small copy and then the big copy. It looked okay. There were no disgusting quotes or messy emotional scenes. There is nothing wrong with "Don't let me down" in itself. Let's just treat it as the protagonist's own characteristics. The standard genius scientific research girl does not understand people's hearts, but compared to the popular designs of giving away and destroying characters, Bai has left a better impression on me. No one defines the apocalypse as a harem, a stallion, etc. I think this kind of relationship is quite warm. The protagonist is still too arrogant. I don't want to watch anymore. It looks like a growth-oriented protagonist. He was a little arrogant in the early stage, but now he has no signs of it.
Not bad! It's because the protagonist likes to have fun, and says that the protagonist is just an ordinary support worker. Then he takes two people to catch the team leader who is good at fighting, and kills the captain in a one-on-one SLR. Later, when he arrived in a small town, he guessed that he was related to the forces that harmed his safe zone. He was afraid that his subordinates knew that he was collecting banknotes and went out alone. Finally, he killed five of them one by one. It's obviously an auxiliary system that doesn't have the function of adding points to increase combat effectiveness. The protagonist was also in charge of logistics at the beginning, so why does he keep developing himself into a warrior? ! !
Five stars for encouragement. Like the popular post-apocalyptic novels I read in elementary school, one after another, I finished the small copy and then the big copy. It looked okay. There were no disgusting quotes or messy emotional scenes. There is nothing wrong with "Don't let me down" in itself. Let's just treat it as the protagonist's own characteristics. The standard genius scientific research girl does not understand people's hearts, but compared to the popular designs of giving away and destroying characters, Bai has left a better impression on me. No one defines the apocalypse as a harem, a stallion, etc. I think this kind of relationship is quite warm. The protagonist is still too arrogant. I don't want to watch anymore. It looks like a growth-oriented protagonist. He was a little arrogant in the early stage, but now he has no signs of it.