National Fate: Zombies Besiege the City, and I Draw a Compound Crossbow from the Start
国运：丧尸围城，开局抽中复合弩
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- Ongoing
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- 340k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 1y ago
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165Chapters
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Hello everyone, I'm the Cat Who Loves Mice. I'm a complete new author, so there might be some parts that aren't written very well. Please forgive me. I'll try my best to update two chapters a day, and if possible, I might even do a small bonus update. 😎 Here, I'd like to thank all the readers for their support, and I welcome your comments.
Sure, you can continue to improve even without livestreaming, which is a good idea for a livestream-themed storyline. Otherwise, a whole page filled with livestream dialogue would be too weak. Keep it up, it's quite well written, and the flaws are still within my personal acceptable range. 👍
It's not bad so far.
Everything else is fine, but the dungeon runs with these enemies, and they forcibly give players equipment. I can't stand it.
I've come to ask! The most crucial point!! What's the movement speed of ordinary zombies?! This is vital data related to whether you can kite zombies!! We have to defend the city every three days! In the early stages, the defense only lasts a maximum of one night! You still have two days to go out and fight zombies!! Once the zombies around the city are gone, the spatial depth increases!
This book has many inconsistencies. At the beginning, the protagonist could clearly see zombies 3km away, but when he was tracking players from the Kangaroo Kingdom, the players couldn't see them at all. Think about it this way: if he could see people 3km away, how many kilometers would it take for him to not see them?
I don't know where the reward for completing the second level went, or if there were only rewards for the first level and none after that.
If it's this hard to even cheat, how can anyone else survive?
So far, there are no problems. The writing is very meticulous, and the plot is good. Keep it up, author! 👍
Having read up to chapter 28, it's generally okay. However, I have one point: chapters 4 and 6 introduce the androids as not needing to eat or feel tired. So why are they given rest later on? Even when the intelligent zombies are unleashing hordes to attack the city, it's still their subordinates reminding them to arrange patrols. Or did the author simply forget about this detail?