Natural Disaster: Sitting Behind the Scenes and Fabricating the Identity of the Boss

Actually, it's okay. As the God of War in the community, I'm ranked above average, but I personally don't like this type very much. My empathy ability is too strong, and if I'm not careful, I will take on the role of an ordinary person. If I were wrong, I would definitely eliminate the gang of bandits in the community. There is no need for good or evil, I just want to have clear ideas, and let the bad guys benefit. It would be more uncomfortable than my death!

It's reasonable to give yourself full marks.

I originally wanted to give it 4 stars, but after all, I have read more than 30 chapters, and many post-apocalyptic genres basically read the beginning and just leave without even commenting. This is okay if you can read it. Let me tell you why some guys give bad reviews? They might want to see Gentleman Elegance Anatomy Psychology Gourmet! Let people who find their own fun be their own fun.

It's great. You have the ability to kill and control other people's life and death at will. Of course you have to use it. The fact that the protagonist can easily accept killing is great. It's much better than other protagonists in apocalyptic novels who kill people for a long time. It's a pity that I discovered it too early and it's completely unreadable. Come on and update the author!

It's okay, the front part is pretty good, and I like to watch the accumulation process in the early stage. On the contrary, after the backstage floats, the protagonist cannot appear often because he is too high-end, but this is also difficult to avoid in behind-the-scenes group portraits. Come on!

It's okay, you'll have to look at it for yourself. It was a bit fun in the early stages, but it's a pity that the author didn't write it out. Later, the protagonist hides behind the scenes like a mastermind, showing off bosses' vests one after another. Then the infinite overlap of worlds slightly exceeded my expectations. I expected that worlds would appear one after another, and the people in them, like Xiaoqiang, rely on the protagonist to resist natural and man-made disasters tenaciously. Infinite overlap is a bit like killing everyone, and overall it's not bad!

It's good to watch, but the updates are too slow. It's easy to stop watching it after getting used to it.

It's quite interesting, but it feels like the development is a bit slow. Also, will there be anything fantasy or fantasy later?

Wow, one update a day is too little. The author should update it quickly [angry][angry][angry]

Except for slow updates and a bit of ink stain due to being bullied by others in the early stage, there is nothing bad about it. It's pretty good food.

Overall it's pretty good, except for the introductory content at chapter 22. Recommended by Shu Huang (original four stars, plus one star for encouragement).

Before Chapter 21, he was the God of War in the community. The introduction at the beginning of Chapter 22 was okay.

A good book, a group portrait of a national apocalyptic system stream, with the protagonist being a designated person of super powerful creatures behind the scenes who specializes in serving mankind.

How to say it! The neighborhood war god

I quite like it, and I've even finished reading one in this genre.

Let's ask a question: What if they can't survive without enough food to smash the load-bearing wall?

It is recommended to start reading from Chapter 22, but there is no need to start reading from the beginning. After all, the book is still short and it would be good to kill some time.

It didn't work before Chapter 20, because the main character's performance was too poor. After that, it went behind the scenes and there was no main character. It was okay if I read it as a group portrait.

It's very good, but there are so few people watching it.

It's a relatively new development. I've never seen anything so evil, so I like it very well. Just skip the community God of War at the beginning. In order to upgrade the safe house, the protagonist uses a promotion app to recruit netizens as subjects. He is stingy in the early stage. After he has accumulated enough points in the mid-term, he builds an invincible safe house. Then he preaches, revives martial arts, collects head taxes through brains in vats, clones people to produce spiritual veins, and studies zombies to produce spiritual intelligence... In general, the protagonist's moral sense is on a decline. After becoming invincible, he is completely inappropriate and has no empathy. In order to increase the population of the subjects, he becomes the mastermind behind the scenes. The shortcoming in the early stage is that the supporting characters are completely meaningless, but as you continue to watch, you will find that personality is not important anyway, and the brain in the vat can become the protagonist.

The writing is really good, and there are not many novels that can keep me entertained for such a long time.

Among Tomato's behind-the-scenes articles, this one is pretty good.

Not bad, maybe I haven't seen enough, but it's the first time I've seen this kind of apocalyptic shelter gameplay.

A must-read for the author When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is more focused. When you are on the third watch, the meager praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of the problems come from insufficient updates.

Overall it's well written, but you have to start reading from Chapter 21. This is the behind-the-scenes text

Come on, come on, come on

Good looking, good luck to the author

You win my heart, come on!

The author writes very well, I enjoyed reading it.

Come on, it looks great, encouraging