I never would have imagined it.
Li Yang, a well-rounded young man of the 21st century and a model student who had just graduated from college, woke up after a night of drinking in the 23rd century, a wasteland a hundred years after Doomsday.
Before him lay a city devastated by nuclear war. The fruits of thousands of years of human development had been destroyed, and civilization was at its darkest hour.
Savage, cunning raiders; mutants who enjoyed eating people; terrifying, ruthless contaminated creatures; and various survivor factions that would rather harm their neighbors than themselves…
After struggling to survive for three months in this world, Li Yang admitted he was starting to despair.
Fortunately, he had obtained the Doomsday Construction System.
From a dilapidated villa to a vast empire.
From rifles and homemade cannons to mechs and tanks.
Brickmaking, farming, construction…
War, exploration, conquest…
Join Li Yang as he revives human civilization in this wasteland and establishes a new order.
Keywords: [Doomsday] [Construction and Farming] [Rise to Hegemony]
I couldn't stand it after reading more than 20 chapters, especially the part about the female militant. The female militant was codenamed Fox. A heavily armed team did not dare to take her lightly when catching her. They had not caught her several times before. This shows how cunning she is. But at this time, the protagonist, who had just received the system and was still an ordinary person, went to help the fox. After the team was eliminated, the female militant was sent to the base he had just established and was recruited. The beginning repeatedly emphasized that this is the end of the world and the human mind is unpredictable. The protagonist is not afraid of the woman wiping him out after destroying the team. He is not afraid of her taking over the magpie's nest when he lets her go to the base when they just met! Without the halo of the protagonist, I probably wouldn't be able to survive even one chapter🤦
It's so boring, Rory.
It's okay, but if you don't write about women, you'll die, so... It's still pretty good, of course, it would be better if it wrote less about women.
It's too long-winded and boring, and the plot is too bland. I'm in my 30s and have no interest in reading anymore.
Not bad, really good, come on, author!
At a glance, the protagonist is too idealistic and a bit naive. To put it bluntly, the lesson taught by the wasteland is not profound enough.
It looks good at the moment, I'll take a look after I gain weight.