In the Apocalypse Livestream, the Nation Became the Top-Ranked Tycoon

This is the first time I have seen such a miserable protagonist and a country with only a few people. There is also a plot of working as a nanny for cyberbullies and entering the base as a coward. It must be rated as five stars. I can't be the only one. Akaishi [vomit]

I decided to withdraw this novel because the protagonist of this book has many advantages - extraordinary brain, divine operation, full of responsibility and loyal reader. (Clear Brain, Mysterious Operation, Holy Mother's Heart, and Biting Dogs)

What's the use of summoning anti-fans to come to the end of the world? Originally, the monsters and bad guys didn't notice the protagonist, but the protagonist's whereabouts were exposed by anti-fans. It made me depressed.

It is an apocalyptic novel with a relatively novel theme. There is generally nothing wrong with it, the writing is pretty good, and there is no messy harem. So far, no heroine has appeared, which is a plus point. The virus mutates, but it's not that kind of zombie novel. Humans mutate, animals and plants mutate, and there are also people who are not affected. The plot is relatively smooth, and every conflicting point is well explained. Give it five stars. Come on, the author, and strive to update ten times a day.

The only thing I'm unhappy about so far is the nanny bar at the beginning. Based on the author's writing skills, I don't think this problem occurs for no reason. I think this may be a setting of the author. Now that I have read the latest chapter, with the author's writing style and relatively rigorous plot, it is impossible not to realize this poisonous point that is likely to run through the entire text before starting the book. At present, there are two points of effect, one is to slap these black men in the face, and the other is to use this method to bring into the national team, although I feel that these two reasons are far-fetched. But it is relatively reasonable for normal people. Although this kind of little black guy is annoying, when you know that he can't bring you any real harm, if he really kneels down to beg you for mercy, cry bitterly, at most make a few sarcastic words, scold you, or at most beat him, can you really watch him die? Besides, in such a dangerous place, you are the closest people, and the people you can most trust and rely on. Moreover, by grasping their lifeline, that is the way back, and their trust level will rise instantly. Who doesn't want to have teammates they can trust in the end of the world? Tigers also doze off sometimes, unless they are superhuman, or have the ability to clone themselves without sleeping, making them invincible, they will always need help keeping vigil, or need help with other things, etc. There is also the issue of influence that the author repeatedly mentions in the article. The protagonist always needs help, that is, the rewards from water friends in the live broadcast room. If he really abandons, frames, kills, etc., Which is directly disgusting, the protagonist will also be miserable and dead. However, the behavior of nannies does seem disgusting. After all, we are reading novels. If we are a little unhappy, we cannot bear it. After all, in reality, we have always tolerated it. For example, guns are suddenly no longer allowed in reality. Believe it or not, people who laugh at shootings in the United States feel that America is safe.

Let's not talk about other things for now, just catching the black fans and getting rid of the apocalypse is fine.

Nice! It's not a mindless novel. The protagonist is brave and resourceful, has a strong sense of immersion, and the logic is basically smooth. I'm looking forward to the follow-up. Take a look at the duration, and I'll give you a reminder by the way. The author Kavin has a good hand, and it makes me think about it day and night (grinding my teeth and twisting the handkerchief. Jpg) Take a look at the length, and I would like to suggest that the author put the non-brainless and exciting articles in the introduction. This should eliminate some low scores because of not reading much.

One thing I can be sure of after reading this book is that the author has never seen cigarettes in real life, otherwise he would not have said that cigarettes are very heavy [face covering]

Why does Tomato push me such a short one [please update] I hope the author can somehow update Chapter 500 [Grief]

It's good-looking, interesting, and the subject matter is novel. However, I later learned that women with asymptomatic infections would be used as reproductive tools in the base, so a woman was randomly selected. Although she was a national employee and she was powerful, she was a little uncomfortable.