Days of Struggle in the Wasteland

Giving yourself a good review can be regarded as a reminder. First of all, this outline is not complete, so you need to be cautious when entering the pit. Because I am quite verbose, this book was originally intended to be a post-apocalyptic daily essay, which is super verbose and written like a running account. It turns out that writing everyday articles is really difficult, and since there is no outline, it is really difficult to think of conversations about things that happen every day. As a result, I didn't write much in my daily life, but added one thing after another, which felt a bit deviated from my daily writing. Without an outline, it is difficult to write everyday articles. After all, it takes a lot of brainpower to think about it. I have to go to work every day, I'm a little busy during the New Year, and I have to update another novel of mine, so I can't spare much time to perfect the outline of this one. These events were originally intended to appear slowly one by one in the daily life of the novel. It will appear in at least 1,200 chapters, but there is no specific outline, and it is difficult to think about it now, so we can only speed up the progress a little and rest on our laurels. Therefore, those who read this novel need to be cautious when entering the trap. This is a brief summary.

It's okay, but the protagonist's IQ fluctuates, and his vigilance comes and goes. He knows the dangers of the wilderness but doesn't pay attention. After so many experiences, he wants to go up and take a look when he sees novel things. After reading the next few chapters, he regained his interest. The author please update it and add it to your bookshelf.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Okay, but. You have traveled through time, so you should understand the health of your body and have evolved beasts. Evolve yourself. Bar? Don't say anything else. Although supplies are currently scarce, however. Common. . You always have two sets of boxing skills, right? A little fitness is better than nothing, right?

It's very vivid, and many small details are shown to you. The plot progresses a bit slowly, but it is precisely because of the slowness that the delicate stories and emotions can be written in my heart.

Okay, okay, I'm just catching up on about ten chapters, but it's really too slow. If I'm chasing chapter by chapter, it's a daily novel. It feels a bit watered down. I thought I was exhausted. I actually stocked up on more than a hundred chapters and finished reading it in one day. Overall, it's pretty good. The cheats are not obvious. There's currently no bonus to force. It's just that sometimes my IQ is a bit off, and a few brothers and sisters are always making troubles. But the plot requires it, so it's not a big problem. It seems that a lot of people are watching it. Now I don't have to worry about dying. Come on, author.

It's non-toxic, but it's just that readers are here to read daily articles [staring]

Not bad, very novel, the protagonist doesn't have any golden fingers

It's so well written, there's no overly cheating. There is no excessive good and evil, there is order and darkness in the apocalypse. It's strange that the score is so low for such good writing. It stands to reason that it should be at least 9.2 Or higher.

The protagonist has no system. His father is the leader of a mercenary group. Their group was almost completely wiped out, leaving nine orphans. The protagonist is the third child and is relatively cowardly. After the eldest and second child disappeared, the fourth and fifth children took on the responsibility. However, after the protagonist traveled through time and became the third child, he recognized the facts and led a group of children to survive in the apocalypse. The characters are vividly drawn and the plot is engaging.