You Call Me an Idiot? The System Constructs an Apocalypse from the Start

Let's put it this way, there are really very few apocalyptic novels that can be read through. At the very least, this book has plenty of twists and turns and a good setting. All settings are perfect. The best thing is that the author can flexibly use so many settings and characters. This is awesome. The number of words is too small now, and it's not enough to read. At the very least, these early chapters are enough to stand at the forefront of Tomato's apocalyptic articles. If it doesn't collapse in the later stage, then this book will be absolutely amazing! It can be seen that the author's concept is very good, there are many scenes set, and the scenes are not small. And I didn't expect that a post-apocalyptic article written by a young lady would be so awesome! It's so strong! It's so strong!

How dare I read a novel with only 36 chapters 🤦

It's a bit traditional, that is, resisting zombies in front, protecting those useless people (if you don't help and keep scolding, you can rush out without protection), and then your teammates are backstabbed by those people, but fortunately, they are all killed in the end. However, I still don't know what role those people played (when I was criticized by those people earlier, I held back, and the explanation was useful, maybe to kill someone who might become a boss). Later, I let an ordinary person I met on the road (whose character is a brainless villain in other novels) into the team, and he kept causing trouble in the team. Before bringing that person in, he said that he was brought along for some reason🍉. It has not been updated yet (`Δ´)! It seems that the update has stopped, and it is no longer stuck on the event I mentioned🍉

Come on, come on, come on😘

If the author changes the cover again, the data should be better. After all, the current cover... Is a bit difficult to collapse.