[Rebirth + Single Heroine + Superpowers + Mutant Beasts + Zombies + System + Ruthless and Decisive + Profit Above All + Lighthearted Daily Life + Witty Dialogue + Ensemble Cast]
In the fifth year of the apocalypse, Zhou Yi, who had never awakened a supernatural ability, is brutally murdered out of someone’s jealousy. But Heaven gives him another chance at life, and he unexpectedly awakens a System.
This time, he’s going to defy fate and ch, wait! Why isn’t this like the novels? What kind of private System is an apocalypse food-truck System?
Hang on, I’ve already taken my pants off, and now you want me to be a chef? Am I still supposed to get revenge or what?
What? Within a certain radius of the food truck, I have absolute control over any ingredient.
Come on, man. How hard can it be to chop a carrot or some vegetables? You won’t even awaken a power for me. What kind of System are you...
What?! Mutant beasts, zombies, and even humans all count as ingredients...
Ahem, forget what I said earlier. I knew from the start that the System wouldn’t screw me over. I was just testing it.
At some point, a food truck appeared on the streets, plowing through crowds of humans, zombies, and mutant beasts.
The owner’s strength is unfathomable. He always wears a very friendly smile, making everyone feel right at home.
But if you think he’s easy to get along with, you’re in for a rude awakening, buddy. The last person who provoked him is now under a grave mound with grass taller than you...
“I was wondering why this charcoal-grilled bear paw tasted so good. Turns out it came from a Titan Black Bear. Wait! A Titan Black Bear with an incredibly tough hide!?”
Zhou Yi: Are mutant beasts really that hard to kill? Let’s see what the deal is.
It's delicious. It's a clear story about a single female protagonist. (This alone deserves five stars from me.) The writing style is humorous and interesting. Sometimes the jokes inserted are particularly interesting. The hunting, cooking and invincibility plots in the main plot are quite enjoyable. The emotional line was very toxic in the early stages, but it immediately got better after chapter 40. It's really worth seeing 😘 The following comments are very subjective and personal: 1. The emotional line was very toxic in the early stage. The heroine was still writing in the previous article, "What's more, the current situation is different from the past, and the control of the survival base has been lost. Not only will the hard work of generations of the family be given away, but she will also be manipulated by others." Later, when her father died, she directly said, "I don't want to stay in a cold business group without relatives and friends." Then with a wave of her hand, she handed over the most powerful supernatural force in the previous article, 👏👏It's hard to hold back. 2. The relationship between the male and female protagonists in the early stage is very transactional. From the first life-saving grace in exchange for five years of asylum, to the exchange of group materials for an opportunity to escort the male protagonist, and to the latter part (this section has the most flaws), the female protagonist in the previous article, who has a relatively strong female style, was controlled by the male protagonist's plant spirit on the first night in the dining car. Although the plot is shaped to make the male protagonist stronger, in fact, everything in the dining car is Under the control of the male protagonist, I tentatively think that the female protagonist is already dedicated to her love brain attack, but she still insists on inserting a drugged plot here to promote both parties. Emmmm, what I mean is that this is too much taking advantage of others. The next morning, the male protagonist still had a "not caring" attitude towards the awkward walking posture of the female protagonist, and asked her to serve the food. The female protagonist seemed too much like a plaything. 3. As for the process from the male protagonist's above-mentioned behavior to punching the dandy because someone was looking at the heroine, the heroine seems to have only appeared twice or three times. Every time she appears, she seems to say that she wants to improve her strength, and then disappears (?) It really proves that there are very few scenes in the beginning.
Speedrun, this is really good, but there are too few. Today I suddenly wanted to read the author's book. I didn't even add it to the bookshelf. I read it from the beginning to the end in one go 🤦 What kind of level does this mean? 🤦
It's exactly what I wanted. It's the first time I've seen this type of invincible writing written so well. The protagonist is strong and powerful, but not too outrageous. There is room for improvement, and the progress can be clearly reflected. It is not a daily novel, but a refreshing novel, not boring.
It's good-looking, and the key protagonist's character is consistent from beginning to end. I like it very much. He handles things cleanly and neatly. He has the ability and doesn't want to listen to you. This is how Invincible stories should be, but there are some stories. . . I am a pleaser, so it is rare.
It's a good-looking invincible novel, you don't have to frown while reading it, the male protagonist can handle it easily if he has any difficulties. Another book has two of the best elements that I like very much, RVs and food. Not to mention the apocalypse, these two things are also very attractive in this world.
Having read the author's first two books, I also have high hopes for this book. Give me a heart first
Very good. Although the author's second book is a bit repetitive with the first one, it is also innovative. I hope the author will write more next time 👍👍👍
A different kind of apocalyptic article, it's quite interesting, come on⛽
It's pretty good to watch, but could there be a little more emotional drama? The male and female protagonists are so casual together and are like strangers.
Old fan First of all, give me some support. It's pretty good so far. I hope it becomes popular and I can write more. The last one was too short and I didn't read enough.