Ye Ling woke up to find the sky had fallen!
The world had suddenly entered the apocalypse, and it wasn't just full of monsters from movies and TV.
Zombies, goblins, tyrants, evil dragons...
All kinds of disasters struck too: extreme cold, earthquakes, acid rain, meteorites...
Survival became everyone's goal!
Fortunately, Ye Ling awakened the Tag System, which could attach tags to anything. The only problem was, the tags it loaded were just! Not! Right!
He added a tag to his telescope, hoping to see farther, but got an X-ray vision tag instead!?
He added a tag to his wooden sword, hoping to make it sharper, but got a clothes-exploding-on-contact tag instead!?
He added a tag to his gloves, hoping to increase his strength, but got a master-thief tag instead!?
Ye Ling was thrilled, but after trying it out, he froze. The item that appeared in his hand was... the King's Cover!?
Years later, Ye Ling ruled the apocalypse. Yet compared with his formidable strength, what terrified people even more were his many disgusting abilities!
I have seen the latest chapter of Chapter 48. You can read it when you are out of books. There is nothing to eat at the moment. 😁😁😁 I saw the latest chapter of Chapter 56, but I haven't read it yet. It's too honest and straightforward. 😁😁😁
These things look like Thurs, but they are actually very useful. The shit-breathing sword is useless against zombies, but it is a magical tool against other monsters. It's going to rain, people have to poop, and all creatures that normally need to excrete, suddenly have a stomachache and can't help it. It can be done in a few seconds. The legs are weak, the one with explosive clothes is stronger, no matter what defensive equipment you have, it is the same whether you are wearing it or not. The glasses on the back can see through, and you can directly see how many people and monsters are on the opposite side. The happy stick, which is painful and refreshing, is also a good thing, because happiness and pain will affect the actions of others.
It's pretty good, steady and steady, with no special highlights or particularly bad points. It's a watchable one. Some people may say that the protagonist does not take supplies seriously, but food is actually the gray card at the bottom, the kind that can be opened and pushed from a treasure chest. As for the female protagonists, there should be two according to the current situation, and I don't know if they will be added later (I want to see the military's ice-type big sister fall🥰). Although I haven't eaten it yet, judging from the effect of the protagonist's ability, I will definitely play with it later. I hope the author can eat one before a hundred chapters. Some people may also say that the protagonist's attributes-added materials are too poisonous, and that's not enough. I just want to say that the protagonist's strength is not entirely dependent on his own attributes. It can even be said that attributes account for a very small proportion. Even if there are monsters behind that have three or four times the attributes of the protagonist, they still can't defeat the protagonist. All in all, it's a pretty good work on Tomato, so I'd like to support it with five stars💕.