Awakened a good-for-nothing System in the apocalypse? No problem! Lin Mo turns around and binds himself to Bai Muchen, the ultimate bleeding-heart do-gooder, and from then on enters “easy-win” mode!
Bai Muchen: “We have to save that poor little kitten!” (Draws a zombie horde)
Lin Mo: “You’re so kind!” (Villain points ++)
Bai Muchen: “When we trade with them, we need to show sincerity. Give them more supplies!” (His own team goes hungry)
Lin Mo: “Young Master Bai, what noble generosity!” (Villain points ++)
The bleeding heart draws fire and creates trouble up front, while I reap the rewards behind him, leveling up and growing stronger.
Other people get betrayed by their teammates. Lin Mo’s “teammate” is his experience farm! Watch him carefully “nurture” this apocalypse oddball and use him to become the ultimate villain!
It feels okay, but tell me first if this is a cp-free book. Secondly, can there be less description about the evil woman (forgot her name)? Rather than spending a lot of chapters describing her (I prefer that you don't have a good idea of how to shift the focus), I would rather she become a pure tool. Finally, can Bai (forgot his name) be more specific? The image of the villain is more three-dimensional than the character that appears in the introduction. (Answer the first question first, otherwise the score will remain unchanged)
The story was written fairly smoothly, so I persisted and watched a few more. I hoped there would be some unexpected twists and turns, but unfortunately there wasn't. He is really just a system slave with evil intentions who constantly helps people make mistakes and gets rewards to grow.
Wearing the skin of a villain, doing the things of a classic and decent tool man protagonist
Not bad. The protagonist is perfectly invisible thanks to the two sleeping dragons and phoenixes. But I feel that there are too few evolvers. Eating zombie meat is too disgusting. I wonder if there is any better way to upgrade.
It's a relaxing daily sweet pet story, with a double-door male protagonist who loves her jealousy. On the surface, it's a daily zombie story. There's no pressure to survive, no monsters to level up or tasks to do. As long as you play house and travel every day, you'll get promoted.
He is not a purely destructive villain who harms others but does not benefit himself. He is a self-interested villain who focuses on survival and becoming stronger. He has a certain bottom line, which is quite rare.
In order to suppress his strength, he specially raised the supporting character's strength to be the same as his own. Originally, he only had 1/6 of the points left to advance to another level. So he specially raised his supporting character's strength to the same level as his own. Isn't he awesome?
I don't really like the heroine Su Qing. At the first level, there was no sign of it and she said she was not a girlfriend, but at the second level she fell asleep immediately. Moreover, Su Qing also told others that she was eating zombies when she woke up, and she felt like something was going to happen again.
Somewhat speechless. Malice is so hard to come by. It is better to improve your abilities by eating zombie meat in the early stage. Even if there are side effects, wouldn't it be enough to use the system to eliminate them? As for zombies that eat human flesh, they are not human. You must know that improving your strength is the best way to gain maliciousness. For example, if you wait until you are strong in the later stage, you can destroy a city with one blow. Then you can get tens of thousands of malicious values. If you don't improve your strength, you are nothing.
A strange twist,