Airships and Maids: You Call the Shots in This Apocalypse!

Okay, not a lot of poison... I just didn't move fast enough. However, it's more realistic (acting with strength) and it's quite interesting to watch, unlike other protagonists' violent stories.

Why can passers-by awaken superpowers, but the protagonist still has to kill zombies to gain superpowers?

I have read more than a hundred chapters. The male protagonist has average strength and always leaves hidden dangers when encountering problems. Maybe it is for later writing. Overall, it seems okay.

In the early stage, it was still the same old neighborhood God of War, but later the plot was okay. It can be seen that more efforts were made to innovate the plot.

I have finished reading the update so far, and I am confused about the early stage. The mission of a hundred zombies has been delayed and the overall plot arrangement is very slow. Moreover, the protagonist has no plan for the crystal core reserve and his own strength improvement. There have been several situations in the middle when the crystal core is insufficient and the airship cannot be used. Moreover, several female villains have been left alive, and it takes a long time to die, which is quite poisonous. I will add more later.

Looks good, come on, author

I must take supplements to stop the updates. I have some that I am interested in, but after looking at them, I stopped updating [crying]

It's not bad. I feel that it ranks among the best among apocalyptic novels.

Good, only one word Just because the chapter is about xnn's different treatment of Waiguoren and his own family, you have five stars.

Harem. It's the end of the world. The male protagonist took revenge in the early stage, then went to the special zone, played two dungeons, and had a baby with seven female protagonists.