Apocalyptic Oddities: O5’s Journey

How should I put it? The originally good protagonist turned into a tomboy after the zombie wave passed?? Forget it, why are the survivors still barefoot and looking like they are awake when they come to see you?

Good self-esteem

The author no longer knows what heaven and earth are 🙂

The protagonist's cat turns into a human

Although the survivor gang seemed a bit too reckless at first, it was acceptable to Tomato after all. What happened to the protagonist turning into a boy and a girl later on? You trick people into killing them, right?

This book is generally good, the writing is more delicate, the plot is compact, and the combat power in the later stages should not collapse. I hope the author will keep writing

The protagonist is like a half-blooded man who doesn't explore the grass or look at the mini-map, so he deliberately sticks his face into the grass. He has skills, but is too lazy to move his fingers, and doesn't even bother to read the instructions. A missile flies over from the opposite side and snatches away the red buff. The protagonist doesn't bother to guess what hero is on the opposite side, so he just sticks to his face and gets into the grass. As for the supporting role? All I can say is that that group of people are as tough as beasts that have just learned to speak, and their IQs are not much higher than those of paramecium. What's the point of setting up the two funny cyborgs at the beginning?

The first half is okay, but I let myself go in the second half. I don't recommend it.

Not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough, not enough.

How should I put it? From the back, with the integration of Lunar City, the Mobile Task Force seems to have no sense of presence in the plot (maybe I didn't watch carefully), and it's too weird to enchant the protagonist and the cat girl. I can only encourage the author to work harder and correct what everyone said is problematic👍