The End of the World: Choose Three LOL Skills at the Beginning

It is really an ideal lol skill novel. The first one does not overwhelm the combat power, the second value does not collapse, the three protagonists are still human beings, and the average IQ of the four of them exceeds 80. Five-star praise.

If you can watch it, you are following the salvation stream. If you watch more Lone Wolf streams, you will feel like the Holy Mother. For example, things that can improve the protagonist (not that much) are given directly to others, such as the protagonist going around saving people. It seems that there is no profit maximization. The book is okay. The protagonist is from the righteous and lawful camp, so you can skip it if you like dark, deep and cruel.

Why give 4 points? Because didn't you mean stacking attributes? But now that you have killed so many monsters, the damage remains unchanged at all, is this right? The numbers don't match up, brother.

It's basically not poisonous, and there's no such thing as a holy mother. It's just based on the humanitarian spirit and the Chinese people's perspective. To put it bluntly, it just means that it has not turned into the so-called Old Tomato deformed egoist. The rest is up to you to judge for yourself [face covering] I personally think this is a very good novel on Rotten Tomatoes. You can feel free to dislike it but don't hurt it.

Progress Chapter 102, this book says it is the end of the world but it is quite harmonious! Most of the text is about the protagonist killing monsters and upgrading. Unlike most other apocalyptic books, which focus on the evils of human nature, this book has very few of these, and most of them are just a quick mention. Invincible, not joining a country but killing monsters and rescuing people. I won't talk about skills and equipment. Everyone has different ideas. Disadvantages: The protagonist upgrades too quickly, and there is not much other content... In addition, the protagonist in the latest chapter can already reach the ninth level without any damage, and I feel that there is no problem with the tenth level. I doubt whether this book can reach 200 chapters... Advantages: It's quite neutral and normal, not antagonizing based on skin color or country, and doesn't have the common content of foreign countries with all bad guys and targeting China.

Good-looking, not overpowering in combat, and the protagonist has normal outlook on life [laughing evilly] [like] He doesn't lick others and will help good people within his ability. I personally think this is good [laughing evilly]

To be honest, my nephew in elementary school didn't even speak that childishly.

It feels good, why is the rating so low? Why is there talk about the protagonist Our Lady? Could it be that in the end of the world, helping mankind and rebuilding civilization can be considered a saint? The protagonist's combat power does not require evolution crystals, so there is no problem if it is given to others to study and use. There are no loopholes in the logic. The main thing is that the protagonist's combat power is too high. He has stacked all the passives on the earth. Even after changing the map, he can still crush the game. The invincible writing is also quite good.

Personally, I prefer this kind of apocalypse with more positive energy. After all, this is the apocalypse that has just happened. People's moral bottom line is still very high. Government agencies have not completely lost their functions. If we don't protect and save some people now, we won't be able to save so many reliable people in the middle and later stages.

8 Points is an encouragement to new authors (I don't know if it is, I feel like it). The only bright spot is that the idea is very interesting, and the infinite growth is really exciting. There are many other areas that really need to be polished, and my skills are still not quite there.

I've read a hundred chapters, it's a good way to pass the time. There is no bitterness or deep hatred, let's just talk about it. Just like playing a game, you can upgrade monsters, accept NPC missions to defeat monsters, open maps, continue to upgrade, and save the world along the way.

This book shouldn't have such a low rating. The plot and characterization are well controlled. I can recommend it with a rating of 9 or above.

There are many scenes in this book that can cause poisonous points, but the author grasps them very well. There are no poisonous points at all, and it is very smooth.

A bird standing on a tree is never afraid that the branches will suddenly break, because what he believes in is not the branches, but his own wings. No one is willing to support a worthless person, so you have to manage yourself well, even if you fall into the trough, you must have chips to exchange with others, and don't let warm water boil the dream of being a general. The essence of this society is that people cannibalize people, pure feelings are almost non-existent, and the relationship between people is the value exchange of interests. Of course, human nature is kindness when you are useful to others, but if you are of no use to others, understanding human nature is selfish. In this cold and cold society, if you are not strong, everything is just a cloud. No matter how beautiful your friends say, they are not worth the few taels of silver in your pocket.

After reading Chapter 8, I felt that it was okay. The reason why I didn't give it five stars and read on is because the author's approach is not what I like. There is nothing wrong with the work itself and the writing is still readable. This novel is a doomsday theme with zombie powers. The three skills chosen by the protagonist are the captain's orange (which can control zombie viruses), Thain's soul furnace, and Thresh's passive. I still approve of it. This is not the complete form of the protagonist. The protagonist can also be upgraded and equipped with equipment. I don't like that the protagonist does not join the evolution of the steel door and does not take the expensive numerical route. This is why I don't read further. As for Chapters 1-8 of the Nanny Madonna, which I read in other comments, there is no such content. When the protagonist encounters strangers at the beginning and encounters strangers, he only collects information and does not save people. Instead, he lets them hide and wait until they become stronger and come to save people. I think there is nothing wrong with it. In the end of the world, strength is respected, but this is also based on the premise that there are people serving you. It is meaningless to live the life of a barbarian alone and be invincible. As for the comment that many people are disgusted with giving crystals to others, when I read Chapter 8, the protagonist did not give it to himself but said that he could leave one for the government. After all, if it is really useful for research and help mankind fight against the doomsday, he would give it to him. Only when the environment stabilizes and restores a certain order can he become a master. It's not like giving it to others to use as an extra superpower, rather than giving it to the protagonist himself.

It's pretty good. It's not uncomfortable to look at the three views. For me, there is no need to watch the plot after Chapter 55.

Later, we can get the Dragon King passive and E, unlimited range of killing, and when the equipment will be released, the Rift Maker will have extra life and magic power, and the equipment will have all-round blood-sucking, and additional damage bonus, and convert the health again through the vampire passive, and Ornn will passively upgrade his equipment, and the Sword Demon's

The IQ is online, and the protagonist also has an overall view. Many people may think that the protagonist is a virgin, but with the talent of the protagonist, and the plot direction, the protagonist's choice is often forced. The protagonist wants to stack up to become a numerical monster. This is what he had planned from the beginning, but the plot direction does not allow the protagonist to do this. Also, if the protagonist lacks these power crystals, giving them to others can be considered a reasonable use of resources!

There are also no poisonous points in the plot and abilities. The numerical value expands too fast. Every monster I encounter can be instantly eliminated. I don't see any problems. The people in the comment area made me understand that selfish people will feel dazzled when they see the sun. I hope you can live bravely on your own in the end of the world.

The protagonist is a normal person who grew up in a peaceful era. Once he has the ability, he will do something that is self-interested within his ability. At present, it doesn't seem to have any poisonous points, but the writing is a bit bland, but this is Tomato, and it is very good to have this level for free.

After reading Chapter 47, overall it's pretty good. It's not procrastinating, it's cautious enough, it's not as quick as Madonna, and there's nothing poisonous about it. The only thing I need to pay attention to is that the protagonist is a bit too one-sided and not three-dimensional enough. It's like an ideal character. It can be written humorously or strangely, and it can embody emotions.

The skills in LOL are really strong, when will the R skill be released? But now it's already killing people without using R! Or do you have any good R recommendations?

This book is bland, invincibly bland, but overall it's still relatively good-looking.

Six-star praise, one more star will not make you proud. Friends who are still hesitating should quickly take a look. It is a conscientious recommendation. It is really good and the plot is also very good...

If you haven't tried it before, you can try it.

It looks pretty good, relaxed and freehand

It's so beautiful. Come and see it [laughing evilly]

There are still too few books of this type, so even if there are some flaws, you don't have to pick them.

It's pretty good, but the first dozen or so chapters are a bit overwhelming. The rest are invincible.

Support it. After reading Chapter 13, I read too many novels about the innocence of the Virgin, and my happiness threshold was raised. It is actually more reasonable to regard the protagonist as an ordinary person.