Prismatic Hextech from the Start: I Stack Guinsoo's Rageblade with Zombies

Let's call it an apocalyptic novel. The protagonist's system is similar to that of a game novel. Call it a cool novel. The protagonist is as calculating as a Machiavellian novel. Now that he has a pet, it suddenly feels a bit like a pet novel. There are a lot of elements, but the integration seems to be pretty good so far. I look forward to the follow-up.

I finally read a new post-apocalyptic article that is not a "hoarding flow"! To be honest, at the beginning, I spent more than fifty chapters on rebirth, buying hundreds of tons of supplies, and renting several large warehouses. I was really tired of reading it. The apocalypse is coming, and there are systematic cheats. What's the point of staying at home? This is what the end of the world should be like! I'm definitely following this one!

It's hard to comment. Is it okay to kill decisively? It's okay for others, but to sleep with the woman who stabbed him in the back before he was reborn? The most terrifying thing is that there is still the slightest thought of forgiving her? But, putting this aside, the others are pretty good so far.

There are some minor points at the front... Well... But they are not bad points at all. Maybe for an old bookworm like me, it is a bit traditional. Mainly because I watch a lot of revenge, but it does not affect the other settings which are very novel. Overall it is very exciting, and stacking the sheep knives is very fun!

Seeing Chen Feng feel tired after killing Lin Mengyao, I, a grown man, felt deeply. How should I put it? I struggled with my ex for three years before breaking up. I really know that feeling. It wasn't love or hate, it was just a kind of exhaustion after the rotten flesh in the heart was finally cut out. You think you will be relieved, but in fact you will only feel so tired that you are too tired to say a word. I hope none of you will have this experience.

I don't play games, so I'm not particularly interested in sheep knives or anything like that, but the plot of Lin Mengyao left a deep impression on me. To be honest, I think this character is the most realistic in this book so far. She is not simply stupid or bad, she is extremely "strong" and self-interested. She is loyal to no one but "power" itself. In her previous life, Scarqiang was a powerful person in her eyes, so she betrayed him. In this life, the protagonist showed strength and she immediately surrendered. But when she saw Scar's ability to strengthen the "Awakened One", she betrayed him again without hesitation, because in her perception, the Awakened One = stronger power. Every choice she makes is the "optimal solution" from her perspective. In the end, the protagonist's revenge on her was very exciting. He did not simply kill her, but used a higher power that she could not understand to completely destroy the "laws of survival" that she relied on for a living. And let her know before she died that she missed the thing she cared about most, and it was destroyed by her own hands, making her regret it to the extreme. There is nothing more heart-breaking than this.

Looking at the beginning, I thought it was just pure mindless revenge, and then I took a magic weapon and chopped it off, but after looking at it, I realized that I was presumptuous, hahaha, I won't reveal it, but the second part is quite exciting, and it is quite different from other apocalyptic novels I have read. It is indeed fine chaff.

Cool! Just do it at the beginning, take revenge when you have a grudge, and use it when you are in trouble. Hoarding supplies, building bases, and scheming are all things that happen later. The early stage is all about carving out a bloody path.

Not bad, good, okay

I saw some people saying that the front is poisonous, and I thought it was okay. Maybe everyone has different opinions. I think the pace of this book is quite fast and does not drag on, especially after the revenge is over, many new things appear later. To be honest, if the author puts these things in the front, the effect will probably be better. But it seems that the author wants to do it step by step, and it feels okay.