The blood moon volleyed in the sky, and the red mist swallowed the world.
Electronics were annihilated, alien beasts were rampant, and Lin Mo, who was anxious about being unemployed just a second ago, was hit in the left chest by meteorite fragments——
"The doomsday fortress system is activated! Kill and transform: monster corpse = steel city wall! Elite head = electromagnetic turret!"
While others are digging for food in the ruins, his shelter has paved the road of evolution with corpses:
Barbed wire → automatic turret matrix, steel spear → exoskeleton armor, rental house → suspended steel royal city!
"Lord level beast tide? We just need a shield energy source!" Lin Mo shot through the mountain of corpses, and the system roared:
"The detected deep-sea civilization signal... Is it resolved into interstellar coordinates?"
(Above the ruins, mankind uses me as a torch; beyond deep space, is the end of civilization a killing or a redemption?)
Click to open the [Kill Architect] legend
Reader comments
Seriously, what is the biggest conflict in this book? I read more than 20 chapters. He saved a woman with a broken leg. And that woman was in better shape than he was when he was seriously injured. Then he went to fight zombies with all his strength. He was still in the state of being seriously injured and dying, and he was still a newly mutated zombie. Has he mutated too? What special bonus does he have? Is he so brave? If he were a college or high school sports student, I wouldn't say anything about him, but he is an unemployed vagrant in his 30s who has just received an M plus one, and he clearly has the ability to use careful and cherished resources to restore himself to a serious injury or a minor injury. What? Do you like the feeling of life dying and wandering away? Or is it that the author doesn't understand the concept of serious injury? I feel that the protagonist's severely injured state is more serious than me, a young and strong person in my 20s.
Seriously, what is the biggest conflict in this book? I read more than 20 chapters. He saved a woman with a broken leg. And that woman was in better shape than he was when he was seriously injured. Then he went to fight zombies with all his strength. He was still in the state of being seriously injured and dying, and he was still a newly mutated zombie. Has he mutated too? What special bonus does he have? Is he so brave? If he were a college or high school sports student, I wouldn't say anything about him, but he is an unemployed vagrant in his 30s who has just received an M plus one, and he clearly has the ability to use careful and cherished resources to restore himself to a serious injury or a minor injury. What? Do you like the feeling of life dying and wandering away? Or is it that the author doesn't understand the concept of serious injury? I feel that the protagonist's severely injured state is more serious than me, a young and strong person in my 20s.