Maxed-Out Attack, but I Just Want to Keep a Low Profile [Apocalypse]

The day Lin Mo transmigrated into an apocalypse novel, she accidentally put all her points into attack. Now she can slice a tank in half with one blow, but she’s also a “glass cannon” who’s afraid of pain, the dark, and bugs.

The System forces her to complete missions: trade zombie fingernails for arm guards, run from mutated crabs for three days, deliver mutated thornvine flowers to the icy team captain Lu Chen as a little “battlefield tenderness”… She just wants to hide in a corner and go unnoticed, but somehow she’s always shoved to the front lines. She cuts through zombies like vegetables, smacks villains like melons, and can even turn a strip of kelp into a wonder weapon capable of tying up a submarine.

There are legendary scenes everywhere: using concealment powder in a glacial ruin to make enemies forget they were looking for trouble, stopping a nuclear submarine at the Ark Base with glowing kelp, and facing down a flying polar bear on the Arctic ice while muttering, “Don’t get blood on my new clothes.” Her teammates go from being shocked to taking it in stride. When Captain Lu hands her a tactical manual, he makes sure she doesn’t accidentally slice it in half. Doctor Jiang hides the sweet treats while brewing medicine so she won’t sneak a bite. Even the kids at the base know that Lin Mo closes her eyes when she kills zombies, but somehow never misses!

From steel fortresses to a deep-sea ark, from being afraid of bugs to leading the team in blowing up a reactor, how did this high-attack powerhouse’s quest to stay alive turn more and more passionate (and ridiculous)? Don’t ask. The System just gave her another bizarre mission!