Synopsis: [Doomsday] [Dungeons] [Games] [System] [Cautious survival]
He is unexpectedly pulled into a Doomsday game, and his first dungeon is surviving thirty days in a zombie apocalypse!
He thinks he'll have to gather supplies and lie low for thirty days, but then he awakens a career-selection System!
His first career is Daoist priest! His talent is drawing talismans, and the cost of doing so is reduced by 99%! He can draw a hundred talismans in a single day!
“Doomsday is scary, sure. But under a barrage of artillery, everyone is equal!”
By the time Qin Qi makes it to day thirty, he has thousands of talismans in hand. He feels like he might just be invincible!
When he enters the second dungeon, he chooses the Demon Hunter career. Keeping his Daoist priest career as well, he combines East and West to create a whole new system for subduing demons!
“Don't tell me that drawing talismans is better than inscribing them on bullets. My skills can exorcise demons and punish evildoers, too.”
“When I bring out my Italian demon-slaying cannon, who dares complain?”
Qin Qi comes to understand that firepower is justice!
Zombie: “I was just there with my minions, eating meat and drinking blood, when he suddenly robbed me. He plastered me with talismans from head to toe and shipped me off in a private delivery!”
Vampire: “I weigh a hundred pounds: ninety pounds of bullets and ten pounds of ashes. Damn, that's brutal!”
Qin Qi: “I don't know who I am, and I don't know where I am. All I know is that artillery purifies the land and justice rains from the sky!”
(17 additions) Green LV4, 22.275 points/50 points. Starting chapters + follow-up reading: 3+2. Writing style + creativity: 3+3. Extra features + setting: 3+2. Pace + main plot: 2+2. Details + logic: 2+2. Bonus: -10%. Feelings: The Taoist becoming a demon hunter disrupted my immersion. If you don't care about these aspects, it's still acceptable. Calculation: (5×1.5+6×1.25+0.75×13)×0.9=22.275 points
The protagonist is intelligent and cautious, demonstrating a deep understanding of the art of survival, but he can't simply overpower others. His professions have merged; a Demon Hunter is nowhere near as effective as a Taoist.
The summary in Chapter 20 is similar to Shen Yong's; he is genuinely cautious.
It's alright, it's alright.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Well written, keep it up!