[Unlimited bullets + unlimited supplies + system space + doomsday machine armor ranked second]
In the third month of heavy rain, the smell of hot pot wafted from my house.
The owners next door scolded me for being crazy and arrogant, so I slapped my belly and throat against the window with my backhand.
The flood suddenly submerged the whole city overnight, and the group of people who scolded me cried and cut open a rubber boat to ask for help.
I opened the safety door on the top floor, revealing a whole floor of material warehouse behind me: "What attitude should I have when asking for help? Can you swim 800 meters for me first?"
In the last days, if you are not ruthless, you will not be able to stand firm.
Want to kidnap me morally?
Oh, I am moral myself!
Reader comments
This book is very beautiful. It is a doomsday-themed work that is fast-paced and refreshing.
The author greatly uses the golden finger setting of "unlimited supplies + system space" to allow the protagonist to quickly occupy the commanding heights of survival after the disaster breaks out.
The leisurely way of cooking hot pot in a heavy rain and the domineering display of supplies during floods not only form a strong contrast, but also highlight the protagonist's hard-core attitude of refusing moral kidnapping.
Among them, my favorite is the declaration of "I am the rule" in the story. It feels like it breaks the moral shackles of traditional apocalyptic novels and makes people read it heartily!
In the context of doomsday, when survival becomes the only criterion, morality becomes the first luxury item to be abandoned. The ultimate question raised by this book is thought-provoking: When we laugh at Zhao Dezhu's "immorality", is it just because we are lucky enough not to have to face the same extreme choice?
There is no overflowing self-sacrifice in the Heart of Mary, nor is there any sloppy interpersonal entanglement. The protagonist's attitude of "I myself am the moral one" perfectly balances the reality of doomsday survival with the sense of satisfaction.
The beginning of the chapter attracts readers' attention with a very tense scene. The author cleverly combines the refreshing setting of "infinite bullets + unlimited supplies + system space" with the in-depth theme of human torture to construct a doomsday scene that is both absurd and real. Nice
It feels like the author named the protagonist "Zhao Dezhu" as an ironic statement. In this world of moral decay, he is no longer a "Zhao De" bound by morality, but a "pillar" with his own rules. As the neighbors transform from scolding to begging, the novel sharply reveals the fragility and hypocrisy of human nature in the face of crisis. The phrase "What attitude should I have when asking for help? Swim 800 meters for me first?" Is not only the protagonist's pleasure of revenge, but also a complete subversion of apocalyptic ethics.
Floods submerge civilization, the protagonist hoards mountains of supplies on the top floor, and his former evil neighbor rows a boat and begs for shelter. The sentence "swim eight hundred meters first" will crush human dignity into apocalyptic dust. The survival philosophy of "If you are not ruthless, you cannot stand firm", at this moment, a piercing cold light burst out.
The doomsday is coming, and the protagonist has unlimited supplies and system space. He cooks hot pot during the rainstorm and watches others go from insulting to begging. The author tears apart the shackles of the Virgin with a ruthless declaration of "I am morality", and uses extreme contrast and serial slaps in the face to weave an absurd and enjoyable picture of life. The rhythm is as fast as a knife, and the excitement is layered on top. It both relieves stress and satirizes human nature. It can be called a mudslide in apocalyptic literature.
The character of the protagonist is impressive. He is decisive in killing, has an online IQ, is not a virgin, and is even a bit crazy about the anti-hero image. This is in line with the current readers' aesthetics of powerful protagonists. His actions are logical and self-consistent, and his charm is unique.
The setting is very interesting, and elements such as unlimited bullets, unlimited supplies, and system space are very attractive and refreshing points in the doomsday theme. The plot is also very tense. From the protagonist's "arrogance" in the early days of the apocalypse, to the neighbors' plea for help after the flood submerged the city, to the protagonist's tough attitude when showing off a massive amount of supplies, the principle of "if you are not ruthless, you cannot stand firm" in the apocalypse is well reflected, and the rhythm is relatively compact, making people want to keep watching.
Heavy rains flooded the city for three months. Others were chewing tree bark, but the protagonist was making hot pot at home!
When the neighbor next door scolded him for being arrogant, he went right out the window and rinsed his hairy belly and throat to fight back!
Floods engulfed the city overnight, and the people who had scolded him rowed a rubber boat to ask for help. He opened the safety door on the top floor, revealing a whole floor of material warehouse: "Please swim 800 meters first to see the attitude!"
Just feel good and that's it
It depicts the difficult environment of the doomsday. On the other hand, the protagonist has unlimited material and system space and lives a very comfortable life in the doomsday. This strong contrast satisfies the reader's expectation of survival in a post-apocalyptic novel, making it very enjoyable to read.
Doomsday + system + unlimited supplies, the buff stack is full! The scene where the protagonist eats hot pot during the disaster was hilarious. The group of people behind the boat rowing for help were forced to swim instead. The twist was super interesting. The style is fierce but not boring, suitable for readers who don't want to use their brains and just want to have fun!
When the end of the world comes, most people are struggling with hunger and despair, but the protagonist can live a proud life with a whole floor of material warehouse in his own home. "Infinite supplies and system space" are quite satisfying, but they are more than satisfying.
From the chat in the owner group at the beginning of the article, it can indeed be seen that with the advent of the end, all kinds of materials have become scarce, but the protagonist is eating hot pot and simmering his belly. With such good food, it turns out that the protagonist has space!
This book is so cool! The protagonist has unlimited supplies and is very arrogant. He even cooked hot pot at home during the apocalyptic rainstorm, which made my mouth water. The fiercer the neighbor next door scolded her, the calmer she became. Finally, the flood came and slapped everyone in the face. I like this setting of "never being kidnapped by morality", it relieves stress and brings feelings! Looking forward to the follow-up
This is a refreshing post-apocalyptic novel, with unlimited supplies and system space at the beginning. The scene where the protagonist cooks hot pot in heavy rain and floods is very visually impactful. It creates a strong contrast between the despair of the apocalypse and the protagonist's arrogance. It is densely packed with exciting points and makes it an enjoyable read.
It starts with a heavy rain and the end of the world, but the protagonist lives like a vacation, and the smell of hot pot fills him with hatred. Later, when the flood flooded the city and she revealed a whole layer of supplies, she was so powerful! What is morality? The protagonist himself is moral! This anti-routine plot is extremely enjoyable to watch, highly recommended!
Doomsday lovers are ecstatic. This book combines "nonsensical + system space + doomsday" in such an interesting way. The protagonist can still smell the aroma of hot pot in March, and the neighbor next door has a mental breakdown. This section is very graphic, refreshing and a little funny, and the pace is fast. I can't stop reading it.
The arrogant opening of the hot pot in a heavy rain, the force of force in the mecha warehouse is shocking, and the fragrant ink and spicy brushstrokes tear apart the pretense of morality. When the beauty kneels down and begs for shelter, the golden finger of "infinite supplies + system space" will finally push the law of the jungle to the extreme in the doomsday.
It's a very interesting apocalyptic novel, well written and the plot is very good. I recommend everyone to read it.
Overall, it is a relatively easy read, suitable for killing time. The contrast between the doomsday background and the background is well achieved. I hope it can maintain this level.
The setting is so delicious! "Ignore bullets + attack by nothing + system space + doomsday mecha ranked second". Just looking at the introduction, you can tell that it is a cool configuration. In fact, the pace is very fast and the sense of pleasure is full. You can also get some "little luck" in the doomsday. This contrast feels wonderful.
This book is so appetizing. In the setting of the apocalypse, the protagonist is not a virgin, not aggrieved, has unlimited supplies and systems at his side, and lives a free and easy life.
The heavy rain kept falling, which became a precursor. In the middle of the night, the community turned into a sea, and it was impossible to see the edge. The protagonist, who owns the space, uses unequal treaties, leaving his surviving neighbors behind.
This is the only book I've read so far without skipping a chapter. It's also the first serialized book I've read in so many years. It's really not that good!
I feel very good after reading the introduction! Decisively add to the bookshelf
I just watched the beginning, and the setting is quite interesting. In the end of the world, the protagonist has unlimited supplies and system space. This kind of coolness is very attractive, and I look forward to the follow-up development.
The rhythm of the plot is okay, but the description feels a bit rough in some places. I hope that the characters and plot can be polished more carefully in the future.
It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic survival story, but it's a bit too sparse so far. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
This doomsday article really hit home for me! Elements such as the system space and the doomsday mecha are very interesting, and the contrast between the protagonist's start and the beginning is very interesting. The writing is very interesting and it is a treasure that I have recently discovered.
This book is very beautiful. It is a doomsday-themed work that is fast-paced and refreshing. The author greatly uses the golden finger setting of "unlimited supplies + system space" to allow the protagonist to quickly occupy the commanding heights of survival after the disaster breaks out. The leisurely way of cooking hot pot in a heavy rain and the domineering display of supplies during floods not only form a strong contrast, but also highlight the protagonist's hard-core attitude of refusing moral kidnapping. Among them, my favorite is the declaration of "I am the rule" in the story. It feels like it breaks the moral shackles of traditional apocalyptic novels and makes people read it heartily!
In the context of doomsday, when survival becomes the only criterion, morality becomes the first luxury item to be abandoned. The ultimate question raised by this book is thought-provoking: When we laugh at Zhao Dezhu's "immorality", is it just because we are lucky enough not to have to face the same extreme choice?
There is no overflowing self-sacrifice in the Heart of Mary, nor is there any sloppy interpersonal entanglement. The protagonist's attitude of "I myself am the moral one" perfectly balances the reality of doomsday survival with the sense of satisfaction.
The beginning of the chapter attracts readers' attention with a very tense scene. The author cleverly combines the refreshing setting of "infinite bullets + unlimited supplies + system space" with the in-depth theme of human torture to construct a doomsday scene that is both absurd and real. Nice
It feels like the author named the protagonist "Zhao Dezhu" as an ironic statement. In this world of moral decay, he is no longer a "Zhao De" bound by morality, but a "pillar" with his own rules. As the neighbors transform from scolding to begging, the novel sharply reveals the fragility and hypocrisy of human nature in the face of crisis. The phrase "What attitude should I have when asking for help? Swim 800 meters for me first?" Is not only the protagonist's pleasure of revenge, but also a complete subversion of apocalyptic ethics.
Floods submerge civilization, the protagonist hoards mountains of supplies on the top floor, and his former evil neighbor rows a boat and begs for shelter. The sentence "swim eight hundred meters first" will crush human dignity into apocalyptic dust. The survival philosophy of "If you are not ruthless, you cannot stand firm", at this moment, a piercing cold light burst out.
The doomsday is coming, and the protagonist has unlimited supplies and system space. He cooks hot pot during the rainstorm and watches others go from insulting to begging. The author tears apart the shackles of the Virgin with a ruthless declaration of "I am morality", and uses extreme contrast and serial slaps in the face to weave an absurd and enjoyable picture of life. The rhythm is as fast as a knife, and the excitement is layered on top. It both relieves stress and satirizes human nature. It can be called a mudslide in apocalyptic literature.
The character of the protagonist is impressive. He is decisive in killing, has an online IQ, is not a virgin, and is even a bit crazy about the anti-hero image. This is in line with the current readers' aesthetics of powerful protagonists. His actions are logical and self-consistent, and his charm is unique.
The setting is very interesting, and elements such as unlimited bullets, unlimited supplies, and system space are very attractive and refreshing points in the doomsday theme. The plot is also very tense. From the protagonist's "arrogance" in the early days of the apocalypse, to the neighbors' plea for help after the flood submerged the city, to the protagonist's tough attitude when showing off a massive amount of supplies, the principle of "if you are not ruthless, you cannot stand firm" in the apocalypse is well reflected, and the rhythm is relatively compact, making people want to keep watching.
Heavy rains flooded the city for three months. Others were chewing tree bark, but the protagonist was making hot pot at home! When the neighbor next door scolded him for being arrogant, he went right out the window and rinsed his hairy belly and throat to fight back! Floods engulfed the city overnight, and the people who had scolded him rowed a rubber boat to ask for help. He opened the safety door on the top floor, revealing a whole floor of material warehouse: "Please swim 800 meters first to see the attitude!" Just feel good and that's it
It depicts the difficult environment of the doomsday. On the other hand, the protagonist has unlimited material and system space and lives a very comfortable life in the doomsday. This strong contrast satisfies the reader's expectation of survival in a post-apocalyptic novel, making it very enjoyable to read.
Doomsday + system + unlimited supplies, the buff stack is full! The scene where the protagonist eats hot pot during the disaster was hilarious. The group of people behind the boat rowing for help were forced to swim instead. The twist was super interesting. The style is fierce but not boring, suitable for readers who don't want to use their brains and just want to have fun!
When the end of the world comes, most people are struggling with hunger and despair, but the protagonist can live a proud life with a whole floor of material warehouse in his own home. "Infinite supplies and system space" are quite satisfying, but they are more than satisfying.
From the chat in the owner group at the beginning of the article, it can indeed be seen that with the advent of the end, all kinds of materials have become scarce, but the protagonist is eating hot pot and simmering his belly. With such good food, it turns out that the protagonist has space!
This book is so cool! The protagonist has unlimited supplies and is very arrogant. He even cooked hot pot at home during the apocalyptic rainstorm, which made my mouth water. The fiercer the neighbor next door scolded her, the calmer she became. Finally, the flood came and slapped everyone in the face. I like this setting of "never being kidnapped by morality", it relieves stress and brings feelings! Looking forward to the follow-up
This is a refreshing post-apocalyptic novel, with unlimited supplies and system space at the beginning. The scene where the protagonist cooks hot pot in heavy rain and floods is very visually impactful. It creates a strong contrast between the despair of the apocalypse and the protagonist's arrogance. It is densely packed with exciting points and makes it an enjoyable read.
It starts with a heavy rain and the end of the world, but the protagonist lives like a vacation, and the smell of hot pot fills him with hatred. Later, when the flood flooded the city and she revealed a whole layer of supplies, she was so powerful! What is morality? The protagonist himself is moral! This anti-routine plot is extremely enjoyable to watch, highly recommended!
Doomsday lovers are ecstatic. This book combines "nonsensical + system space + doomsday" in such an interesting way. The protagonist can still smell the aroma of hot pot in March, and the neighbor next door has a mental breakdown. This section is very graphic, refreshing and a little funny, and the pace is fast. I can't stop reading it.
The arrogant opening of the hot pot in a heavy rain, the force of force in the mecha warehouse is shocking, and the fragrant ink and spicy brushstrokes tear apart the pretense of morality. When the beauty kneels down and begs for shelter, the golden finger of "infinite supplies + system space" will finally push the law of the jungle to the extreme in the doomsday.
It's a very interesting apocalyptic novel, well written and the plot is very good. I recommend everyone to read it.
Overall, it is a relatively easy read, suitable for killing time. The contrast between the doomsday background and the background is well achieved. I hope it can maintain this level.
The setting is so delicious! "Ignore bullets + attack by nothing + system space + doomsday mecha ranked second". Just looking at the introduction, you can tell that it is a cool configuration. In fact, the pace is very fast and the sense of pleasure is full. You can also get some "little luck" in the doomsday. This contrast feels wonderful.
This book is so appetizing. In the setting of the apocalypse, the protagonist is not a virgin, not aggrieved, has unlimited supplies and systems at his side, and lives a free and easy life.
The heavy rain kept falling, which became a precursor. In the middle of the night, the community turned into a sea, and it was impossible to see the edge. The protagonist, who owns the space, uses unequal treaties, leaving his surviving neighbors behind.
This is the only book I've read so far without skipping a chapter. It's also the first serialized book I've read in so many years. It's really not that good!
I feel very good after reading the introduction! Decisively add to the bookshelf
I just watched the beginning, and the setting is quite interesting. In the end of the world, the protagonist has unlimited supplies and system space. This kind of coolness is very attractive, and I look forward to the follow-up development.
The rhythm of the plot is okay, but the description feels a bit rough in some places. I hope that the characters and plot can be polished more carefully in the future.
It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic survival story, but it's a bit too sparse so far. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
This doomsday article really hit home for me! Elements such as the system space and the doomsday mecha are very interesting, and the contrast between the protagonist's start and the beginning is very interesting. The writing is very interesting and it is a treasure that I have recently discovered.