Apocalypse Survival: Starting in the Seventies Through Quick Transmigration

I don't know why there is no rating. I think it's very interesting. It's not like some novels where there is clearly a grudge and then there are hundreds of chapters without talking about killing, but it is still passive defense. Isn't it better to kill directly? People are destined to kill you. If you don't strike first, what's the use of cursing there? And when you time travel, the people the original author knows are actually strangers. The best thing about this novel is that from the beginning, there is a small space of one cubic meter with only a few old clothes and quilts, and you slowly develop a successful career. I have learned a lot of survival skills. The main thing I learned is Tai Chi, which is indispensable in every world. It can strengthen the body and increase internal strength. The direct force value is explosive. It is really a weapon with a murderous intention. The enemies who complete the mission later will all die in one word, and there are various ways of death. It is very exciting.

The Goldfinger of this novel is quite special. Anyway, I have read so many novels, but I have never encountered one that is the same. That is, the protagonist Goldfinger can travel to a copy of each decade since the founding of the People's Republic of China, such as the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, etc., And then complete the time travel to become that person. Wish, and then you can get rewards from the system by fulfilling that person's wish, but you can only stay there for ten years every time you go to an era. For example, if you want to go to the 1960s, you can only go to 1969 from 1960. In these ten years, you can fulfill the wish of the person who has traveled through. If you don't complete it in ten years, you will be imprisoned. The main world of the protagonist is a doomsday world and is infected by zombies. Therefore, the protagonist has to constantly travel through various eras and fulfill the wishes of those who have been traversed to obtain system rewards and enhance his ability to survive in the doomsday. However, this golden finger has an interesting feature, which is that it is fake. For example, if the protagonist travels through the 1960s, he will go back after completing the mission, but if he chooses the 1970s for the next time travel, he may meet the person who traveled through the 1960s, and then as long as he has skin contact with the person, he will get a clone, which is particularly interesting 🤔🤔

Yes, I like this kind of getting stronger little by little.

The logic is smooth. Except for the unclear explanation of the "original owner" and "original owner" at the beginning, the rest is okay. The setting is to live between the fast-travel world and the apocalypse. Similar dungeons in the fast-travel world can be leveled up.

It's good to read. This is the kind of fast writing that is not long-winded or frustrating.

Very interesting and logical, not a mindless novel

[Face-covering][Face-covering][Face-covering] The author didn't want to write anymore and it ended suddenly. I still enjoyed watching it

New author, more two stars encourage points