[Doomsday natural disaster➕No safe house➕Upgrade flow]
Jiang Li just wanted to play the game, but ended up traveling directly into the doomsday.
We have no house, no supplies, and we even lost one of our shoes!
Good news: this game has safe houses.
Bad news: the safe house opens in an hour!
Worse news: She's using her bare hands and there's a monster behind her! !
(The female protagonist is a quality person, but if she doesn't accept it, she will do it.)
Reader comments
Very nice! Although there are some minor flaws, such as the early monsters rushing up to the heroine without seeing her, and the heroine reacting before starting the fight, the plot is pretty good. I read some comments saying that the heroine even holds a grudge against the monster, which I think is quite normal. After all, the monster almost killed the heroine, so how could he not hold a grudge? Mrs. Author, please do more updates! Don't be tired and don't take a break [sending heart]
It's good to read. I like this kind of safe house type of story the most. But I don't know if there will be a situation where the heroine masters the skills by herself later. Is the skill card considered a skill mastered by the heroine? Or is it meant to be used once and then gone? I read the article too quickly and didn't read it carefully at all [laughing and crying]
Very nice! Although there are some minor flaws, such as the early monsters rushing up to the heroine without seeing her, and the heroine reacting before starting the fight, the plot is pretty good. I read some comments saying that the heroine even holds a grudge against the monster, which I think is quite normal. After all, the monster almost killed the heroine, so how could he not hold a grudge? Mrs. Author, please do more updates! Don't be tired and don't take a break [sending heart]
It's good to read. I like this kind of safe house type of story the most. But I don't know if there will be a situation where the heroine masters the skills by herself later. Is the skill card considered a skill mastered by the heroine? Or is it meant to be used once and then gone? I read the article too quickly and didn't read it carefully at all [laughing and crying]