After being reborn, he holds the most powerful cheat in Doomsday, but he bears the blood feud of being stabbed by his loved ones.
In his last life, he was a rare good person in the apocalypse - giving away the last piece of bread to orphans, giving away body armor to teammates, and even leaving the chance of escape to his "beloved" Lin Weiwei.
The result?
At the No. 0 Dam evacuation point, she smiled and pulled the trigger: "Qitian, your Hafu coins and safety box belong to me."
He knelt in a pool of blood and watched helplessly as she held the hand of the young master of the Black Shark Club and stepped on his bones to reach the top of power.
He hoards arms in advance, anticipates map refreshes, and devours all weapons in square-inch safe boxes;
He pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, letting the betrayer hand the knife into his hand;
He set up a trap to lure the snake out of its hole, making Lin Weiwei kneel down in front of thousands of people and beg him to take him in, but she only got one sentence in exchange:
"Your life is not worth a haf coin."
He is the only reborn person who sees through the rules,
He is also the real master of the arsenal of doomsday.
This is a killing game of gratification and revenge, and it is also a difficult choice for a reborn person to redefine "survival" and "humanity" in a desperate situation.
Hardcore apocalypse × tactical wits × glimmer of humanity × rebirth layout
This time, he must not only survive, but also keep the line in his heart that cannot be crossed.
Reader comments
It's rare to see such a "non-suspended" work in the apocalyptic genre. "Delta Reborn: Doomsday Arsenal" completely breaks out of the "leave it on and win" routine, making people tense and unable to stop reading it.
The most impressive thing is its multi-dimensional realism: on the one hand, the details of the scene are hard-core, from the terrain survey in the delta area, to the model adaptation of weapons in the arsenal, and the calculation of ammunition supply. There is no vague "universal equipment". Every weapon use must be weighed against the environment. For example, when the protagonist first uses an old heavy machine gun, the description of debugging and calibrating the ballistics is more tense than a simple battle scene. ; On the other hand, the characters stand up. The protagonist's "rebirth" is not an invincible buff, but with the regrets and traumas of his previous life. He not only has to fight against the zombie tide and mutated creatures, but also has to deal with the suspicion of the survivor team, the contradiction in resource allocation, and even has to make a cruel choice between "self-preservation" and "rescuing people." There are no absolute good guys or bad guys, and each character's choice fits the logic of survival in the apocalypse.
There is no deliberate sensationalism or a forced plot. The author has smoothed the cruelty of the apocalypse, the complexity of human nature, and the protagonist's rebirth step by step using the arsenal. If you love the theme of the apocalypse but are tired of the same cool articles, you must read this book. It will make you feel that "rebirth" in the apocalypse is never about luck again, but about walking the road of life and death again with sobriety and courage.
The subject matter is relatively new, but it is a pity that the repeater still reads it over and over again.
It's rare to see such a "non-suspended" work in the apocalyptic genre. "Delta Reborn: Doomsday Arsenal" completely breaks out of the "leave it on and win" routine, making people tense and unable to stop reading it. The most impressive thing is its multi-dimensional realism: on the one hand, the details of the scene are hard-core, from the terrain survey in the delta area, to the model adaptation of weapons in the arsenal, and the calculation of ammunition supply. There is no vague "universal equipment". Every weapon use must be weighed against the environment. For example, when the protagonist first uses an old heavy machine gun, the description of debugging and calibrating the ballistics is more tense than a simple battle scene. ; On the other hand, the characters stand up. The protagonist's "rebirth" is not an invincible buff, but with the regrets and traumas of his previous life. He not only has to fight against the zombie tide and mutated creatures, but also has to deal with the suspicion of the survivor team, the contradiction in resource allocation, and even has to make a cruel choice between "self-preservation" and "rescuing people." There are no absolute good guys or bad guys, and each character's choice fits the logic of survival in the apocalypse. There is no deliberate sensationalism or a forced plot. The author has smoothed the cruelty of the apocalypse, the complexity of human nature, and the protagonist's rebirth step by step using the arsenal. If you love the theme of the apocalypse but are tired of the same cool articles, you must read this book. It will make you feel that "rebirth" in the apocalypse is never about luck again, but about walking the road of life and death again with sobriety and courage.
The subject matter is relatively new, but it is a pity that the repeater still reads it over and over again.