Sequence Survival: From Mechanic to Machine God!

The plot is novel and the system is not under control. The protagonist is becoming more and more like a saint. Don't kill the enemy. A bunch of old, weak, sick and disabled people are left to serve as nannies. The personal heroism complex is extremely serious.

It is clearly stated that there is no heroine, but most of the film is about repeatedly getting in and out of the car with women. It is repeatedly emphasized that the protagonist is ruthless, but I don't see any ruthlessness. It's really good. It's quite interesting.

It's very pretty. Don't miss it if it's pretty, especially that girl. Fortunately, I was full of poison. I guess the author dropped it because of the pressure. I believe it's good. You should try it too. It's so tasteful and right. I'll definitely watch it again next time.

It's so beautiful, I'm patient in the early stage, I'm patient in the middle stage, I'm patient in the later stage, The Xu family brother and sister in the team, one physically binds the protagonist, the other kidnaps the protagonist morally, and there is a green tea man, yes, he is green to men, and the protagonist tolerates it again and again. He cannot be beaten in the early stage, and he is weird in the middle stage. In the later stage, he can be killed, but he has to be tortured. It doesn't matter if you have a professional awakening as the Human Emperor, and it's not impossible to save the world appropriately.

Quite a good book. The setting of the protagonist's abilities is very creative and interesting. The setting of the story background is also good. In terms of plot, there are some flaws, but overall it's pretty exciting. The relationship and characterization of the characters should be said to be relatively outstanding. It can be seen that the author is trying hard to break away from templates and try to write each character vividly. However, the plot advances quickly and the characters enter the next small theater before they are well laid out. The reading feels a bit fragmented and not full enough. This is also the place where readers complain a lot in the comment area, because readers who read too many fast food articles are not able to accept that NPCs other than the protagonist have minds.

It's really okay. It's a little bit toxic in the early stages, but it's actually not bad. The first is the issue of handing over food. The protagonist doesn't know the situation. Isn't it normal to sign up for the group first? The second is to leave the girl in the car, which is indeed a bit poisonous [facepalming], but it's okay, mainly because the protagonist didn't have time to deal with it at first, and it's probably not easy to kick her later even if she didn't make a mistake, especially since the captain of the team the protagonist is in is a bit of a virgin. But the latest chapters have already let girls get off the bus. Overall, it's pretty good-looking [eating melon]

I have read the comic series a long time ago, and after reading the book recently after a book shortage, I found that there are many negative reviews, all of which criticize the Holy Mother. And is this book really holy? Everyone who likes to read biographies knows that an idea often does not change quickly due to drastic changes in the environment. For example, in the biography of a certain founding general, it is said that in the first few battles, he either hid behind, or stayed in the position without daring to show his face, and did not dare to fire a single shot. Later, under the guidance of party representatives, his thoughts gradually changed, and later he became the founding general of New China. Therefore, when I read apocalyptic novels, I always feel a sense of dissonance when I see the protagonist suddenly become more decisive in killing. After all, my legs were still shaking when I first got into a fight, but as time went by, even if my head was broken and bleeding, I could calmly ask who had a tissue, and then calmly hold the tissue to the wound. Therefore, I think it is biased to just criticize Our Lady at the beginning. The comic version of this book is pretty good, and the book is pretty good as well. Don't be misled by book ratings.

The reason why I don't give five stars is because the female characters written by the author are really unlikable. Doesn't he know how to write female characters? In addition, maybe the protagonist's hang-up is relatively large, and it doesn't give people a sense of the end of the world at all. The survival of the protagonist team is like an adventure or a trip. In addition, I prefer the animal car written by the author. It is quite creative. It would be better if the camouflage one can blend into the surrounding environment.

Okay, okay, very good. I really like this comfortable model.

It's a rare post-apocalyptic story. The protagonist's character is well portrayed, and he doesn't speak much.