Survival by Sequence: At Eighteen, I Slaughtered Ghosts Like Weeds

Yes, this is the book where you see the most strange objects. If the author has the ability, he can make this book an encyclopedia in the sequence. If you grasp it well, you can do it. Sequence occupations, sequence wonders, monster type abilities, sequence buildings... If you have a big enough imagination.

I have read four or five books of this type, and I think this one is good enough to keep reading. In the other few books, the protagonist is a little stronger, but there is an unsolvable existence that immediately breaks up the protagonist's team. This one is not bad, the team is getting stronger and stronger. For me, this kind of slowly becoming stronger while hanging on, is the most interesting to read.

Reading progress: Chapter 547. If you don't like to follow up, it's the end of the chapter. Rating (10-point scale): The theme fits [9] Doom → Weird → Sequence → God's Choice. The theme is quite exciting, and it is revealed step by step. Plot development [9] Growth-type plot, with a sense of happiness that develops the system. There are three typical ones: the protagonist goes from a humble existence to a new star of the team to a pillar of the team to a leader of the earth star. The weapons range from a knife to a machete to the Blade of Judgment to King of Judgment. The vehicle ranges from a pedal delivery truck to a courier truck to an off-road vehicle to a fortress to a cave. It's really fun to watch. Character Creation [7] In terms of characters, the group of characters shine individually. Barrier Tashan, Vitality Agent Jiao Jiao, King of Fighters Su Su, Fu Ma, and the newcomers who will join later, everyone has their own bright colors. The protagonist feels a little less good, but this one is even worse. Emotional resonance [6] is upgraded, and the happiness of the cultivation system is slightly weaker. The sacrifice of death is also silent, without strong emotional rendering. The writing rhythm [7] is still good, a little slow in the early and middle stages, and suddenly soaring in the later stages. But the overall rhythm is good Rating: Excellent

It's well written. The protagonist is a person who has an overall view. He knows that to be strong, you need to be whole and not just an individual. This is my first book about Chen Ye. It's well written, but I feel that Chen Ye doesn't have such an overall view and is too selfish. The whole book feels like Chen Ye is about to start a harem (which is not the case), but he is a real man, and the other daughters in the book like him a little bit. It is written from a purely male perspective. I don't like it as a girl, so I abandoned it. This book is more normal. I can't run away and still miss women. It feels very casual. This book is still good to read, I recommend it. If you really want to write about feelings, then just accept all the women. If you like them, just be direct. What you don't like the most is the scumbag who likes them all but doesn't want them.

Not bad, not bad, this is the best one I've seen since the one by Hei Xinye

The most awesome author. He is as prolific as a sow and updates four or five times a day. The plot does not drag out and upgrades are smooth. He can be regarded as one of the strongest combatants in the team. He is also more humane. He is not a dark wind, nor a capitalist or profiteer.

Not bad, much better looking, at least it gives people a feeling of hope, and the combat power is not too heavy. Other books describing this kind of sequence are all too depressing, and I can't see the slightest bit of it at all. I hope the protagonist isn't strong at all. The upgrade points are like gold. Give them little by little. If this book is better, you should change the map more and write more, and finally write it into a very good team. It creates a new era, which I think is the best ending of this novel.

I have been reading this for a long time and I just read the latest chapter in one go. It is very interesting, has a bottom line and is not vicious. Much better than smoking. If you are poor, you can live alone, but if you are rich, you can help the world. I like this kind of protagonist.

Overall, it's not bad, not a virgin, but it has gradually become a team nanny. But it is also a very good post-apocalyptic survival story. It is decisive in killing weirdos and is good at taking advantage of system characteristics. It is improved by killing weirdos. It only slowly tends to improve the entire team. The protagonist's ability is very important, but the rest of the team will gradually follow. Occasionally, the combat power is slightly suppressed, but overall it is not bad. Not so desperate

The protagonist earned 100,000 system coins in one wave, and spent a little time in Chapter 50. In one chapter, he cleared his inventory for one thing. The protagonist drank two bottles of improvement potions but did not level up. As a result, a teammate drank one bottle and leveled up. The key is that it was mentioned before that you need to drink about 4 bottles to upgrade. The title of the book should be—Because I'm afraid of pain, I don't dare to upgrade.