Zombies siege the city and civilization falls.
In this forgotten university, food became the only hard currency, and morality and humanity were completely crushed.
While the former aloof goddesses and professors were fighting over a piece of moldy bread, a cowardly student, Chen Feng, who was looked down upon by everyone, had unlimited food sources.
The special "feed" in his hand can keep the survivors alive and cost them dignity.
Is he a savior who brings hope, or a demon who creates despair?
In this collapsed world, Chen Feng will use the most iron-blooded means to establish a new order that belongs to him, and create a doomsday ark that only belongs to the obedient!
Reader comments
The author is not seeking fame or profit, he just wants to vent his depression. I haven't seen such a simple and pure book in a long time. What is written in it is only depression.
Author, let's strengthen the protagonist and give him a powerful superpower. By the way, upgrade the protagonist's system to the default that both the protagonist and the woman meet the standards for being farmed. By the way, you can unlock high-end food. After the woman eats it, she will get better in shape and grow taller. Also, she can improve her physique and favorability, and finally she can awaken the superpower.
After the protagonist's power is contracted with a woman, the favorability level can only increase but not decrease, and it can increase the probability of awakening the power, and improve the resistance to diseases. There is also a chance to self-heal one's own disease once a month. After the contracted woman awakens the power, the protagonist can also share the power. After the woman dies, the soul will be recovered by the protagonist's power, and the protagonist can resurrect her by sacrificing half of her blood and consuming energy.
Someday I won't be banned [smile]
I just finished reading the story in one sitting. First of all, I have to say that this system setting is really attractive and makes people want to keep reading. As a reader, I especially want it to be flawless, so I want to talk to you candidly about some of my direct feelings while reading.
The most obvious feeling is that the protagonist's abilities and actions sometimes made me feel a little "out of touch". For example, the scene in the girls' dormitory where he raised people with both hands felt a bit sudden when put together with the protagonist's usually slightly ordinary physique. Later in the teachers' dormitory, he clearly had a gun and could flash, but he seemed hesitant when facing ordinary people. At this time, I would think: "What is he afraid of?" If he was tougher or had more good reasons to be cautious, it might be more reasonable. Including the "getting the bed" section, I felt that the pace suddenly slowed down and the goal was interrupted, as if it was just to meet the character Xiaolan - she is interesting in her own right, but it might be more natural if she could be more closely integrated with the main mission.
I think the biggest highlight of the story is the setting and creativity, which is very interesting to read. If the logic of the protagonist's behavior and the display of abilities can be polished a little more, so that each plot points more closely to the main line, the story will be more gripping and make people want to follow it more. This is just my real thoughts as a reader. It is definitely not comprehensive, but I hope it can inspire you. Looking forward to seeing your subsequent modifications and updates, keep it up!
6666, The ultimate dazzling depression, the ultimate depressive book written by the divine author
It's okay, just don't have more than 10 female leads, otherwise the roles won't be enough and you can't even remember the names of the female leads, it would be better not to have any. Every time the villain goes against the protagonist, the mutation is too deliberate. Don't establish a power feud between princes and feudal lords, and keep the theme of survival. The results won't be bad, don't make the monsters too strong, just be moderate and you can defeat them in a group fight.
I am a college student and I like to watch
For those who saw this title and clicked in, there is no need to say anything about what they want to read.
Give it five stars, it looks good
The author's imagination is okay,
Mainly because it looks cool [laughs]
It's okay, although some of the articles and storylines are a bit repetitive.
The author is not seeking fame or profit, he just wants to vent his depression. I haven't seen such a simple and pure book in a long time. What is written in it is only depression.
Author, let's strengthen the protagonist and give him a powerful superpower. By the way, upgrade the protagonist's system to the default that both the protagonist and the woman meet the standards for being farmed. By the way, you can unlock high-end food. After the woman eats it, she will get better in shape and grow taller. Also, she can improve her physique and favorability, and finally she can awaken the superpower. After the protagonist's power is contracted with a woman, the favorability level can only increase but not decrease, and it can increase the probability of awakening the power, and improve the resistance to diseases. There is also a chance to self-heal one's own disease once a month. After the contracted woman awakens the power, the protagonist can also share the power. After the woman dies, the soul will be recovered by the protagonist's power, and the protagonist can resurrect her by sacrificing half of her blood and consuming energy.
Someday I won't be banned [smile]
I just finished reading the story in one sitting. First of all, I have to say that this system setting is really attractive and makes people want to keep reading. As a reader, I especially want it to be flawless, so I want to talk to you candidly about some of my direct feelings while reading. The most obvious feeling is that the protagonist's abilities and actions sometimes made me feel a little "out of touch". For example, the scene in the girls' dormitory where he raised people with both hands felt a bit sudden when put together with the protagonist's usually slightly ordinary physique. Later in the teachers' dormitory, he clearly had a gun and could flash, but he seemed hesitant when facing ordinary people. At this time, I would think: "What is he afraid of?" If he was tougher or had more good reasons to be cautious, it might be more reasonable. Including the "getting the bed" section, I felt that the pace suddenly slowed down and the goal was interrupted, as if it was just to meet the character Xiaolan - she is interesting in her own right, but it might be more natural if she could be more closely integrated with the main mission. I think the biggest highlight of the story is the setting and creativity, which is very interesting to read. If the logic of the protagonist's behavior and the display of abilities can be polished a little more, so that each plot points more closely to the main line, the story will be more gripping and make people want to follow it more. This is just my real thoughts as a reader. It is definitely not comprehensive, but I hope it can inspire you. Looking forward to seeing your subsequent modifications and updates, keep it up!
6666, The ultimate dazzling depression, the ultimate depressive book written by the divine author
It's okay, just don't have more than 10 female leads, otherwise the roles won't be enough and you can't even remember the names of the female leads, it would be better not to have any. Every time the villain goes against the protagonist, the mutation is too deliberate. Don't establish a power feud between princes and feudal lords, and keep the theme of survival. The results won't be bad, don't make the monsters too strong, just be moderate and you can defeat them in a group fight.
I am a college student and I like to watch
For those who saw this title and clicked in, there is no need to say anything about what they want to read.
Give it five stars, it looks good
The author's imagination is okay,
Mainly because it looks cool [laughs]
It's okay, although some of the articles and storylines are a bit repetitive.