[Hundredfold Critical Hits + Muscles + Roadside Ghoul-Slaying + Ruthless Survival + No Mindless Power Trip]
The supernatural descended upon the world, and humanity began fleeing through the apocalypse.
Survivors would turn on each other over a single bite to eat.
And just after I’d finally managed to get a full meal, I was going to be offered up as a “sacrificial male concubine,” sent to bring good fortune to a vicious ghost?!
Qi Yi, a shut-in, awakened his Hundredfold Critical Hit ability in a fit of rage: his vitality never runs dry, and neither do his critical hits!
While others fought over filthy water to quench their thirst, I scored a critical hit on a water purifier module and guzzled clean water.
While others stumbled around in the dark to avoid the supernatural, I scored a critical hit on a detector and struck back with pinpoint accuracy.
While others fought tooth and nail for shelter, I scored a critical hit on a floating island and turned it into my mobile fortress!
Vengeful spirits, ancient beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, mountain demons and goblins, grass gods and earthly immortals,
underworld bailiffs, supernatural ranks?
One comes, I slay one. A horde comes, I wipe them out!
My teammates are jealous and want to steal my RV?
I shove them toward the faceless wraith chasing us. “You want it? Ask if it agrees first!”
A vicious ghost wants to marry me?
First, take a hundredfold critical hit and get sent straight back to the underworld!
It's a mess, I can't understand, it's going here and there, here and there, the main line is whether it's survival on the road or survival in the apocalypse. The protagonist is only at level 2, so everyone else is at level 4? If he really had the strength to reach the death level just a few months after the apocalypse, he could end the apocalypse. Whether it is a monster or a human being, having level 4 strength just after the end of the world already means absolute invincibility. At least in one city, you can be absolutely invincible, and you can use your own strength to sense where the monsters are, and you can eliminate all threats in advance. There is no such thing as road survival, and it is almost over, and the protagonist is not on the road. Moreover, the protagonist's horse is gone at the beginning. If the protagonist is lame and has no mount, will he really be that flexible in fighting? At least I didn't see the protagonist's legs recover.