[Data-driven progression, exclusive to the protagonist] [Personal status screen] [Farm paradise, less prominent early on] [Decisive and ruthless] [Steady growth] [Normal protagonist] [Not an invincible power fantasy] Beware: this is not the story for you if you're looking for an extreme self-interest protagonist.
Nine stars aligned, and the apocalypse arrived. He awakened a farm paradise golden finger and found a personal status screen.
Others kill monsters for treasure. I can not only kill monsters for treasure, but also gain experience and level up.
Kill a level 0 zombie: +1 experience.
Kill a level 10 Strength Zombie (Elite): +30 experience.
Kill a level 30 Titan Zombie (Commander): +300 experience.
Kill a level 50 Ice Crystal Giant Lizard (King): +1,000 experience.
Before reaching level 11, the protagonist gains one free attribute point with each level-up.
From levels 11 to 20, he gains two free attribute points with each level-up.
From levels 21 to 30, he gains three free attribute points with each level-up.
The protagonist isn't a lone wolf. He joins a survivor base and has his own team.
How can other people besides the protagonist improve their basic attributes? Can the author answer this question? The rest of them kill monsters and have no experience to level up.
Okay, finally it is not a book for refined egoists.
I quite like this style, but why didn't the author update it? Is it because of the Chinese New Year?