Doomsday: The System Bound to the Wrong Person and Owes Me Eighty Million from the Start

I'm not sure about the classification of domestic military power. There is a special three-prevention plan in China. The first wave of defense must be the armed police. They will definitely wear gas masks when they know that there is a high infection rate. The number of gas masks of the armed police must be enough. The armed police can step on the non-film spread. The main camps of the Army and Air Force are all in the deep mountains and old forests far away from the urban area. There is a high probability that there are only villages around. Even if there is a patchy spread, the Army and Air Force will quickly gain access. According to the information, if an aerosol infection occurs in the Armed Police, the Army and Air Force can also pull in the three-defense situation. The core point is that most power generation and communication facilities in the country are self-circulating facilities and have safety modes to prevent communication disconnection. Then the Armed Police also have armored vehicles and helicopters, although there are not many in number. And the biggest problem you have with all weapons is, how do you replenish your ammunition? Let me add a comment. There are many low-scoring reviews. I don't know why. It's just for the sake of low scores. I recommend writing about mercenaries without even mentioning things that are easy to write down in domestic military literature. Didn't anyone mention to the author that he was electrocuted when he touched the wire?

It's indeed possible, but I don't understand why the protagonist goes every time. As the command center, he should consider the team. They already have a mature command system. The protagonist feels that going is the icing on the cake, rather than providing help in times of need.

There are actually a lot of people writing about this subject, but there are too few good writers. I used to love reading the gorgeous Red Alert doomsday trilogy, but then I got tired of watching Red Alert and turned to this kind of novel about summoning the modern army. Come on, author, there are too few good authors who write novels about this subject.

I have read more than 40 chapters so far. There are no obvious poisonous points in the whole process. The content is professional and completely readable. I just feel that the battle process is too full. The relaxing daily routines written in the middle are also very good. I hope I can write more. I feel that there is a lot of fighting content. Basically, it is an endless cycle of fighting, relaxing, continuing to fight, and relaxing. I feel out of touch with the world. Maybe there can be more other daily routines? For example, what is the image of this army in the eyes of other survivors? Or side description: With the continuous fighting, who does this force come into view? Even if the protagonist's base doesn't plan to accept survivors, maybe there can be some cooperative relationship? After all, the protagonist currently only has combat personnel, and they are similar to mercenaries. Once he has gained a reputation, it would be good to assist the survivors in the defense of the base and collect some interest. The soldiers under the protagonist can also have more descriptions outside of combat, such as personality, tough tenderness, etc. 😋, This can create a lot of fun Come on, in addition, I think the process of communicating with the system written by the author is very interesting. It can even be written as a separate subject, threatening the system, and then cooperating with the system to do dark work for a long time. You can even open another book with a science fiction background, go to the stars and sea to find materials for development, etc. It feels okay to write a few million words 😄

In fact, the writing is very good, the logic is very rigorous, every step is interconnected, and the battle plot and emotional scenes also complement each other. Don't know why the rating is so low? In my opinion, it deserves at least 7.5 Points. I hope the author will continue his efforts.

After reading a lot of interesting system-related articles, the system settings of this one are quite interesting. The overall protagonist settings and equipment settings can also be said to be good food for mild setting enthusiasts. It may be that the plot has not developed yet, but I always feel that the number of survivors, and the number of surviving established units, is a bit too small.

I rarely write reviews. I read the latest chapter of this book in one go. How can I put it? I also read a few of Doomsday Troopers. I just went out to find a few of them, but I didn't feel this way at all. Maybe everyone likes it differently. I think the author's writing is quite good. It's not a saint, but it's human. So far, it's okay. I hope the author will update it soon.

Let me brag about myself, this book is a combination of doomsday + hardcore military + comedy. There will be some English, mainly the names of equipment and special operations nouns. I am very obedient and will revise it immediately if readers have any comments or suggestions. I hope you can support me more

After watching part of it, I thought it was okay. The only major loopholes should be the establishment of military bases within the country and the underestimation of the state's ability to control local areas during major crises. If you don't want to leave your home too far, you can put this kind of base in a few small countries in the south or in the Golden Triangle, and the overall logic will be much better.

Although it is still a bit new, it is already very impressive for a newcomer to write such an article. The description of equipment is very detailed, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. It would be a bit slow to describe the performance of equipment too much in the context of combat. It needs to be refined more. All in all, it is a good book.