[Main ensemble] + [The Fourth Calamity] + [A touch of ensemble cast] + [Everyone is smart]
The apocalypse begins, and billions of people around the world are dropped into a road-survival world. Thunderstorms are relentlessly chasing them from behind, and all their survival supplies must come from opening crates!
Luckily, our bus awakens the one and only SSS-rank talent, [More Children, More Blessings]. Successfully triggering it grants rewards beyond imagination!
Even crazier, all nine people on the bus awaken S-rank talents!
From then on, the story goes completely off the rails!
Their top-tier talents work together perfectly, and resources begin multiplying without limit!
But this is only the beginning!
When the battlefield of the myriad races arrives, they expect to face a flock of lambs waiting for the slaughter. Instead, what they see is... billions of undead members of The Fourth Calamity!
It's rare to see survival with brains. From the nuclear bomb, it can be seen that the group is a whole. There is nothing unacceptable except that the protagonist is a bit of a tool, but it is still novel to read it as a soft-boiled novel. So how about changing the name to "Many Children, Many Blessings: I Eat Soft Rice in the Doomsday" [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]
As for this book, it seems to be a very enjoyable book so far, invincible. However, when I read it, I felt that the language description was a bit cold, a bit like AI, and the emotions were not very rich. But it's nothing serious. It's mainly fun to read.
If no one gives a rating, I'll be the first. It's more interesting than other harem stories. At least the women are not accessories.
Multiple abilities interact with each other to exert greater functions and achieve nearly invincible effects. It is not as good as old, and there is a process of transformation, the logic is harmonious, and the characters behave more reasonably. And the shortcomings I feel here are: the character is startled, that is, he is suddenly surprised, and then the surprise is very exaggerated. Compared with the content of the story, these details do not seem to be written by himself.
Saw Chapter 20! It must be rated five stars because I finally saw a survival novel written by a real person!! In the past month, I have read a lot of survival novels of about 100,000 words, but they made me sick! Because almost all the new survival novels I see are obviously not written by real people. The plots are full of loopholes, the logic is confusing, and the protagonists are all mentally retarded. I have given up reading survival novels. I came across this book today and it was a surprise. I hope the author will keep up the good work. Come on After reading it, I have a question. The protagonist Ye Chen's unlimited synthesis talent has only been used once so far?! Don't they have rifle drawings and bullet drawings? Why not produce it? Then use talents to synthesize stronger weapons? It's not enough for vehicles to have weapons. Don't people use weapons? Do you just stay in the car and never get out of the car?
It looks good, and it really makes use of the resources brought by having many children and many blessings. Resources and cars grow and strengthen, which is fun to watch.
The writing is good. On the premise of satisfying one's own needs and interests, it helps others. The writing is very logical. It is not blindly black or selfish. The psychological activities and logic of people's dealings are well written, and the psychological processes at each stage are in place. Come on!
It's pretty good. At least there's interaction. It's not as chaotic as dozens of people at once.
In the first five chapters, the male protagonist is just a pendant 🙂
Good book. After reading it, I have thoughts and bottom lines. I have a brain that does not overwhelm the fighting power and there is no internal fighting. The author has a conscience and does not use matryoshka dolls. This book is not a eunuch but the author's conscience!