[System flow + anti-routine + apocalypse + high martial arts]
Lin Yue traveled to the end of the world where zombies were rampant, and the strongest boosting system was bound to the beginning.
He relied on the system to soar all the way!
Strength, speed, endurance, as long as he wants it, the system can give it to him.
But there is a fatal side effect: every time you use it, your mind goes crazy.
In the early days, he only occasionally laughed and uttered wild words.
In the mid-term, he will activate the amplification as long as he fights.
In the later stage, the side effects took over and he went completely crazy!
He tore apart zombies with his bare hands, stepped on mutant beasts with his feet, and overthrew the entire city at the slightest disagreement. He was so crazy that he couldn't even control the system.
The crazier he became, the stronger he became, becoming the only god in the last days.
When the whole world thought he was a hopeless lunatic, Lin Yue grinned despite his confusion:
"Crazy? That's the price of becoming a god!"
System: "Host, if you use the amplification again, you will completely lose your mind!"
Lin Yue: "Reason? Can that thing kill zombies? Open it! Open it to death!"
Reader comments
The second plot is particularly well written, with thirteen moves to abandon the knight, which captures the essence of chess. This is the first time I saw such a setting in a book, and it was very surprising. I hope the author will get better and better as he writes more, and add more Chinese style elements in the future. Please support him, hahaha [laughs]
The writing is very good and fine, and the setting is very good. You can read it later if you feel bored.
The second plot is particularly well written, with thirteen moves to abandon the knight, which captures the essence of chess. This is the first time I saw such a setting in a book, and it was very surprising. I hope the author will get better and better as he writes more, and add more Chinese style elements in the future. Please support him, hahaha [laughs]
The writing is very good and fine, and the setting is very good. You can read it later if you feel bored.