[Unlimited streaming + apocalyptic survival + egoism + evil heroine + no CP]
One second, Suman was working in the school cafeteria, and the next second, the world was spinning. She was at the station, holding a ticket in her hand for no reason.
Following the prompts, I got on the train and was inexplicably forced to form a team with my arch-enemy, whom I had not had contact with for two years.
[Congratulations to the player for extracting the SSS-level skill: Doomsday Illustrated Book]
[Doomsday Illustrated Book: There is an automatically updated illustrated book in my mind, recording all the rule loopholes in doomsday scenarios]
Suman relied on his skills to thrive in various doomsday scenarios.
What? This skill can actually predict where the train will stop at the next station!
What? This skill can actually refresh the dungeon map and mark important resource points!
This is simply a skill chosen by heaven. Suman, who has been unlucky all his life, finally got lucky for once.
[Zombies + natural disasters + weird and other infinite survival copies]
Reader comments
The subject matter is very good, the heroine's character design is very good, but the male teammates' characters are not so good.
He often causes trouble for the female protagonist. He gets closer to a female protagonist and has many physical contacts. He misses the female protagonist many times, so he should not be the male protagonist [face covering]
It's very interesting, the author's writing style is very good, and the logic of the writing is relatively clear. But I don't like Fang Huaijin. I want to know if he is the male protagonist? Hope it's not him. After all, there is something here, I really like the heroine, not the Holy Mother. Author, don't stop updating
It's good to watch, but sometimes I feel that the relationship is unclear. I could write it more rigorously. Sometimes I don't like Fang Huaijin. Of course, it's just me. I don't really want him to be the male protagonist.
It's okay, but it's just too little. I also think it would be better to change the numbers before and after, with the numerator in front and the denominator in the back;
The female protagonist feels withdrawn but is still easy to get in touch with good people. The male teammate has a bit of a little holy father mentality but he can distinguish the important and the important and does not trick the female protagonist. The little girl Lin Wu has not got rid of the control of her parents. She hopes that after this dungeon, she can let herself go and not indulge in her parents. The little fat guy feels that he prefers logistics and cooks delicious food. He has the talent to explode gold coins. Bai Nian, who is in charge of martial arts, has the same intellectual responsibility as his male teammates, haha.
Because Fang really can't stand it anymore. The first few dozen chapters are all in a minefield. The heroine is well written. Please keep up the good work, author.
I quite like the setting of the bond between brother and sister [laughing evilly] Although Fang is an idiot, he still has good fighting ability~
I like the heroine, I can't get enough of it
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I like to read this kind of wretched and underdeveloped articles about seven aunts and eight aunts with white lotus and green tea, and occasionally bickering to stimulate the doomsday nerves. Come on! Support you!
The subject matter is very good, the heroine's character design is very good, but the male teammates' characters are not so good. He often causes trouble for the female protagonist. He gets closer to a female protagonist and has many physical contacts. He misses the female protagonist many times, so he should not be the male protagonist [face covering]
It's very interesting, the author's writing style is very good, and the logic of the writing is relatively clear. But I don't like Fang Huaijin. I want to know if he is the male protagonist? Hope it's not him. After all, there is something here, I really like the heroine, not the Holy Mother. Author, don't stop updating It's good to watch, but sometimes I feel that the relationship is unclear. I could write it more rigorously. Sometimes I don't like Fang Huaijin. Of course, it's just me. I don't really want him to be the male protagonist.
It's okay, but it's just too little. I also think it would be better to change the numbers before and after, with the numerator in front and the denominator in the back; The female protagonist feels withdrawn but is still easy to get in touch with good people. The male teammate has a bit of a little holy father mentality but he can distinguish the important and the important and does not trick the female protagonist. The little girl Lin Wu has not got rid of the control of her parents. She hopes that after this dungeon, she can let herself go and not indulge in her parents. The little fat guy feels that he prefers logistics and cooks delicious food. He has the talent to explode gold coins. Bai Nian, who is in charge of martial arts, has the same intellectual responsibility as his male teammates, haha.
Because Fang really can't stand it anymore. The first few dozen chapters are all in a minefield. The heroine is well written. Please keep up the good work, author.
I quite like the setting of the bond between brother and sister [laughing evilly] Although Fang is an idiot, he still has good fighting ability~
I like the heroine, I can't get enough of it
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I like to read this kind of wretched and underdeveloped articles about seven aunts and eight aunts with white lotus and green tea, and occasionally bickering to stimulate the doomsday nerves. Come on! Support you!