The Apocalypse Arrives, and I Become a Savior by Doing Nothing

This post-apocalyptic novel takes a different approach. The protagonist can be said to be lying on the ceiling of the world, relying on a broken safe house system to survive in the apocalypse and turn his life into home care. While others were beating him to death, he was lying in bed eating melon seeds, and monsters came to kill him. He didn't even raise his eyelids, but he automatically exploded into energy packets when he entered the safe zone. The author uses the ultimate sense of contrast to create laughter. When a group of big cultivators and monster men kneel down and beg for protection, the protagonist is worried about the urinal being full. The article accurately grasps the comedy scenes of pretending to be misunderstood, the system's complaints are sharp, and the supporting characters' IQs are online. Although the expansion of combat power in the later stage is a bit cliché, the idea of ​​using a coffin to catch weird things and letting an S-class strongman be the contractor is really refreshing. It is a relaxing and refreshing article that can make people laugh out loud.

This is a fantasy-themed novel with a relaxed writing style and full of interest, especially the unique concept. While others are desperately struggling to survive, the protagonist is in a bad state of mind, lying flat and dying. He breaks out of the traditional routine of leveling up and fighting monsters, and lives a life of home care. He also becomes the support of the survivors. From being alone to winning together with the people of Wuyou Village. The author has good literary skills, the language is fluent and popular, the story plot is natural and exquisite, and it reads in one go. It is a work worth savoring, five-star praise! This novel is really well written and well worth reading!

This is a surprising piece of anti-conventional apocalyptic writing! The protagonist Lin Yi fights against the apocalypse with "ultimate destruction". After binding the system, he lies down in a rental house, but is unexpectedly regarded as an unfathomable "savior" by the outside world. The setting is imaginative and the laughter is intensive, perfectly hitting the mood of contemporary young people. What's even more rare is that underneath the relaxed and humorous shell, there is a warm core of "stopping with silence and protecting the homeland". No scrolling, no fighting, just lie down and become a god. It is both relaxing and exciting to read. It is really enjoyable! The writing is really great. I finally read the latest one in one go. I look forward to the follow-up development!

The emotional expression in the work is restrained and profound, without any deliberate sensationalism, but touches people's hearts in subtle ways. The confusion of the protagonist and the perseverance of the supporting characters all reflect the true observation of life. After closing the book, I still feel that the warmth remains and the meaning is long-lasting.

This novel can be called a plot textbook, with foreshadowings and plots that are intertwined, and every twist and turn is exactly what the reader expects and makes sense. The climaxes make people clench their hands tightly, and the troughs make people's hearts tighten. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate, making people completely immersed in it and unable to stop!

The protagonist Lin Yi was just a laid-off otaku at first, but by accident he became the "unfathomable senior" of the survivors. From being forced to lie down to actively guarding, from being alone to winning together with the "Worry-Free Village", his growth line is natural and exciting. It has both the comic relief of being messed up and the passionate warmth of protecting your homeland. The system settings are fresh and not awkward, and the pace is fast and not procrastinating. It completely breaks the inherent routine of "killing monsters and upgrading" in apocalyptic novels. After reading this, I just want to say: I win this game!

"My Safe House is Full of God-Level Passives" can be called a rare masterpiece in apocalyptic literature. The novel breaks away from the traditional routine of upgrading and fighting monsters, and breaks out of the siege with the ultimate anti-routine "bad" setting. The protagonist has no intention of struggle and just wants to live a stable life, but with his god-level passivity, he breaks through the situation in the apocalypse step by step, and inexplicably embarks on the road of savior. The plot is very imaginative, the concept is novel and tricky, and it completely defies common sense. It is full of surprises and contrasts everywhere. The overall writing style is relaxed and humorous, and the laughter is natural and not blunt. It makes people laugh when reading it. It is unique in the apocalyptic literature with serious homogeneity and is extremely readable.

This is a post-apocalyptic novel that pushes "anti-involution" to the extreme. The protagonist is unemployed at the beginning and is left to die, but accidentally binds and corrupts the safe house system. The longer he stays, the stronger he becomes, and the lazier he becomes, the more invincible he becomes. The subtlety of the story lies in the sense of contrast. While everyone is struggling desperately, the protagonist is lying in a dilapidated rental house eating sunflower seeds. When the strong men fled to the sky, he lay on the terrace in his pajamas and watched the excitement. The most incredible thing is that he relies on fishing to enforce the law and make the monster self-destruct into a crystal core. Organize S-class prisoners into a labor camp to build roads and clean toilets. The novel uses absurdity to deconstruct apocalyptic anxiety and uses lying down to relieve the pressure of survival. While other works are talking about how to become stronger, this book is talking about how to lie down more comfortably. The comedy effect brought about by this extreme contrast makes people laugh out loud. The plot of the full text is cleverly conceived, and the plot is exciting and fascinating.

The character Lin Yi is so lovable. He is not a traditional apocalyptic hero. He has no lofty ideals to save the world. He just wants to stay quietly in his small rental house, but he is pushed forward time and time again. It is tense and funny. Wonderful, the author combines the tension of the doomsday with the destruction very well!

This novel is very unique, I like it very much. The protagonist Lin Yi looks bad on the surface, but in fact he has a sense of security. He does not rely on recruiting and surrendering. Instead, he personally fed the godhead to Li Ming, Chen Xiaohu and other old subordinates who followed him all the way, truly practicing the principle of "one's own people are more fragrant". From spiritual rescue to divine distribution, Lin Yi always values ​​loyalty and dedication. Taking the brothers to become gods together, this kind of nurturing warmth and trust makes people's blood boil even more than simply crushing them. I like it very much and look forward to the follow-up development!