Black fog descended, order collapsed, people suddenly entered the dormitory survival game, and the apocalypse of the zombie siege completely broke out... At a desperate moment when everyone was killing each other for a piece of bread, Su Chen accidentally awakened the top-level lying system and built the dormitory into an indestructible apocalyptic fortress. Not only does it have an unlimited supply of fresh water, energy and food, it also has the most complete safety protection. Facing the survivors kneeling outside the door begging to come in, Su Chen coldly set the rules: Want to come in? Unless you are a top goddess in various fields. Aloof school beauties, tender nurses, top actresses, all once unattainable existences, are now coming to seek help for a place in the hotel. In this crumbling wasteland, Su Chen sat firmly on the Diaoyutai and created a doomsday paradise that only belongs to him.
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The author only considered setting the difficulty based on the strength of the protagonist, and did not consider how others would survive without the protagonist's plug-ins. Who could survive the first wave of zombies except the protagonist, and even the protagonist barely survived? Author, how can others survive? Author, you should arrange the difficulty so that you want the survivors outside to survive. If you want to kill only one in a million, then arrange the task according to this difficulty, instead of the current difficulty of arranging tasks so that only the protagonist is left.
The author only considered setting the difficulty based on the strength of the protagonist, and did not consider how others would survive without the protagonist's plug-ins. Who could survive the first wave of zombies except the protagonist, and even the protagonist barely survived? Author, how can others survive? Author, you should arrange the difficulty so that you want the survivors outside to survive. If you want to kill only one in a million, then arrange the task according to this difficulty, instead of the current difficulty of arranging tasks so that only the protagonist is left.
Is this book qcqs?