Hundreds of years after nuclear war, the world has become a silent wasteland.
The land is barren and produces no crops. Nearly all the birds and beasts have been contaminated by radiation and turned into radiation beasts.
Humans have also suffered radiation contamination. Some adapted and became mutants, while others were eliminated by the radiation.
Humanity struggles to survive amid hunger and madness, on the brink of extinction.
Worse still, a strange creature known as a Shadow Monster has quietly appeared.
No one knows where they came from. People only know that they emerge at night and fear light like poison.
Trust has long since been crushed beneath the struggle to survive. The people on this land are no longer worthy of being called human.
Zhang Liang struggled to survive in this hell for a full twenty years.
What kept him alive was his knack for raising cockroaches and that bizarre feeding loyalty System.
As long as he feeds a creature until it is full, he can earn a certain amount of loyalty.
Food is as precious as life itself, and he never thought he would take anyone in.
But in this apocalypse that devours people, fate always rushes toward the worst possible outcome.
It's very well written. Nowadays it's basically AI. It looks like it's handwritten at first glance, and there's nothing weird about it. It looks very smooth, which is pretty good.
It's interesting. It's indeed a handwritten idea. It is expected that Golden Finger will not be able to sweep through a community in one day, occupy a city in a week, or dominate a province in a month. I just saw Chapter 9, so I'll give it 4 stars and wait and see. Chapter 36: What's going on with combat power? Tang Hao and Li Qin first appeared fighting a level 6 shadow monster. Tang Hao spent some time fighting it but failed to attack its weak point. As a mentalist, Li Qin was able to immobilize a level 4 cockroach. In addition, the narrator said that fighting a level 7 shadow monster would be life-threatening, indicating that the two of them were at the highest level of level 7. But the "Elder Necklace" worn by Tang Hao could actually block a blow from a level 8 shadow monster? Aren't they the core combat force of the high wall? Is it possible that the elder is of level 8? What kind of operation is it to be besieged by a group of shadow monsters of the same level and still escape easily with almost no damage? And they both ran away? I'm really confused about the combat power and plot design. If according to this battle logic, humans of the same level can easily control monsters of the same level, then there should not be so many monsters in the outside world. After all, according to Li Qin's combat description, high-level monsters can kill low-level monsters at will, but they can still run away if they cannot defeat them. Could it be that other superpowers are idiots and can't beat them at the same level? If the setting is that it is difficult for people of the same kind to kill monsters of the same level, then Chapter 36 is a logical conflict. It can only be said that it is a pity.
Why haven't you updated it? The writing is very beautiful. It gets better and better as you go to the back.
In the apocalypse, the protagonist controls the cockroach army to survive. Although the insect swarm is inconspicuous, it is loyal and powerful, supporting a tenderness and hope in the ruins, healing and passionate.
Well, the subject matter is quite novel, and this Golden Finger is also good, but the rhythm is a bit too fast, and it doesn't belong to the kind of sloppy development. It has a sense of absurdity, which is actually similar to a movie.
Little tiger, come and use it
Well [what] that is to say, if what is being fed is humans
Awesome, just a little lacking. Come on.
It's pretty cool. I hope you can enjoy it soon.
The writing is good, but the captain part made me a little uncomfortable. I should kill him as soon as possible.