[Fresh Premise + Not Mindless Power Fantasy + Not Invincible + Sequence Potions + The Weird + Road Survival + Upgrading Supplies + If You Can Backstab Quietly, Don't Make a Fuss]
[The male lead plays it safe: if he can attack from a distance, he won't fight up close; if he can get someone else to kill for him, he won't charge in himself.]
[This is not an invincible story about ruthless slaughter. Readers looking for a protagonist who steamrolls everyone should stay away.]
The Weird descends, and cities become forbidden zones for humanity.
Abandoned by an evacuation convoy, Qin Mo awakens a mysterious repair blueprint library. He goes from cobbling together a rickety tricycle to building a mobile fortress.
While others fight to the death over fuel, he sits inside his fortress, remotely controlling puppets to kill enemies as he sips iced drinks and watches the battle unfold.
Fog, abysses, the void: all kinds of strange creatures hunt and fight over territory.
Sequence Transcendents can grant humans immense power, but every ability comes at an equal price.
Even ordinary people who use strange artifacts cannot escape the iron law of conservation of energy. No one is exempt!
It's still pretty good. I suggest you just skip to chapter 100. It may be because you want to write too much, which makes some poisonous points too obvious. Some of the later settings are well written, including being weird and human-like. The setting is more interesting than Chen Ye's book
Thank you to the author for bringing us readers a deeply frightening and surprising country.
I haven't watched it for long, and it's pretty good that there's no plot to persuade me to quit.
Because I like reading this kind of sequence text, I gave it five stars.
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