
Highway Survival for Everyone: From the Start, I Awakened a Bottomless Appetite
全民公路求生,我开局觉醒大胃袋
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
59Chapters
15.7kReads · all time
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In the first chapter, I just wrote that 5 points of energy can be raised to 5.5. After using 5 points, it is 5.3! At the end of the first chapter, I upgraded to 7.3, And in the second chapter, I upgraded again in an abandoned factory. I couldn't even write a single data in the first three chapters of data flow, so I didn't dare to read it later.
The subsequent chapters are getting more and more confusing, and I feel like I can't stand it anymore!!! I said can you do a simple straight path? Always going around and around? Is it okay to have one scene and one story? Can't we just change the picture in chapter five? Never mind. . .
Crazy suppression of combat power, everyone uses energy to travel, and then some people use experience and others use energy to upgrade. Then except for the protagonist, other people who use energy to upgrade basically have no benefit from killing monsters.
It's not bad, it's a set-up. In order to suppress the protagonist, the author changed the talent effect. Some things can no longer be swallowed.
I really like all kinds of survival stories about working together to survive.
Instead of killing more mutant beasts, collect the corpses and devour them to gain characteristics??? Forcefully suppress it.
The suppression is a bit ridiculous. This talent is suppressed to the point where it is no better than the ordinary one.
Come on, stop being a eunuch,
AI, don't you get energy from eating? Why is it changed to killing in the back, and the abandoned car and corpse in the middle are ignored?
The plot begins after chapter 15. In the early stage, all the stones and branches on the roadside were swallowed up. After chapter 15, the empty cars and monster corpses on the road stopped moving. If you don't have a book shortage, you might as well not read it.