The Human Wave Tactics System: Mild Superpowers, Cannon Fodder
In this world, there are no lone heroes who can shatter stars with a single punch. No matter how powerful someone is, they can’t turn the tide of a war on their own.
The protagonist’s System doesn’t produce elites. It produces cannon fodder. Crimson Hunters, Blood-Eyed Crows: from the moment each unit is born, its strength is fixed forever. It will never grow stronger.
But for every one that dies, ten more take its place. For every hundred, a thousand are sent in.
Victory has never come at the cost of quality, but quantity. Fill the ranks with lives, pave the way with corpses, and keep going until the enemy is buried alive.
That is human wave tactics.
Watch the enemy sink into despair, bit by bit.
The plot is that the girlfriend was robbed, and then the army suddenly went to boxing after killing the zombies, and then met the eldest lady as a disguised girlfriend, and then the eldest lady was married to the woman who stole the girlfriend, and then slapped the man in the face, and the man came to take revenge. I could bear it before, but suddenly someone exposed himself to defeat the revenger. In order to force the heroine to be lowered, I contacted the eldest lady and wrote two chapters. It's really cool.
The plot is okay, but the setting in Tomato is not mainstream.