[Doomsday + zombies + invincibility + decisive killing + stocking up + more]
[It has been detected that the host's life in the original world is not satisfactory, and the host has been transported to a parallel universe!
[In view of the host's strong desire to survive, two solution paths are released:
1. The system retains thinking ability for the host, and the host can become an intelligent zombie;
2. The system can directly allow the host to become an evolver and be immune to ordinary zombie viruses.
In view of the fact that the host feels that being a human is too tiring, this system recommends that the host choose the first option!
When Lin Jiu woke up, he was told by the system that due to unknown reasons, zombies were rampant in the world, and he himself was infected...
The system simply comes with a sign-in function, and abilities, materials, and talents can be obtained through sign-in.
Lin Jiu, who had no supernatural talent, quickly signed up for the A-level supernatural power Qingming Zhenlei!
Not only that, but you also found that you can gain points by killing zombies, thereby improving your strength and ability level...
As a result, Lin Jiu lived a life of good cars and fine wine!
Navigate through the apocalypse until you discover...
Reader comments
I felt very good about Liu Qian's plot, where she wanted to enslave the protagonist with supernatural powers, but the heroine didn't watch and just stabbed her through the heart with a sword. I remember that many of the previous doomsday superpower stories were about people who wanted to enslave the protagonist. People said that using superpowers to enslave the protagonist's companions should be left alone. They looked anxious and let the protagonist carry it out on their own.
Okay, don't talk too much, don't chatter too little, "Wudi Wen" is not invincible. May I ask where the strength of being kicked to death by a wisp of residual soul is invincible? I dare not speak too harshly in front of others for fear of being taught a lesson. Run away, brother, run away.
The author should have a background in writing martial arts or cultivation novels, so although the superpower system is not carefully designed, it is considered smooth and has no particularly abrupt design.
Apart from being a bit lecherous, the protagonist basically has no major flaws: neither gloomy nor sunny, neither philanthropic nor selfish. He is more like a righteous and peaceful immortal cultivator than a psychopathic survivalist. He doesn't have so many private calculations and selfless sacrifices, and he is more natural.
Although the plot progression looks like an invincible novel or a game novel, it secretly has the potential of a style similar to "Swallowing Starry Sky": cultivation + technology. The combat details are okay, but the prop details are not enough. It depends on the author's subsequent performance.
It's pretty good. The protagonist is basically invincible after awakening his powers, and he doesn't have that kind of hypocrisy.
The further back you go, the better it looks [laughing]
Please update the author soon
I've read about 40 chapters so far, and I can read it. I haven't seen any unbearable poison points so far. I also like the weapon used, which is a gun, but I feel that the heroine's evolution is much slower.
I have read more than twenty chapters so far. It is a good novel and worth reading.
It's pretty good, not too holy, not too dark either.
I felt very good about Liu Qian's plot, where she wanted to enslave the protagonist with supernatural powers, but the heroine didn't watch and just stabbed her through the heart with a sword. I remember that many of the previous doomsday superpower stories were about people who wanted to enslave the protagonist. People said that using superpowers to enslave the protagonist's companions should be left alone. They looked anxious and let the protagonist carry it out on their own. Okay, don't talk too much, don't chatter too little, "Wudi Wen" is not invincible. May I ask where the strength of being kicked to death by a wisp of residual soul is invincible? I dare not speak too harshly in front of others for fear of being taught a lesson. Run away, brother, run away.
The author should have a background in writing martial arts or cultivation novels, so although the superpower system is not carefully designed, it is considered smooth and has no particularly abrupt design. Apart from being a bit lecherous, the protagonist basically has no major flaws: neither gloomy nor sunny, neither philanthropic nor selfish. He is more like a righteous and peaceful immortal cultivator than a psychopathic survivalist. He doesn't have so many private calculations and selfless sacrifices, and he is more natural. Although the plot progression looks like an invincible novel or a game novel, it secretly has the potential of a style similar to "Swallowing Starry Sky": cultivation + technology. The combat details are okay, but the prop details are not enough. It depends on the author's subsequent performance.
It's pretty good. The protagonist is basically invincible after awakening his powers, and he doesn't have that kind of hypocrisy. The further back you go, the better it looks [laughing]
Please update the author soon
I've read about 40 chapters so far, and I can read it. I haven't seen any unbearable poison points so far. I also like the weapon used, which is a gun, but I feel that the heroine's evolution is much slower.
I have read more than twenty chapters so far. It is a good novel and worth reading.
It's pretty good, not too holy, not too dark either.