[No romance + progression fantasy + unconventional survival game + apocalypse]
One day, He Lin opens her eyes and finds herself in an apocalyptic wasteland, forced into a brutal survival game.
Fortunately, she unexpectedly unlocks a hidden player identity and gains a golden finger that lets her level up. She gains experience by fighting monsters, and her skills improve in ranks as she steadily grows stronger.
But as she explores further, she discovers the truth:
This isn't a survival game at all. It's an entertainment spectacle spanning time and space, with people as prey for the powerful!
Will she become a lamb for the slaughter, or turn the tables and become the hunter pulling the strings?
Of course, she'll flip the whole board!
P.S. The heroine isn't unrealistically perfect. This is a story of growth.
In fact, the writing is okay, but I feel that the rhythm is wrong. It started in the city, then saved a base for someone, and then inexplicably backtracked. After the backtracking, the closed beta version was suddenly opened, and then this base was established, and then it became a public beta, and then everyone came to this base. So what does this base have to do with their previous exploration in the city? I don't quite understand. Then the base suddenly collapsed and was damaged after being repaired, and then encountered an aberration, and then evolved, and then special talents, and then the secondary base, and then the secondary base, which strengthened the walls and defenses of this base to cope with this mad wave. It was actually strengthened manually. You use the system to repair the first-level base, and the second-level base, why do you have to do it manually? Does it really work if you do it manually? Then there is the fact that this special type of talent has strong abilities but a weak mind, and the protagonist does treat him as a little kid. This makes me feel very disconnected, because this little girl is set in that fantasy world. She is a person who has survived in a doomsday base for a few years. Children, and they have a sense of facing crises, then the children who experience this kind of experience cannot be the child you described later who maintains himself as a delicate flower. This character is portrayed a bit too much to reflect the kindness of the heroine, causing the character to become like a mentally retarded person.
Super good-looking, super good-looking, the heroine is so hot, okay [licking the screen]
Mark, the Great Holy Mother, the beginning was full of dangers. I finally collected some supplies. I met an injured person of unknown origin and I didn't know whether it was good or bad, so I went to save it. Didn't you consider whether it was a trap, or a monster disguised, or someone with a sinister heart?
I finally found a post-apocalyptic novel in which the heroine focuses on her career and doesn't fall in love! The heroine is calm, capable, and not a saint. She takes supplies when she needs them, runs when she needs to, and her mind is always online. In other survival games, the heroine is struggling with "does he love me or not?" And she is calculating "how much experience can I get with this piece of scrap metal?" 😂 And the hidden player's cheat is pretty good. It's not a brainless thing, it's something you have to do yourself. Hope the author keeps it up! Five star support.
It looks great, and the content is particularly graphic!
The writing is very good. If the heroine is not an ordinary person, it would be reasonable. The system is a failure for the heroine. The heroine is not playing a single-player game. If she really has the ability to interfere with the system, wouldn't it be over if she is directly captured and transformed? Who is bored watching mice trying to survive? Author?
It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject, and it feels good! Updating~Looking forward to the growth and upgrade of the heroine! ✌🏻️ Looks good, looks good!
Gods, angels and demons are all here
Exit Chapter 18, what I wrote earlier was good, but suddenly the Holy Mother came and died, I was speechless.
I can't stand the punching in the comment section.