Sequence Survival: I Can Add Affixes Without Limit

The pacing, content, and setting are all fine, but it feels rather bland and lacks a sense of immersion. Keep up the good work, author! The more I look, the more complaints I see. I can't understand why they keep accumulating points without using them. I had almost 10,000 points saved up before fighting the boss and didn't use them. Seriously? They can't even write their own data correctly.

I've read about eight or nine novels with a sequence plot, and this one is the most comfortable to read. The protagonist isn't like Tang San, who has double standards; everyone is relatively normal, ordinary people die easily, and there's a post-apocalyptic atmosphere. It doesn't have many major flaws, so it's worth reading. To add to that, I only watched the beginning and thought it was good, but now that I've watched it again, it's just a repetitive, boring show, with no plot at all.

The book started out at a 2-3 star level, then suffered a significant setback with the sudden wipeout of the small team of ordinary players, resulting in several disappointing chapters. However, after the base was established, it reached a 3-5 star level. Compared to other similar books, it has clearly begun to show its own strengths.

This is well-written! However, in this type of story, even with amazing cheat abilities, the protagonist always ends up as a team member; none of them become the leader themselves! I'm outta here! Keep it up, author!

It's not bad. Up to the latest chapter, the protagonist isn't completely brainless, and ordinary people die easily. It has a strong apocalyptic feel. Keep it up, author! [Requesting more updates!]

What's the use of the protagonist's awakened blacksmithing ability? Without any special abilities, he can only forge weapons that any ordinary person could make; he has absolutely no special powers.

The content is good, but the overpowered abilities are a bit too much; I feel like it'll fall apart later on. (Regarding the development of the entire character sequence...)

It's alright, though the beginning had some flaws. But it's much better than most survival horror games, because in other survival horror games, the protagonist is always looking for a base, constantly on the run, and seems unable to defeat anything. This one is better written; you can easily kill trash ghouls, and even fight mid-level ones. Unlike other survival horror games where you're constantly on the run, unable to defeat any you encounter, and always on the run.

Although there are some minor issues, I think it's generally acceptable. However, I feel this book shouldn't exceed 600,000 words; otherwise, it might falter later on. As for the rating, out of 5 stars, I'd give it 4.5 Stars, which might be a bit high, but I personally think it's still good. Whether I'm a paid promoter or not, just look at my reading time [got it].

It's alright. Some of the plot points are just things I can understand, but I don't. Besides, I like reading invincible, wish-fulfillment stories. With the protagonist's abilities, it feels like even being semi-invincible requires the author's divine intervention. So, I'm leaving now.