Eerie Apocalypse: The System Swallowed My Sequence!

I would like to ask are there any normal people in this book, including the protagonist? They had just agreed not to interfere with each other, but as soon as they entered the abyss, they rushed to cooperate.

It's pretty good. It basically meets the tags. The male protagonist is a military commander, but his brain is not very good. My super intelligence allows me to use super powers [laughs evilly]. It's pretty cool, basically invincible, which means you can beat all the monsters you encounter. The BOSS that affects the world has not actually been encountered, so it doesn't count, and the two scheduled ones don't count either. Use attribute points when you have them, and extract rewards when they are available. Moreover, the setting will reduce the number of attribute points that can be collected as the level increases. This aspect prevents you from saving rewards. It is not that you don't save them at all. When the rewards are small, you will save them and collect them before advancing. There are many female protagonists, the collection is very fast, and there are no second-hand books. The author also cares about this aspect. Then, the sequencers in the team at the beginning were all good, but the sequencers encountered later were good and bad, and the latest virgin they encountered was indeed a virgin, not a bitch. Basically, it meets my reading requirements, and my personal score is above 9.

Shouldn't the strength be 15 in Chapter 31? The first one is 11, and all attributes plus 4 are 15. Some people are mentioning it in the short comments, but it hasn't been changed.

It's very powerful, and it eats very quickly. The protagonist is a pure military general, not very smart but his brain is useful enough. The people in the protagonist team are relatively reliable. They are not that kind of wise and almost demonic, but they all have the ability, means and bottom line. I feel that it is rare to find this kind of protagonist group in survival stories. I would like to give you a five-star praise to encourage you.

Personal feelings ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I've read 136 chapters so far, and I've read about 300 chapters. There are many women, not a lone wolf but a team. Chapter 126 begins to pave the way for the establishment of a safe zone, and the pattern is gradually opening up. ①The protagonist Goldfinger has the ability to grow. The protagonist physically travels through time, and the system swallows the sequence, upgrading to a customized version of the "Autonomous Person" - not relying on killing monsters to get rich, but relying on completing self-discipline tasks and adhering to daily habits to obtain attribute points, self-discipline points and various abilities. After the attributes reach the standard, the characteristics can be solidified, and different abilities and characteristics can be linked and superimposed. The growth line is clear and chewy, not a simple pile of values. ②The protagonist is well established and has personality. Act like a military commander, but actually be decisive and rational on the inside. Don't procrastinate in getting a girl in the last days. Use your attribute points on the spot if you have them, and never save them for the New Year. The villain is rational and not a tool, and there is no brainless plot directed at the protagonist, which makes it comfortable to watch. ③The background settings are innovative. For example, [Abyss] copy, exploring cities in different worlds, etc. ④The world view is complete. Human beings will be born in the sequence of doomsday, so all things in nature should also undergo changes. Clouds, rain, wind and thunder, plants, trees and animals all have their own growth logic.

The plot of this novel is okay. It is relatively new among the many novels I have read. It does not seem to have any poisonous points so far. The protagonist is self-respecting and self-improving without a Virgin Heart. Moreover, although the character described has a Virgin Heart, he has been corrected by the protagonist. In fact, having a Virgin Heart is not bad. The main audience hates the Virgin bitch. However, it is not good if it is purely kind-hearted. However, it has been corrected by the protagonist, so I personally feel that it is okay.

A very nice and refreshing article, with a decisive, upright and responsible style, and a protagonist with normal outlook, he is indeed a tough guy.

How can I put it this way? The author's plot is pretty good, it's not very cliche. The description of the strange world in the Team Article Bar can be regarded as innovative and infinite to a certain extent, but it has a main plane. World fusion or something like that. The same goes for the plug-ins for the protagonist. It's very much in line with things like God rewards those who work hard. To a certain extent, it is still a relatively high-quality pot of grain. There are a lot of low-scoring comments below, so let me speak objectively. It's because we don't look at the previous content from the perspective of what follows. I believe the author should be able to handle these contradictions. After all, I still have one chance to grade. If something goes wrong then, I will come back and change the grade.

This book is really good and exciting, with rich and diverse content, and a fascinating plot with ups and downs. The text is delicate, vivid, and contagious. When reading, you feel like you are immersed in it. It is worth savoring again and again.

Progress 97, overall good, worth a look, some impressions: *The protagonist's image/behavior/character are all really macho, more like a military general, and not a bit of a show-off. * Abilities are formed quickly and without pressure. Attributes will not be left unadded, nor will existing benefits be forcibly erased due to upgrading. *Eating quickly, driving with details, emotional breakthroughs with creativity (purified water is scarce, body filtering, bathing/feeding water together), currently 4 girls, ordinary girl, mechanical girl, best friend, sister-in-law *High stem content, not boring *Survival is difficult, and the protagonist has a strong sense of stardom