[Villain + apocalypse + system + multiple female protagonists + base construction + crushing the protagonist + tell me if you are unhappy in the comment area]
Lin Xi traveled into a world that incorporated multi-text apocalyptic literature and became an ordinary college student.
The sudden plundering luck system told him that the end would come tomorrow.
Lin Xi said, "There is no wave in my heart."
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Improper introduction:
After reading so many apocalyptic articles, I found a lot of bugs——
First of all, in the early days of the apocalypse, the transformation into zombies is random. A large number of soldiers and officials will inevitably evaporate. The army will self-destruct in an instant. The government will be completely annihilated or even die. Law, order, and justice will be completely abolished.
Secondly, the army's weapons depot is surrounded by zombies, so it will be very difficult for humans to obtain thermal weapons. How could the human army use thermal weapons to kill zombies on a large scale?
Then, zombies will evolve human intelligence, then... Will advanced zombies be able to use guns or even drive tanks?
Finally, if water and electricity are cut off, do you think the food will spoil?
Also, the lone wolf protagonist actually lives a very cool life! You must know that humans are social animals through and through, and you need an audience to show off!
Reader comments
It's considered a pretty good post-apocalyptic novel, and it mainly writes about establishing order. So far it's not bad, cheers for the author. Some people will read good-looking books, so keep the current pace. Let me tell you a little about my senses. The description of the power is a bit cumbersome. To put it bluntly, it is a bit watery. I would like to add a little more side description from an outsider's perspective. That way it looks less superficial and more comfortable to watch, otherwise it always feels like a person of his own power is bragging.
Not bad, just the first protagonist. It was okay in the early stage, but in the mid-term it turned into the Skeleton King, and even Yuan was better than him. Evaluation, and then finished the low-profile Yuan Mou. Although the author has many details, he was only level 2 when he was reborn, and was bitten to death by a level 2 zombie. They are just low-level cannon fodder doing odd jobs for the big guys.
It feels good, there is no big problem, but I remember that it was said at the beginning that it takes 30 cores to upgrade from level 3 to level 4. Why did it change to 50 later?
Okay, it's very good-looking, and it's not even the slightest bit better than ordinary apocalyptic literature.
It's considered a pretty good post-apocalyptic novel, and it mainly writes about establishing order. So far it's not bad, cheers for the author. Some people will read good-looking books, so keep the current pace. Let me tell you a little about my senses. The description of the power is a bit cumbersome. To put it bluntly, it is a bit watery. I would like to add a little more side description from an outsider's perspective. That way it looks less superficial and more comfortable to watch, otherwise it always feels like a person of his own power is bragging.
Not bad, just the first protagonist. It was okay in the early stage, but in the mid-term it turned into the Skeleton King, and even Yuan was better than him. Evaluation, and then finished the low-profile Yuan Mou. Although the author has many details, he was only level 2 when he was reborn, and was bitten to death by a level 2 zombie. They are just low-level cannon fodder doing odd jobs for the big guys.
It feels good, there is no big problem, but I remember that it was said at the beginning that it takes 30 cores to upgrade from level 3 to level 4. Why did it change to 50 later?
Okay, it's very good-looking, and it's not even the slightest bit better than ordinary apocalyptic literature.
Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking
It's nice, but too little. [Shy][shy][shy]
It's pretty cool, come on!
Very good, very beautiful, a little unexpected