Sequence Survival: Migrating from the Zombie Sequence

Can see. Just why not sublimate the pistol? I can't stand it anymore. Don't be rigorous at all. A little poison in the early stage to test the waters. In the mid-term, the White Eyed Wolf Team will be developed. With a car worth more than 500 yuan and having good food, drink and housing, they all ran away in the end. Thunderstorm in the last chapter. It is said that after eating level 5 weirdness, he became neither human nor weird. Several level 7 and 1 level 6 beings that could not be defeated were killed by level 1 zombies...

I think it's good, but it's a team story. I thought it was a lone wolf when I saw the first few chapters, but it turned out to be a team story, but it's well written. As for the female protagonist, I don't have one yet, but I feel like the author is ready to make a move to eliminate the side effects of the male protagonist. I feel like the author will read the comment section to decide whether to have a female protagonist (I guess it's Ann, but I feel like I may not be able to guess correctly). The rest of the writing is quite good. The male protagonist is neat and tidy, but retains a trace of humanity. When he sees someone in distress, he will say that the convoy will take them in, but if they don't follow them, the protagonist will not care about them. There is also a strange place where they stay, and the protagonist does not take the initiative to turn back and share the hardships. It's really rare. I really feel that this novel is normal and can be read. The protagonist is selfish and can use other people's convoys to block strange things, but the team is friendly, but anyone who commits stupidity will be killed without hesitation. Anyone who has betrayed will always be looked down upon, regardless of whether they are male or female. The aura of the protagonist is not very big. I think, for example, the sublimation that was spoiled is not the protagonist's. I feel like this article is biased toward group portraits, but I think it's pretty good anyway.

Well enough. When the protagonist joins the team, he has a higher say and does not need to consider various issues. The battle is just fun. For the protagonist, the main purpose of the team is to collect materials to increase the ability to resist risks. After all, the protagonist needs a lot of food to stay alive when he is not killing strange people.

The author is awesome. The update speed is awesome. Come on!

Come on, the author is me. I personally feel that the protagonist's abilities are a bit weak compared to those in his team.

I've seen Chapter 22 so far, and I can only say it's a thug. A bit of wisdom, but not much. Chapter 30 I can only say that I am speechless.

It's okay, I hope there won't be a female protagonist in the back

Lao Jia, hurry up and get rid of the network administrator. Others update dozens of chapters a day, but he only updates a few chapters a day.

The word count is a bit short, so I finished listening to it in no time. When I saw the knife-catcher sequence in the introduction, I thought it was borrowed from the book Rules of Survival. It was written by one person for a long time.

It's nice. The author is good at writing this type of book.