The Walking Dead: One Random Talent Every Month!

Overall good Two small questions The first is the balance of combat power. If superpowers are the future direction of the novel, then it is important to balance and transition the characters that are sewn in. This is very important. The second is the issue of progress. With the development, the evolution of the walking dead, and the balance between the firepower level of humans, if it is too strong, it will become a mowing grass, if it is too weak, it will look frustrating. The simplest example, there is an old saying on the Internet, as long as you are a carbon-based creature, humans will always have a way to destroy you. This is the deterrent power of the terrifying Ape erectus. So unless the walking zombies have also evolved superpowers, to paraphrase that sentence, save Maxim and be compassionate and Gatling, but Lao Ganma can't do it, so I'll give you a guaranteed 88-gun flat shot. Therefore, in zombie-themed doomsday novels, the top priority is to balance combat power and firepower.

To be honest, I have been struggling to give three stars or four stars, but this book is written by a real person, and the author has been replying to messages, so let's give it a four-star reward. Is the protagonist's character too friendly? In the apocalypse, we should establish authority to better prevent the betrayal of our subordinates. Compared with the integrity of others, I believe in my own force more. It is better to be a realist. I feel kind and tolerant to my teammates. After all, it is the apocalypse. I thought the protagonist is the king and hegemony. This is the apocalypse.

You can prepare some cold weapons. Have some body armor to protect against bad guys in the mid to late stages. I don't understand why there aren't many body armor scenes in The Walking Dead. If it were me, I would definitely find a way to get some. You can prepare some stab-proof clothing to prevent loss of bites. In addition, you can also keep some gasoline. In times of trouble, there are many cars and you can find many cars, but gasoline may not be so easy to find. You can also find a safe house. You don't necessarily need to buy one, you can rent it. Suburban warehouses can be very strong with a little modification, but be sure to replace the doors. Generally, the doors of warehouses are very simple and can be broken open by anyone who comes in. You can prepare more gas barrels, as fuel will be a big problem in the apocalypse. Oil and salt may seem inconspicuous, but they are actually necessities of life. Gasoline can not only make the car run, but can also be used to protect against large-scale zombies.

Now that the development has encountered a bottleneck, you can use your abilities to give the protagonist some special abilities. It can be continuously developed. You don't need to be too strong at the beginning, so that you can fight the giant monsters with protective umbrellas later.

It's good to read. I like this kind of farming development model, building power, and not overpowering the protagonist's novel. The superpowers are also very reasonable. They are not the kind of amazing abilities that come out of the gate, or the kind of novel where the protagonist has dozens of abilities.

It's good-looking, very sensible, natural, well-planned, and doesn't have a deliberately bloody plot.

Yes, it looks pretty and suits my taste. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

The writing is quite good, an old artist in the AI ​​era~ Come on~ Few people will watch the theme of The Walking Dead~ So come on author

The only problem is that the base chosen is too close to the big city (corpse group). What the protagonist needs most in this system is to trade space for time. If you give him time, he will be invincible in this apocalyptic world. There is no need to stick to building in the quarry. The zombie horde attacked only about two or three days after Rick arrived.

It's a pretty good novel, and it's rare in the world of The Walking Dead. I give you five stars.