[Convoy] [Mist pollution] [Sequencer] [Weird invasion] [Multiple or no female protagonists] [System] [Time travel story] [Semi-invincible] [Training subordinates] [Those who think the Virgin can ignore it] [The author is male]
On the ninetieth day of the disaster, Kyoto declared its fall.
The gray-black mist has no longer been able to block it
All survivors can only move forward in convoys endlessly along the road, with no end and no dawn, and the only goal is to live one more day.
It has been thirty days since Su Tu traveled to this world.
He was in a survival convoy of more than a hundred people traveling south. He had seen fire fighters stretching their lives to explore the way forward. He had seen sequencers gamble on the immunity window of the rules to kill monsters. He had seen ordinary people being pushed as cannon fodder to test the rules. He had even seen people actively lure monsters to attack the same kind, just to grab an extra half bottle of water and an extra morsel of food.
The night when news of the fall of Kyoto spread throughout the convoy, everyone fell into deathly silence.
He awakened the system, yes it is the system in the novel
Awakened the Trickster Sequence
Kill the weird transformation system points, which can be exchanged for materials, upgrades, and strengthened equipment;
Faced with the suppressed remaining blood and strangeness, he always has two irreversible choices:
Control the income refining space permanently, inherit the full set of killing rules, and use tricks to kill tricks, with endless long-term benefits;
The refining grid increases with the rank, but in the early stage there are only two grids.
The fog is growing day by day, the rules are becoming more and more fierce, and people's hearts are colder than the shadows.
Su Tu never wanted to be a savior, nor did she believe in human fire.
He just wants to survive in this apocalyptic world where death triggers are everywhere...
Reader comments
How should I put it, if it weren't for the protagonist's halo, the grass on the grave would have been two meters high.
This book is second to none in the team literature. It's weird to explore the path and explore the strength by yourself. You can also use points to exchange for things for your opponents. I don't know what the use of this team is.
Fortunately, the sudden prompts made the experience less immersive.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
Overall it's pretty good, although there are some unreasonable plots occasionally, but among the team stories, I personally feel it's in the middle of the pack.
Love to watch, a little bit poisonous [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly], can't stand it
It's pretty good, I like the plot very much
The author writes very well, and he listens to advice and the protagonist feels more involved (because the author listens to reasonable opinions)
It sounds so good. A few hours passed before I knew it. Please update the author.
How should I put it, if it weren't for the protagonist's halo, the grass on the grave would have been two meters high.
This book is second to none in the team literature. It's weird to explore the path and explore the strength by yourself. You can also use points to exchange for things for your opponents. I don't know what the use of this team is.
Fortunately, the sudden prompts made the experience less immersive.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
Overall it's pretty good, although there are some unreasonable plots occasionally, but among the team stories, I personally feel it's in the middle of the pack.
Love to watch, a little bit poisonous [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly], can't stand it
It's pretty good, I like the plot very much
The author writes very well, and he listens to advice and the protagonist feels more involved (because the author listens to reasonable opinions)
It sounds so good. A few hours passed before I knew it. Please update the author.