Wasteland: I've Got a Tiny Bit of Trash

It's almost five stars, but I've read more enjoyable writing recently. It can be said that there is no poisonous point in this book. There are some minor problems, such as the writing style is young, but this is the case with online writing, but it is too young, and a little improvement is enough. There is a slight flaw in the plot. Even if you take in a younger brother, why would you ask your own woman to take care of his diet? In addition, the second female character accepted was not stated as to whether she was a virgin or not, so could the main character be taking the blame? After all, in the wasteland setting, places should be rarer. Let's look at it again. You can watch it even on Weird Poison. The protagonist is not 🐢, not a prisoner, or a dog licker. But if you like watching brotherly love and family love without a female protagonist, it may not be suitable. Samsung, I don't really like the little ones at the back. The women around the protagonist always can't tell the difference between the big ones and the big ones, but the protagonist doesn't care and seems to be enjoying it.

So-so. . . Three-digit strength, two-digit mental speed and physical perception, and eyes that cannot be penetrated by guns. The protagonist can just use a knife. I don't know what the quality of the knife is. After cutting down so many strange beasts, it has not broken or rotted.