
A City on the Sea [Infrastructure Building]
海上城池[基建]
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海上城池[基建]
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I feel like I want the male protagonist to cooperate with the country, but I always feel uncomfortable because this kind of routine does not suit my personal taste. I always feel that if I cooperate, I will be restricted. Whatever the male protagonist wants to do must be approved by others. If there is a bad person mixed in, it will be particularly disgusting. It is actually quite good to develop on your own. Ps: (The above is only my personal opinion, please discuss it harmoniously, don't worry about it, I have no intention of interfering with your writing, thank you)
Is it a little cold-blooded? After all, just after the end of the world, the infected Zheng was forced to be tied up and watched as it transformed into an irrational drowned corpse. The protagonist had neither the ability nor the obligation to help him, but it still felt a bit cold-blooded to tie him up and wait for the final harvest of heads. At first, Zheng wanted to sneak away by himself to see if he could redeem the antidote. Although the hope was slim, it was still a hope. If he was tied up directly, Chun Chun would be left to die.
Drowned zombies are the main mobs and currency. The poison should not be so difficult to deal with when injured. It is also cruel for the male protagonist to watch people being tied up and left to die, transformed, and finally harvested.
It was okay at first, but I don't know why after binding the system, the character dialogue is like a mini-game...
At one moment, the system described is very considerate of the host, and at the other moment, there is nothing to hide. The protagonist is dissatisfied, and the sense of separation is too strong.
Holy shit, mandatory fees, bullfrog
Damn it. It would be safer if you hunt for treasure earlier.
Is the survival system only available to male protagonists?
There are so few people in the male protagonist's territory.
So the protagonist's level is bound to his territory? Then it won't be easy for others to attack his territory.