Apocalypse Cultivation Game System

After reading dozens of chapters, I just felt that the inner drama of the protagonist was written too much. It felt too long-winded. At the beginning of the apocalypse, I can understand that the protagonist is still immature, but the system gave the protagonist three major artifacts. To fight a licker, I still have to do this. I wrote a lot of inner drama without any enthusiasm or worry at all. I was like a robot, thinking too much about the possibilities. I ran away without any passion.

I'm really helpless. Author, don't you think your system is too weak? I'm not saying you have to be invincible or anything, but it's very unsatisfactory for the protagonist to feel like he can't defeat someone with special powers. And it is a real failure to set pregnant women and children not to be attacked. If your apocalypse is a real world, in the later stages of development, children will go out to kill zombies, and adults will stay in the shelter to take care of logistics.

A brief introduction to the skills will suffice. Instead of Luo Liba talking about a lot of inferences, it is just a short distance from home to find a helicopter. Luo Liba just talked about a bunch of talismans and skills. . . I was so tired from watching that I slipped away. . .

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't find any enjoyment at all. . Too boring

If you want me, I would choose Qi + Dan, Qi + Talisman, Dan + Talisman. The survival rate is higher

Are you writing about the doomsday dad? What the hell is this kid doing to artificially increase the difficulty? The interactions between the protagonist and the children are basically skipping, but this interaction was a bit too much and it slipped away.

Am I the only one who feels a little tired from reading this novel? The article explains a lot about 'why', 'why it can't be like this', and why it is like this. ''Otherwise it's the protagonist's inner thoughts.'' One chapter is over. ''One third is the protagonist's inner drama. ''One third is the introduction. ''One third is the reason.'' The plot is not promoted at all. !

Slow heating is not a problem, but you don't even have a spell as a foundation builder, and the talisman only takes a few seconds. It's extremely difficult to fight an attacker. I'm afraid it's not that the so-called foundation building is actually the first level of body refining, so I gave up and gave up

I think the author's writing style is quite good. Although the plot is not rigorous, it is well-founded. However, the author's idea of ​​zombies not biting children and pregnant women makes me feel a little bit indifferent. Also, the people or things the protagonist encounters are a bit mild, giving people a sense of order. There is no sense of chaos caused by the apocalypse. It is a bit like the normal protagonist in the game who fights monsters and farms. Generally speaking, it is not bad.

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