
Doomsday Game: A Pro at Surviving in Style
末日游戏之生活达人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 735k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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350Chapters
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I don't quite understand this kind of best friend friendship. Isn't Duoduo taking advantage of the female lead? The female lead's drop rate is much higher than her best friend's, yet she claims it's a fair distribution, even haggling over a single penny.
Just dropping by to say hi and wishing the author continued success!
The female lead's "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) was initially quite interesting; I was looking forward to seeing her appraise items, what she gained while fighting monsters, or what she crafted, etc. But after a few dozen chapters, all of these were glossed over.
A different kind of post-apocalyptic story, which I quite like.
Why did he, originally a human, become a demon? If his parents were human, then he would be a demon.
I've read over thirty chapters, and the female lead is involved in poverty alleviation from beginning to end. It's nominally a game, but it's actually a real world. Duo Duo and her boyfriend are constantly asking the female lead for this and that, and she does everything for them, even more diligently than she would her own parents.
I've invested 1000 so far. If I receive a private message, please let me know and I'll increase my investment.
Could you post the book on a male-oriented website and reduce the amount of fluff? It's pretty good, it's a shame there are so few subscribers.
They say they're clear about boundaries with friends, but they don't even charge for crafting equipment or anything like that? It's not like they're only doing it once or twice. Are they just helping out their friends? So, if they're so helpful, does that mean they'll do free services to customers who become friends too? And will they give special treatment to teammates as well? Speechless.
That's it? I haven't had enough!