The Average Joe of the Apocalypse

The protagonist keeps using the word "Laozi" all the time, it's too overpowering and makes me uncomfortable, I'm leaving.

I've noticed something wrong with this protagonist. Why not just find a random place, gather his followers, and send them out to clear out the zombies? There's absolutely no need for him to charge in himself.

The protagonist's IQ is seriously offline, and there's a bunch of idiotic supporting characters constantly yelling. Later, when they see a fully equipped foreigner with a rifle, they still act arrogantly. I'm really speechless. It's an endless loop of these idiotic supporting characters slapping each other in the face and showing off.

I suspect the author manipulated the plot; the story progresses mindlessly, and your cheat-like abilities could easily have boosted the score. Anyone with a modicum of sense wouldn't run around like that. And unless you're a saint, you wouldn't be so quick to judge whether you're being punished or not.

I thought he was a really vulgar pervert, but it turns out he's a eunuch who wouldn't even take advantage of someone offered to him. 🤫

The protagonist is really an idiot! He controls ten monsters, constantly grinding and snowballing their power, enough to wipe out the entire city! Yet he insists on going on adventures and almost dies several times.

Constantly being hunted down? Can't the retinue just slowly kill the zombies?

Everything else is watchable, except sometimes the main character talks too much, rambling on and on before doing anything. It's like a dog that bites but doesn't bark.

I just don't understand, why not boost the score? Why not boost the score? Why not boost the score? Why take the risk? Wouldn't it be better to just grind for points and develop cheat codes? Isn't it awkward to forcibly lower your intelligence? It's something that can be easily solved, but there are no drones for reconnaissance, and no cameras? The subway storyline has those, right?

Speaking of which, I felt something was off when I got to Chapter 4. It felt like something was implying or metaphorical. 🙂 Sorry, I can't continue reading. Bye.