I Am the Barbarian King of the Apocalypse

To be honest, I don't understand the psychological description of this supporting character, why do you need to write so much? And this woman is so damn confident! The purpose of my coming here is to see the male protagonist having fun, not to see what others describe.

The author should be a high school student, right? It feels so childishly written

There are too few apocalyptic novels written nowadays. This book has few poisonous points, but few exciting points. It is basically bland, with few updates, and a slow pace. It has 90 chapters, and it has just reached level 2. It is only hanging around the dormitory building. The plot is driven by another team. The protagonist is basically passive. Although it is a transaction, a few supporting roles are well written, but not too many. Now there are Xu Yuan, Liu Xiongbai, Li Wang, Jiang Jiang, etc. In the safe zone of the dormitory building. Should we speed up and die? The protagonist's role is not as well written as the supporting role, and all the little thoughts of the supporting role are written out. The protagonist now gives me the feeling that he wants to resist but welcomes it, and there is a gap between the thoughts and actions described.

The apocalypse stream has stopped flowing. There are no good-looking masterpieces about the apocalypse genre. Why did my favorite subject fall to this level? It's those old works that I've been stuck on for years, and they haven't been finished yet, and I'm also drunk. Most of the new work is cold before it even rises.

It's a pity that the previous chapters of True King were all very high-level and had the potential to become a god, but in the end, the plot completely collapsed in the west part of the city.

Either humanity will be crushed at the beginning of the end of the world, or modern equipment will completely fail. Otherwise, even if the army only survives 1/10, it can still eliminate most of the zombies. Three days is enough. Don't underestimate our military.

The military is dead. Modern weapons and things related to weapons are not described in detail. Secret treasures and strange fruits are not described in detail. There are too many supporting actresses, the apocalypse scene is hard-written, and the urban tower defense campus is cold? Game flow, the protagonist has three drops of blood left and is full of life? Body Refining Superman, right? It doesn't have the depressing feeling of the apocalypse, let alone zombie-explosive equipment. The lack of foresight makes the protagonist special. Apart from other things, do you think this school looks like the Adventurer's Guild? From Chapter 1 to Chapter 135, the protagonist is playing adventure games in school, right? Vanishing Light, Dark Dungeon, Resident Evil, and Road to Survival. How about bringing in some special zombies to give the protagonist a sense of crisis?

Nine and a half of the ten chapters are dialogues with women.

This is an award-winning one. Aren't the first dozen chapters just like the popular apocalyptic genre?

I read more than 50 chapters, and to be honest, I didn't get much enjoyment out of it. Even the supporting character who was specially described in the first few chapters, and whose inner activities were repeatedly described in the later part, I thought he would be the protagonist's team strategist and logistics person. He was saved by the protagonist in the first part and wanted to join the protagonist. Later, he made a pie for the protagonist and prepared to build a team to help the protagonist collect crystals to improve his strength. However, in the end, he refused to join the protagonist in person, which opened the door to the protagonist's heart and then closed it. It was just kidding me. There are also those who sit at home and do nothing but eat and keep bouncing around until more than 50 chapters. Half of the chapters are devoted to other supporting characters, those who have nothing to do with the protagonist.