Eye of Wasteland

This nine-year-old bookworm's opinion on the first thirty chapters of this book As for this book, I read the first thirty chapters, and the definition I gave it is: hay (dry, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away), First: There is a problem with the monetary system. There were so many supplies in the early stage (two bags of potatoes, a few firearms, a few supplies, plus a car, so many things were only exchanged for ten silver Forty coppers later, I went to a homeless camp to recruit people to call a team of mutant wolves, and they paid me twenty silvers. I don't care whether I can get it or not. Is it really reasonable to compare the two? This seems awkward. I haven't seen what comes next. As far as the first few dozen chapters are concerned, this nine-year-old bookworm can only give me a poor evaluation.

I'm going to rant about this book from the beginning. Am I free to mock the author? No, I just want to give a cute newbie a little guidance. I hope he will take fewer detours and save time and energy costs. ٩(๑ᵒ̴̶̷Ո᷄ᗨᵒ̴̶̷Ո᷅)و Of course, if it gets deleted, just let it go. Go ahead and fight on your own, come on.

This book is so good. Is there already a Silver Alliance?

. . . The right eye was splashed with blood. . Doesn't it sound strange to read?

It lacks excitement. Nowadays, it is rare to see this kind of mediocre novel with no flaws and no highlights. Come on, the new author.

I think this book is quite good. The protagonists and villains have online IQs, and the story is told very smoothly. You can see the protagonist group slowly develop and grow, while at the same time not forgetting the original intention and showing humanistic care in the apocalypse. I've seen too many intrigues and intrigues, and it's really comforting to watch this kind of thing.

Let's agree, we won't have a harem, there will be no Holy Mother in the last days,

I hope to see a fantasy yet real world, tell the story well, explain the logic clearly, and draw the characters vividly.

This setting is very good, better than anything else in the system.

I feel like the author's writing is pretty good. Come on, come on, come on.

The name of your wasteland ranger is really Tao. Furthermore, I actually prefer the male protagonist to set up his own camp.

Come on, because it's probably the same type of book as mine, so I'm here to subscribe to one chapter!

The setting is quite good, but the fighting description in the first golden picture is a bit disappointing.

When I first appeared, I thought he was a master. When I met mutants, I easily killed three of them. Then I almost died with an ordinary person without being attacked. What you wrote is really inconsistent.

What does it mean that the Silver Alliance was pulled over by the broadcast and is waiting for help? Can anyone tell me about it

It's a really good book. I had a unique feeling reading this book after playing Fallout 4.

Can you omit the first and second updates of the chapter name? 😓