Doomsday Sacrifice Chronicle

Look, what I found is actually a good piece of grass jelly

The author is obviously suppressing the protagonist. The energy that the protagonist finally extracted is arranged to upgrade others. Other evolvers can upgrade themselves. It seems that they can't do it when they join the protagonist's team. The protagonist has to be fed one by one like a cow, which seriously slows down the protagonist's upgrade speed. Every battle is like life and death without a decisive battle. Later, there are monsters that compete with the protagonist for energy. The protagonist finally kills monsters and all the energy is robbed. Since you gave the protagonist a lot of plug-ins, why do you arrange a lot of things to hinder the protagonist? I don't know what kind of magical brain circuit the author has. To be honest, this kind of routine is no longer good. I'll just help you upgrade the previous one. When you see the protagonist's energy being robbed, your patience has been worn away. I don't want to read the later ones. I think everyone usually reads novels to relieve stress and relax. As a result, the more I read, the more frustrated I feel, and I feel bad all the time. I can't help but feel unhappy! Judging from the author's plot setting, monster zombies upgrade faster than humans, and the protagonist is not invincible all the way. You also suppress the protagonist to suppress his upgrade. In Li Yunlong's words, it is unreasonable to ask the protagonist to lead the development of the team while holding back others at the same time!

When someone puts a gun to your head, you just knock them out and still make friends? It's really outrageous to give the medicine to the other party.

Overall, this book is quite good. It is a rare piece of literature among apocalyptic novels. The protagonist has a hang-up, but the hang-up does not turn the protagonist into a mindless pushover, so the author keeps up the good work. As for me, I will take my leave. Because I was disgusted by it, it was Cheng Yu's part. I can accept Cheng Yu's death, but I can't accept such a bloody plot arrangement. It's just one step away. Why did the author deliberately arrange such a bloody plot? Is it a case of literary youth disease? Did he want to describe Cheng Xi's regret, despair and anger when he saw his sister die in front of him and he was just one step away from saving his sister? But I didn't see any description of this aspect? One second he was still in pain when his sister died in front of him, and the next second the protagonist came and he seemed to have calmed down and followed the protagonist to kill everyone. To be honest, I really don't see the use of arranging this kind of plot? It has no use at all except to disgust us readers who hate this kind of bloody literary youth plot. Since you don't have so much space or the pace to describe this plot in detail, you don't need to write such a disgusting plot. Just write that Cheng Yu died long ago, and then Cheng Xi discovered his sister-killing enemy and finally killed everyone to avenge her sister. It's the same, and it won't make us feel sick because of this bloody plot. Having said that, if the author can accept my suggestion, he might as well take the time to revise it. If not, forget it. Farewell.

Daily recommendation found this great article. I like the theme of the end of the world very much. The pace of this article has been well controlled so far. The team is neither a novice nor a virgin, and the description of human nature is reasonable. As long as you keep the same writing power, it will become popular. I will vote as soon as I can save my monthly vote. Hope the author keeps up the good work!

This novel is too ridiculous. It is obviously a sacrifice style, but the protagonist just doesn't sacrifice anything. Aren't there a lot of high-tech things on the road? Moreover, the living protagonist is not sacrificed, and the dead one is incomplete. I really don't understand what the author is thinking. I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.

After reading Chapter 15, my first impression of the protagonist is that he is a fool.

The writing is quite good. I like this style. The main character is not a Madonna. She is decisive and ruthless in doing things. The character descriptions of the teammates are also very good. There is no procrastination or Madonna teammates. There are some small details that need to be paid attention to. The book is very good. Good luck to the author.

The writing in this book is really not good. The author's IQ is limited and he does not bring out the protagonist's systematic ability at all.

It's a bit disappointing. The protagonist knows the doomsday and wants to go home as soon as possible to protect his family, but the reality is that the protagonist has been grinding on the road. It seems that the author tried his best to describe the protagonist as having an online IQ, but he can't even distinguish the priority.