Disaster Simulator

Overall, the writing is okay. I just felt that the protagonist's IQ and strength were not particularly powerful, so I chose to rely on simulation when I had a simulator. I personally think that if the protagonist can observe the things around him from the beginning and use all available things, the temporary purpose is to escape, rather than killing all zombies. I guess that if the protagonist successfully escapes and kills a large number of zombies, he can get a lot of coins, and the coins owned by the protagonist should also be limited. Currently, there is no specific display of the remaining number of coins. , There is a little less "urgency", and in terms of character design, survival is not easy. I give food (even though it is green) to children without confirming whether I can successfully obtain stable supplies for survival from the simulator. Hahaha, I personally think you can make full use of it and ask the children something after struggling. If you really don't ask, forget it. It would be better if there is an unexpected harvest. Currently, I feel that the character of the protagonist is not obvious enough. Some actions or language descriptions can be added to enrich it. Of course, the whole thing is very smooth. This is the current advantage of this book. The written content can be substituted into a world constructed by the author at once. If there is a simulator, the content will not be so boring. It is quite good to have a joke and concise comment from time to time. Another question, the character who seems to be the aunt will appear later, hahaha Come on, chicken legs, it's still okay. 😁

Very well written, I will continue to read it