I’m Taking on This Chaotic World Alone

As the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. The protagonist obviously has the ability to kill zombies, but he only guards his own three-quarter acre of land and uses the so-called justice order to regulate himself. Isn't this a bit too disgusting? Of course, this is a novel how I want to write it, but the logic is really hard to describe. Since we want to uphold justice and order and return to ordinary people, shouldn't we stand up and contribute our own strength? Instead, like a fool, he insists on the justice and order in his heart and abandons others. How many people were killed by this? It can only be said that everyone has different opinions. Some people have seen that he still insists on the righteous order in his heart in the end of the world. But I saw that he could clearly end the apocalypse but only care about himself, so is the justice order he insists on really correct? In fact, the first chapter of the novel is very good. The ordinary person Lin Fan died when he opened the door for the beautiful woman, and the only one left was the superman Lin Fan.

Sunshine Community is a community full of hope. It strives to create a community suitable for kind people to live under the pressure of the dangerous external environment A family of three: electronic engineer Lu Ning and his art teacher daughter Wenwen:Special body, not a zombie Lu Mo Lu Youyou Tao Yu He Jiali's family of three Dong Jia: Two seconds of prediction Blessings Success: Identification Technique Ma Yan: Peer Team Ye Qian:Spiritual Bullet Zhong Hanguo: The Awakener Rourou and Xu Ying Police Officer Huang [Justice] Dongdong: 24 hours without food, drink or sleep Xiao Tao: deeply persecuted by Wei Hu Guan Hao: a beast of strength

Is this... One of Xinfeng's industries?

Brothers, I'm back again, fireworks, yyds🤓

It's the same routine back and forth. People outside found the manual and tried to make contact. They were attacked by zombies during the contact. The protagonist came on stage at the critical moment, shocking everyone present. Either the protagonist finds a gathering place, and the gathering place does not believe the protagonist. The protagonist leaves and leaves the walkie-talkie behind. The gathering base was attacked by zombies, and I regretted not following the protagonist. Contact the protagonist, the gathering place is about to be invaded by zombies, the protagonist appears and kills all the zombies in an instant, shocking the gathering place again, and then everyone follows the protagonist back to the yellow market And the author writes the protagonist so well, and the other human awakeners write it so rubbish that there is no qualitative change until the sixth level, and the zombies get a qualitative change once they upgrade to a level, and then when the zombies reach the second level or above, almost no humans of the same level can beat them. Then when the zombies reach a certain level, big bugs called creators will appear, and some will be extremely powerful. Some creators are more like inferior versions of the Brood in the Zerg. If there were no protagonist, it is estimated that only those organizations that study zombies or integrate into zombies would still be alive now. Of course, if their research is successful, humans may become completely extinct and either become mutants or nutrients. Then in another 100 years, all that will be left will be ruins

There is a problem with the character. At first I thought it was the protagonist who sticks to order, but it turns out that the protagonist is a mentally retarded person, and he is still thinking about going to work. I feel like I can't find anything exciting. What's the point? What's the difference between the protagonist and a machine that runs according to a fixed program?

I have to say that I could still watch it at the beginning, but when it came to his boss, I really couldn't bear it. It's the end of the world, and you, a vampire capitalist, still talk to your employees so arrogantly, and you still want him to save you. Is this reasonable? And the boss was eaten by the zombies attracted by Lin Fan's phone call. I just want to say, this idiot boss can't hang up the phone, and he also does it hands-free? I know the author is trying to be funny here, but such a stupid boss is really beyond logic. I really don't know what the author is thinking. Starting from the original novel, after so many novels, the characters are still so shallow and childish.

I subscribed to twenty chapters just to talk, and then finished three chapters... Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing? Why does this book do so well? Can I also write a novel?

If there are new people reading this book, you can stop reading after chapter 359😅

Sunshine Community turns out to be right next door to me😃