Wasteland Commander

I'm really convinced. People always ask why they don't go to the gold shop. . First of all, the protagonist is initially in a second-tier city, which corresponds to the reality of at least one prefecture-level city. Gold shops and jewelry stores in cities of this level will not be placed casually in a corner. They must be in the business district or the inner ring of the city. According to the author's setting of a city with a population of over 100 million (I think this is a bit outrageous), the number of zombies in central areas such as business districts is definitely more than 100,000. It is normal for an accidental triggering of a million-level zombie tide. However, gold shops in big cities should not be thought of in the early stage. Logically speaking, gold shops in small towns can be planned, starting from the periphery, using war to support war, and slowly encroaching. But the main task of the protagonist in the early stage is to save people, so there is no time to do it slowly. Last point, don't think about building an elite team to break through at a single point. The risk is extremely high and the entire army can be easily wiped out. In the early stage, the protagonist does not have many troops at all, so he cannot bear the tossing and heavy weapons. Once surrounded, basically don't think about it.

Five of the six missing novels I read have come back, but you have not come back. How many years have you been preparing for Dawn of Justice?

It's hard to imagine the level of this author. He first sets a city where the protagonist lives with 170 million people, and then buys a gun. Did the author really read high school geography? The population density of 170 million people is a huge sea of ​​people. If nothing else, there are over 7 million people in Hong Kong. It's so crowded that you're just doing this for fun.

Goldfinger, which has this explosive force, was only a county-level force when it was released, or a mid-level force within the county level. It really suppressed the protagonist like crazy. I didn't encounter a gold store on the road, not even a jewelry store. It was so suppressed that I really had no reason to subscribe. I could stop my losses when I saw it on the shelves.

Don't mess around. You can tolerate typos and clichéd plots. Don't make some poisonous points. You, a leader with thousands of troops, are a poor woman, right? You want to write a female reporter to report for you and promote you, right? As mentioned earlier, many communications are broken, and now is a period of striving to develop and gain a firm foothold. If you write a story about penetrating the county and occupying a gold store, and then a wave of data riots, I will be happy to see it, but in the end, I wrote about a female reporter. . .

Intellectual novels, logic and rationality are too low, 10 years old routine

To tell a joke, I have to attack the gold shop by force, and I can't use my brain to think of other ways. So far, with this equipment, I can't even attack a gold shop in the city center with the number of people. How can I lure away the zombies in batches? Helicopters can find a way to parachute people to the upper floors of the shopping mall, build walls to block key entrances to the mall, and clear out the zombies in the mall. Is it possible that the zombies outside can still fly and fly in? Large troops can also clean up large-scale zombies in batches every day (build walls and fortresses at key locations to clean up zombies without risk)

Having only read the first 4 chapters, I would like to ask the protagonist what his background is, has he been exposed to firearms, and has he had any relevant training? Do you really think that someone without relevant training can accurately hit the target when using a firearm for the first time? I thought I was playing a game, so I chose the revolver. . . Well, let me simulate the fate of the protagonist for you. After the protagonist goes out, he wants to hunt zombies to obtain more resources. The protagonist encountered two lone zombies, so he sneaked around the zombies and tried to kill one with the revolver, then found a bunker and shot the other zombie. But the result was. . . . The first shot, due to the nervousness of using the gun for the first time, the recoil of the gun, and the moving target, successfully missed the target and missed the zombie. At the same time, the sound of the gun attracted zombies within more than 100 meters around. The second shot, because the protagonist was shooting at a moving target for the first time while in motion. . . Two minutes later, the protagonist hunted two zombies with great pains. However, the revolver only hit the zombie's torso once before being caught up, which had almost no effect. The two zombies were basically hunted by the protagonist with cold weapons. . . The good news is that the protagonist successfully hunted 2 zombies. Congratulations. The bad news is that the protagonist's revolver was so loud that it attracted a large number of zombies and was surrounded. Oh, by the way, during the hunting process just now, the protagonist was very unfortunate and was scratched by a zombie (Oh, what do you think? Why do some people think that all body armor can prevent cuts and stabbings? You don't have blades. What if you wear blades? What should you do with your limbs, so you need stab-proof clothing, my friend. In the end, why did you choose a gun and a military crossbow? Isn't it good? It has low sound and no recoil...)

I was so embarrassed that I almost got cancer. Really, the book of the end of the world has to be written by the great hero. The Holy Mother is a complete mess.

After reading Chapter 20, I couldn't help but want to complain. The protagonist discovered very early that zombies can evolve, and the obvious feature is that they are fast. Especially the female zombie in Chapter 20. If she can't hit her head, she won't hit her torso? The impact of the bullet couldn't slow her down? And there are seven or eight people, and there is also a machine gun to focus fire? You have to be chased as embarrassed as 🐶 in order to show your talent and quick wit? You knew that zombies would evolve, but you didn't make an emergency plan in advance to deal with emergencies? It's okay if you don't have an emergency plan. Are you just fighting on your own? You fight yours and I fight mine, without unified firepower planning and command? Knowing that the road is far away and full of dangers, but still rushing forward regardless, that's the end of it. For example, there is no division of labor to deal with such fast zombies? Either forget about it and rush forward, or just fight randomly? Normally you don't think of any way to deal with it? Do you rely on improvised decisions when something goes wrong? Do you usually look for funds? Just wondering how to get home? What should you do if you encounter danger on the road? The protagonist's aura is glowing. What should I do if I find myself surrounded by corpses while walking? The protagonist's aura is glowing. What should you do if you encounter an evolved zombie on the road? The protagonist's aura is glowing! If you do this, let alone Wanli, every step you take is to survive from a desperate situation. The only thing that can keep you alive is the protagonist's halo!