The End of the World: I Can See the Health Bar, Kill Monsters and Drop Treasures

What did the author think after Chapter 150? Just killed the strongest second-level gorilla zombie, and suddenly more than 10 second-level gorilla zombies appeared? And there is another one that is even stronger than that one. What do you think, author? Several high-level officials in the base died. This is not how the map is changed, right? And after reaching the second level, people can actually give powers to others? Author, are you okay?

I thought you were going to write about extraterrestrials, but it turned out that you reached the ninth level, which is the upper limit, and you turned back the damn time and started writing again, going high and low, and your good novel was completely ruined!

I don't know why... After several books, as long as I make some progress, Che Zhuglun talks back and forth. He describes it from the protagonist's point of view, then describes it from the supporting character's point of view, and then describes it once with the narration. It doesn't matter if you say one thing differently from different angles, but the views from all angles are so consistent? Haha, it's completely nutritious and as disgusting as a human centipede.

Suddenly I regretted subscribing to Chapter 20. The writing about this female police officer and her husband was so disgusting. Damn it, they even killed their teammates. How do you still want to be stable if you keep this kind of person? I found a lot of reasons, and it was written everywhere that readers should run away. I didn't want to watch it for a moment

Too much nonsense. This chapter is almost a third of nonsense

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The beginning is very well written. The protagonist is calm, restrained and not pretentious. It is a benchmark for apocalyptic novels. The first order is also well written, with plot, characters and ambiguity. But when it reaches the second level, apart from upgrading, it basically becomes a stallion novel. Starting around the third level, not only does the combat power collapse, but all the women in the world are kneeling and licking the protagonist, and the protagonist will not refuse anyone who comes. Even a woman who kills her husband to survive must be kept with her as a treasure. It's disgusting.

The previous writing was pretty good, but after reading Chapter 156, I didn't want to read it anymore. There was something wrong with the plot arrangement. A new map was suddenly opened, and the protagonist was beaten to nothing even if he had a gold finger. The protagonist's team was dead and scattered. There was something wrong with the balance. According to what you wrote, the author, I feel that it is impossible for ordinary people without cheats to survive for such a long time.

The biggest poisonous point in the early stages of this book. The protagonist has the ability to single-play most zombies and the ability to drop treasures, but he actually joins a small base where few people can single-play special zombies. Can the base's resources be withdrawn from the name? ? ? ? If you have this strength and can drop treasures, what resources do you need? This is a king leading a group of cripples to survive in the last days. Author, you must have lived in peacetime for too long. If you read more about China's troubled history, you will know how to write about it.

Let me just talk about one bad point. The protagonist let go of a woman who wanted to kill him. This woman specialized in catching pigs to kill. She was basically an upgraded version of the female anchor in northern Myanmar. Then the protagonist let her go and let her hang out with the protagonist.

Giving a reward of two points is just for complaining. This whole setting is very embarrassing. Human advancement is blocked, and the zombies haven't opened up a big gap yet, which is outrageous. Level 1 humans must find level 2 zombies to be promoted, but level 2 zombies, as the source manufacturer, definitely do not need to kill level 3 monsters to advance. So when humans are desperately pursuing quality improvement, as long as there are enough zombies, level 567 monsters should have appeared long ago. It is not impossible to even raise level 9 zombies with human body size. Humans are 1+2=2, zombies are 1+1+1=2. Although the results are both 2, the concept of difficulty is completely different. In this case, the evolution speed of monsters does not lag behind humans by much, which is outrageous.

I saw the protagonist promoted to the second level and slept for 24 hours. During this time, the base was attacked. It's just so bloody and cliche

This Sun Weiguang is like a thunderbolt to me. Isn't the protagonist disgusted that such a rotten person can still enter his own territory intact? I can take over anyone in my territory, and use her to promote the plot of the second heroine. It made me laugh, and I wasted 500 points. When I saw Chapter 80, should I tell Han, I skipped back to find Sun Weiguang's plot. I looked for a bunch of chapters, and finally let me find it. Then I saw the plot of licking the protagonist and offering his wife. It was a thunderbolt, and the protagonist who picked up his hair was really happy. I can tolerate this kind of hanging.

I've read Chapter 500, but I haven't paid attention to how many words there are. The problem is that a cheating thing is still in the novice village after 500 chapters, and the strength has not widened the gap with the big troops, and it can't even catch up with the first echelon. Author, it doesn't matter if you are stuck in level, you are still not far behind others at the same level... You can see that attributes can be synthesized and you can pick up other people's drops, but you can't close the gap in strength. Are you kidding me? No wonder there are a lot of people watching from the front. As you go to the back, no one is watching. Who can stand this thing?

I'd really like to thank you, but I'm so poisoned. The only highlight of this book is that the plot is relatively reasonable, but other parts are really poisonous. Not only does the character dialogue look like an idiot, but all the character settings also look like NPCs. The descriptions of various plots are as perfunctory as if they are purely for the sake of plot. As a result, a pretty woman likes the protagonist, and the protagonist will accept everyone who comes. The thing that makes me most uncomfortable is that it is too watery. It takes so much space to test the effect of mutated radiant dead grass? And it's completely nutritious. Roughly speaking, it is: the protagonist eats it → shocks its effect → can the golden eagle eat → shocks its effect → can the lightning eat → shocks its effect → can Xiao Huo eat → shocks its effect → can Xiaobing eat → shocks its effect → can other people eat it... It's really 666. Let's add dozens more people and see if they can eat it together. This way of writing, it is not a problem to write more than 100,000 words. And this kind of writing appears more than once in this book. This time it is the most watery and I can't bear it. Generally speaking, I can enjoy it briefly. The first part is OK, but the second part is really annoying. The only highlight is the plot. It is more suitable for those who like mindless novels.

Let's not talk about anything else, let's just talk about women. Does the author have any misunderstandings about Cao Cao? People like people who are around 15-18 years old [they used to get married early]. The aunts you write about are all in their thirties. What are you doing? Isn't this just disgusting?

First of all, the protagonist is as if he is activated or not. I don't understand why there are people and monsters that he can't defeat wherever he goes. Secondly, regarding the upgrade setting, I would like to ask, since this protagonist cannot be defeated by anyone, and he needs several times the resources of others to upgrade, is he worthy? And this promotion setting is too stupid. All kinds of abilities must be promoted to the second level. So what if people first learn the second level and then learn more? Is it possible to return to the first level? This fused crystal core and impurities are also quite stupid. It forcefully makes the resources required by the protagonist 8 times higher than those required by people with other powers at the first level! ! ! Then this type of crystal core is even more speechless. There is a character who learned a superpower and encountered one in more than 100 chapters. A normal person needs 10, the protagonist needs 20, and the second level needs about 30. . . . The key is that the protagonist's combat power doesn't match either. . . No wonder so many people are complaining. There are so many problems with the setting. I don't want to talk about the plot. I'm even more speechless anyway.

I thought it was a good book. Although the genre of zombie survival at the beginning is a bit old, the "health bar value" setting is okay, but the more I read, the more boring it becomes. What I want to read is the plot of the protagonist's "survival", which is killing monsters and picking up equipment, and developing the map as the plot progresses. The author is good, putting the cart before the horse. The "sister-in-law" who wanders in at the beginning is crazy about having an affair with the protagonist, and the writing is very blunt. One is trying to seek protection, and she is playing hints in secret, while the other is an innocent boy who pretends not to understand. After reading dozens of chapters, they only account for more than half of the scenes. It is too boring, so I gave up!

You will get the following experience after reading this book!

The protagonist has taken hundreds of bottles of medicine that increases strength, spirit and other attributes. The five percent increase in the length of one bottle has been several times higher. His crystal skills are several times higher than others. It is said that he is at least equivalent to the sixth or seventh level ability now. He can't beat the fourth level one. It's so nonsense.

Poison test post: I have seen more than 150 chapters. In order to change the map, the teammates are exchanged. The protagonist hides and upgrades as if he is dead. After finally saving the teammates and the base, the survivors are almost given away. In this case, why spend so much ink? Isn't it just a lone wolf harem?

It's okay in the early stage, and it's a good read, but it's not good in the middle and late stages. Like other comments, integrating so many abilities is like a novice, it's not fun at all, and it kills monsters and returns equipment, which is many times better than others. In the later stage, I read several chapters, and it's boring, so it's okay in the early stage.

The protagonist has a full-level first-level ability that adds defense and an equipment produced by the system that adds defense. However, he is beaten to death by a second-level one. He can only wait in despair until he is dead. A sidekick character who was saved casually before suddenly jumps out and says, "I don't owe you anymore." He directly knocks out half of the second-level one's health and still controls it. The main character was asked to kill, and in order to prevent the trap being alive, the main character controlled one and killed the other and directly turned them into zombies for the main character to kill After that, the main character was promoted to the second level zombie tide to attack the city. Do you think that the other people tried their best to resist and finally couldn't stop the death, so the main character woke up and turned the tide? No, no, no, the direct ability to self-destruct will kill one person while holding the bomb. Not all of them were written to death, and none of the protagonist women died. After the protagonist wakes up, I read the content and it seems that the zombie wave was solved by the daughter of a female character The protagonist can only drop treasures that cannot be hung up, but has the same removal side effect as others. The other dropped items are purely funny. Being beaten to a dead dog by the second level will be useful. There is no way but to wait for death A rhythm like this should not be difficult for other people to obtain. Already, others have obtained the protagonist and it is full. Others are full. The protagonist who is stuck has finished leveling up by dropping treasures or relying on the dropped items to cross levels and fight monsters to drop the necessary items. Can he continue to be far ahead? Seeing now, I don't know what is the cool point of your story. Others have the same abilities that the protagonist has. When the protagonist's abilities are full, others are also full. The protagonist's dropped items have no effect on the situation at all.

The protagonist talks about whatever he wants, he talks to everyone he meets, and he gives away potions casually. I don't know whether to call the protagonist stupid or a grand schemer.

There's no need to read it after chapter 156, it's too intellectual.

Overall, the apocalyptic novel is more to my liking, but I have to be more restrained in recruiting girls. Even harem stories can't have too many heroines. No matter how good the writing is, seven female protagonists feel like it's the limit!

Change the title of the book to The end is coming, take over the sister-in-law. Someone must be coming

The early part was okay, but the later part was really messy. How could I bear to finish it? I am also a god 😰

I was disgusted when it first came out. The female policeman secretly kills her husband, but the protagonist discovers it. He wants to tell the female policeman, but he dare not tell the female policeman for fear that he is not a human being inside and outside. . . The most ridiculous thing is that they only knew each other for a few hours. .