She's Great, but I Just Want to Grind Points

With this name, except for the protagonist, the heroine's name is too weird, Mimi'er? The girl has a son, and her surname is Mi, Mimi?

Set up your points system well. A roll of paper costs ten points. You might as well take a look at a zombie to see if there is any paper on it when you kill it. There are also differences between points for exchanging technological products and biological points, and differences between points for exchanging high-tech products and ordinary technological products.

Ah? Chapter Zero, I thought it was a classic soldier traveling through another world genre. The end of the first chapter left me confused. No, what, Mission: Impossible? My head feels so itchy, it feels like I'm about to grow a brain O. O

The plot is very strange. The end of the first branch feels a bit hasty. The male protagonist escapes, then falls asleep, and fights the boss not long after waking up. Then he dies. The boss does not kill him and lets him go to the second branch. In the second branch, the protagonist brings a few of the best people from the previous world with him. After that, he has been messing around for several years. There are people who fight against the bosses of the previous world, and then there are a few people who are mixed in various fields, and they don't have a very top-notch feeling. And the protagonist has the ability to get points for killing zombies. One point for killing zombies is like tens of thousands for an ordinary human being. And it seems that there is no limit to the life. The setting is based on the remaining vitality of that life. Then in the second world, it has been stable for a few years. If you go to a slaughterhouse like killing chickens and fish to get points, you don't just take off directly, or you fight crime and kill people who make big mistakes. It's better than going to sell movies and musical instruments to get money in exchange for points. It feels a bit like forcibly downgrading. , It seems that the protagonist has no brains, just forget about leveling up, at least the other protagonists will not suffer. It feels like the protagonist is not that strong here, and it seems that the first boss is the same as the protagonist, with the ability to kill people in exchange for points, so he directly sets off a zombie wave and destroys the world, even if the protagonist The zombie craze that sells movies to the world's richest man in several worlds is comparable to that of others. I really don't understand it. It is acceptable that soldiers do not accept killing for points in their hearts, but killing evil people and killing chickens is better than being undeveloped and letting people from other worlds invade the earth.

Are there so few comment posts? Oh, by the way, there is a female protagonist marked on the resume. What about the male protagonist? As for the female supporting role, mark it too. When I first looked at the character list on my resume, I thought it was a heroine theme.

The writing is quite good, but I was completely confused about this world line. If I change the world line, my identity and characters will all change? Just pretend that it never happened before? 😐 Finally, come on, author, support me 😄

How many cups of instant noodles can you exchange for ten points? If you kill a zombie, you only get one point, and a roll of paper costs ten points.

There are a bit few people😠😠😠

Plot,,, relationship,,,,,

This plot confused me immediately.