
Rent Collection in the Apocalypse: You Call This Thing a Safe House
末世收租:你管这玩意儿叫安全屋
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 74k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's so painful to hear, I really can't stop, I'm going to complain. The function of this golden finger is so stupid, I just want to ask what the protagonist does? Is there any need for a protagonist? In the nominal rental system, the protagonist seems to be doing a task, but it is just as if any normal person can replace the protagonist and do better than him. A novel with a strong cheat like this must find a way to highlight the protagonist's ability, even if it is the ability to be funny. Not only does the protagonist in the book not have any intelligent behavior, he cannot even use basic system functions. The protagonist seems to be doing tasks to improve himself, but many of his actions are anti-system, and there is no reason to do so. It is neither because of the conspiracy system nor background restrictions. It is impossible to figure out why he does what he does! The rental system and happiness are worth setting. I have only seen two tenants so far. The protagonist is brainless and harms others without benefiting himself. He forcibly conflicts with the two tenants and almost completely ignores the setting of the happiness value. The only reason you have a tendency is to covet someone else's wife, but the system is so strong that the tenants have no ability to resist, so what are you worried about? You raped that woman in front of a man, what can those two men do? The tenants cannot leave voluntarily, and all resources are forcibly controlled by the protagonist for a disgusting reason. So who else are you renting? You can just arrest them, catch them and beat them up, so that they must rent, and then you can increase the number of people to them at the speed of light. I don't dislike evil protagonists, but this protagonist really can't find any good points. He does things without any rules. He can't be considered a good person. It's unclear whether he is bad or bad. Even his position is unclear. I don't know what he is going to do.
I'm really not afraid of spitting in your food.