Frozen Apocalypse: Building the Perfect Domain

Does your brother, the author, know that you wrote this novel?

I got excited and saw that the advertisement was written into a book.

Doesn't the author have any brothers? Wouldn't it be embarrassing for acquaintances to see it? I want to play with my sister-in-law all day long!

Anyway, every time I see this kind of book written about global forums, regional forums are always particularly dramatic. Don't you have experience in working in large groups? When I have a small group of less than 100 people, talking is like brushing pictures. I have to press and hold to read information. What's more, in this insecure place, it is a global or regional group. I can't see clearly at all. Well, brushing is so fast.

I suggest you change the title of the book. This title dissuades many people. If others don't know it, they think it's incest. If I hadn't read the review, I wouldn't have read it.

There are many bugs that you can pass by without thinking, but if you click on the comment area, someone will remind you that there is a bug, which will look very uncomfortable 😅

I've read more than 160 chapters, and overall it's pretty good. But when I saw this, I gradually discovered something. For example, in team battles, the protagonist always likes to be a puppet master, controlling all combat units, down to adding blood, skills, and even left and right displacement controls. To be honest, if the protagonist's team members were all puppets with no IQ and no emotions, I would praise "The protagonist operates 666", but in fact they are all living intelligent creatures. As a combatant, I feel it is really a shame if you are not sure about the most basic positioning and timing of skill release. Anyone who has played team battle games knows that the team leader will only issue simple and efficient commands, and the team members will control everything else. When to replenish buffs, heal, attack, and output, basically everyone is aware, and this is the team. A team that looks like all puppets really looks weird. I really want to know, if there is no reminder from the protagonist, is it possible that the heroine holds the treatment in her hand and watches her teammates die?

The protagonist always exchanges some blueprints for turrets, defense towers, artillery and crossbows and then spends resources on construction, production, and upgrades. However, for the base as a whole, they are just decorations and have no effect. The enemy's main units have already reached the level of demigods and legends. These buildings have no defensive effect at all, and every time The number of active monsters to attack is also measured in large numbers. They rely entirely on the hero characters under the protagonist and the combat units of each type to superimpose buff attributes for defense and attack. If you want to rely on these defense towers and trebuchets, which can only be placed in the base and have no mobility and cannot superimpose buffs, Only by cooperating with the improvement of combat effectiveness can we kill the enemy. The protagonist's territory has been destroyed n times. It is better to use resources on functional and resource-based buildings to strengthen the resource production and more functional support of the territory. Other survivor lords may really need to rely on turret defense buildings and weapons to cooperate with the battle. Units are used to deal with enemies and improve their survivability, but I have never seen them play any role in the protagonist's territory. They all rely on the support of their characters and combat units of various arms. If these legendary and heroic main combat units cannot withstand it, can the base turret trebuchets and other burdens be able to counterattack? In the story setting, the author has set the capabilities of the character's combat units to a very high limit, which is extremely unbalanced compared to the defensive building and defense weapon units in the base. From the attacks and destruction of cities and kingdoms by the Illuminati and the Blood Legion, it can be clearly seen that turrets and trebuchets are meaningless at all, but the author still repeatedly describes the protagonist changing blueprints to upgrade, build, and produce. In the new expansion pack, the enemies will constantly update new defensive buildings and then become ineffective? It would be more interesting to use more words to advance the plot⋯

"The whole world is coming, farming with my sister-in-law in the apocalypse"

This introduction is like that game with small ads that you can get all day long, oh, it seems to be called Endless Winter