The Lonely Castle of the Apocalypse, My Refuge Is Infinitely Strengthened

Why are they called survival points? The survival time is not given. They can only be given by killing monsters. Why not call them killing points?

A few questions: 1. It is too difficult to obtain strengthening points, which will lead to the collapse of the entire value system 2. The so-called Blood Night is too difficult. According to this gameplay, it is estimated that everyone on the earth will be dead in a month or two, unless the zombies do not evolve.

The muscular zombie in Chapter 29 is a bit of a supermodel. It's not even the first blood moon since the protagonist's arrival, and it can't be more than half a year since the virus broke out. But it's a bit outrageous that your zombie's muscles can make a metal gun tip make a metallic fatigue sound.

Goldfinger has become less and less relevant. Even though the book is called Infinite Strengthening, it does not mean infinite strengthening. It is written in domestic apocalyptic novels that it will basically become an 18th level vs. A 19th level zombie king, or a ninth level vs. A tenth level zombie king. I wanted to see goldfinger to strengthen the items, but I saw that now I need to strengthen the protective clothing, and then use cold weapons and spears to fight zombies. This idea is too small. In the past few years, there were many great minds, but I didn't even read this book. Now I have no choice. I have no food to eat and can only eat dirt.

It has become a novel about cultivating immortals, which does not mean that the so-called shelter has lost its function. It is nothing more than a novel about cultivating immortals and making zombies miserable.

It's platinum-financed, and it's funded by a great god. But after reading Chapter 20, it's just ordinary. It's a trick to get people to read it, right?

Is the pressure too harsh? If the strength of the zombies exceeds the standard, a few more blood nights and humanity will be almost ready for extinction. After the first bloody night, the protagonist only took about 150 points to suppress it, which was a bit too harsh. Even if it was more, it was only 150 zombies, plus the ones that were burned to death. How low can your density and efficiency be?

I thought it was a god simulator, but it looks too similar

The Doomsday Law states that everything except the protagonist will level up every day. Even open and closed can't compare.

Isn't the plot at the beginning very confusing? The protagonist started worrying about zombies coming without doing anything, and then they came. . .

This title smells like a desperate night

It's getting more and more watery, and the reinforcement is disappearing.

Although, your cover and protagonist's name are exactly the same as another book

I have read a lot of new apocalyptic books in the past two days, and this one is quite good. It's not too surprising, but at least it doesn't have a particularly vicious plot. At present, it seems that it is a way of reviving civilization through multi-party cooperation. I am tired of seeing the lone wolf becoming an immortal at the end of the upgrade. Recently, I really want to see this kind of thing.

It's okay, but the upper limit is low. It's purely a superpower.

What I've written so far is okay. I've given you monthly tickets and recommendation tickets. Keep up the good work.

For novels of this type, those with good results must have more chapters.

It's not enough to read at all. Are there any similar novels?

Not very good, but still good enough

It's well written. I hope the plot can be handled well in the later stages and not turn into a cultivator.

It's not a lone wolf's doomsday story, but I feel it's not as well written as a female channel. . . How can I put it, except for the arrow tower, the enhancement is not that black technology, and then it is like the crystal core upgrade of most cultivators. It feels like there are already things like arrow towers and other enhancements. Why not develop technology and enhance it like the title? Then, human technology can handle the level of zombies, and it will not lead to such a serious situation in the article. Also, I feel that the way the protagonist gets along with the residents in a shelter is not very OK.

Why not develop mechanical civilization? The gold finger behind it has no effect

Be careful, the author recommended it, add a bookshelf first, come on

I originally thought that the fire would attract mutated animals, so the protagonist built a human base. But I feel that the protagonist is too trusting, and if the protagonist wants to be a human base, then there should be appropriate rules and regulations. Order is very important.