Reborn at the End of the World, I Awaken the Law of Space

Author, are you writing an apocalyptic power article or an apocalyptic system article? The protagonist you wrote was just reborn because he understood the laws of space. As a result, upgrading the Space Law requires the points gained from killing zombies.

Could the author stop writing about the protagonist smoking? Is smoking good for farts? A rotten yellow tooth, a breath of cigarette smoke, and the stench of third-hand smoke all over the body are harmful to people and themselves. The internal organs, heart, lungs, and cardiovascular system are rotten, and the respiratory efficiency is reduced due to excessive carbon monoxide. It is less effective than taking drugs directly. It is really possible to have a smooth path to death from lung cancer!

The writing is okay, but we still need to dig deeper into the protagonist's abilities. The protagonist's advantage over others is rebirth and the awakening of space abilities. If you can only click A to activate like others, the protagonist's advantages will not be highlighted. For example, space storage, whether it can store hundreds of grenade-sized objects. The air is then released one point at a time to produce a shock bomb effect, such as displacement. Couldn't it be developed by familiarity and perfection? Now that the experience level of killing monsters has reached the same level as the game, I don't believe anyone who has a superpower can just keep leveling A without studying it carefully.

To be honest, if you are a reborn person, why don't you even think about how to use superpowers to kill low-level zombies? You have unlimited storage space at the beginning. If you really want to kill zombies and get points, you can just find a high-rise building with many zombies nearby and drop something to attract a group of zombies. Then throw big objects such as cars from the space to kill a bunch of them. If you repeat it a few times, you can max out the points in the early stage. As a result, the protagonist still relies on crossbows and knives to kill one by one. Don't make a fool of yourself by cashing out the protagonist just for the sake of pressure...

Since there is an infinite space, and there is no cost to collect items and it can be collected in seconds, then you must collect whatever you see and choose what else? Cars, oil, gold, silver, steel, sofas, cement, cartons, books, chemicals, electronic items, just collect whatever you see. There will always be a use for it, even if it is used as a counterweight to smash things. On a larger scale, it can also help human civilization preserve the fire, otherwise it will become a waste due to natural corrosion over time

I don't understand something. In 10 years, people have no antibodies. They can all mutate and upgrade. So how much do people in the apocalypse have to hold in their mouths to avoid being injured every time they fight with cold weapons? Moreover, it is said that once injured, people will change, so they should be patched early.

It's not a superpower, it's a system. The world has just ended, and the protagonist has collected a lot of supplies. However, he doesn't kill the zombies when they are weak to upgrade, and he is not active at all in killing zombies. He forces the upgrade, and even rushes to the next door to find a woman... Rubbish, useless people waste a system that adds points to upgrade.

Are Space Laws all auxiliary skills?

The law of space is very destructive, and was developed by the author so that he can only dodge and peek. It has no attack power at all, so you might as well just get a space mustard-type item.

After two days of interruption, is it a eunuch?