It's the End of the World, You Asked Me to Travel

The protagonist is a loser who gains great power. When a weak person gains great power, the dark side of his heart will emerge.

I see a lot of people saying why not get the crystal Here's a few words: First of all, the protagonist is not sure what this thing is, is it a crystal or a source of infection? I don't know if you have seen the news. A man picked up the fallen parts of an industrial flaw detector outside. He thought it was something valuable and put it in his pocket. He kept it there for a whole day. Then that night he was sent to the hospital because he was unconscious. It turned out that the thing he picked up contained strong radiation. There are also many large African snails in Guangdong, which are about the same size as fists. People who don't know them find them novel and play with them in their hands. But in fact, these snails are full of parasites, and your hands will swell when you touch them. If you rub your eyes with your hands, congratulations, the parasites will penetrate along the eyeballs and into your brain. So, sometimes it is best not to pick up things you don't recognize, or even touch them. Secondly, as a system cheater, the protagonist has absolutely no need to take risks for this thing. Finally, after the protagonist acquires identification skills after a few chapters and knows the function of crystals, he will naturally take them. Moreover, the first two crystals he encountered were even the lowest-level ones, so it would be useless for the protagonist to take them.

I got zombie crystal cores several times, but I insisted on not wanting them, so I just threw them away. It was really a wisdom.

Please read it early, the writing becomes more and more unrestrained later on, maybe one day it will be gone

I'm too lazy to talk about other poisonous points. You don't even want the crystals of this mutant beast? ? Even if you don't touch it yourself, why don't you find something to put it in and then take it away? ?

I'm so smart that I'm speechless. The protagonist kills mutant animals and drops crystals but doesn't take them. If he doesn't dare to use them, he can use them for experiments on others. If he doesn't collect them, he just leaves them where they are.

It's much better than I expected. The author has his own ideas. It's more than enough. It's worth reading. Come on.

I have only read Chapter 13, and there is no sense of apocalypse at all, no sense of crisis, no sense of tension, no sense of urgency, especially the museum section, where I no longer have the feeling to continue reading.

Nine out of ten novels nowadays are about systems. I'm really convinced.

The male protagonist has a good mouth, many private goods, and the combat power can be changed at will. The male protagonist is a eunuch at the critical moment, and the pxj author has a sense of déjà vu. Exploding treasures without taking them is an act of aiding the enemy, and you may let the enemy run away later.

. . . . To be honest, the track selection was good, but the main character is yours. . . . I feel like I will never come back from reading Xiaohuangshu. It will definitely not be long.