In the Myriad Heavens, I Start Adding Attribute Points

In the first world, the zombies were so weak, so instead of focusing on increasing their physical strength to score points, most of their strength was increased in their mental state.

The synopsis is a bit... Well, never mind. How about I summon Shennong and get a book about Shennong?

In the first world of The Walking Dead, the zombies were so trashy, why didn't they just focus on grinding points instead of building their own personal ecosystems and catching their own? Why not just buy more diverse and faster plants and animals in a less apocalyptic world? Why waste time on all this nonsense? And he even likes to act as a male babysitter!

It's a fairly traditional and ordinary infinite loop story. There aren't any exciting plot twists, but it's still readable.

It's a novel written by a "banana man" (a person with a dislike for Asian features), and it made me feel nauseous for half the time I read it.

The protagonist's IQ equals the author's IQ... Oh well 👐

Forget it. Anyone who writes a book on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) that suppresses the protagonist's fighting power dies instantly. You can have a powerful villain and the protagonist get beaten to a pulp, but you can't suppress their fighting power.

I don't understand what the author was thinking? Your book is a fantasy novel, right? What's wrong with the protagonist revealing his special abilities and strength? He can just sweep through everything. Anyway, after finishing The Walking Dead, he'll move on to the next world. Why should he care what others think of him?

It was both wasteful and wasteful; the protagonist acted like he'd never been with a woman before, his mind was filled with thoughts of women.

🙂 Dozens of images are still showing signs of life, like zombies. This pace is unsuitable.