Doomsday Descends: I Turn Trash into Treasure and Coast to Victory

It's really good. I hope the ending doesn't fall apart. Author, is it without a male lead? Ideally, the female lead should be a lone wolf, with occasional collaborations, but not tied to anyone. Otherwise, it feels like the female lead is at a disadvantage and lacks freedom.

After finishing the first chapter and before moving on to the second, I wonder if the author even remembers that the female protagonist collected a lot of slime from mushrooms and obtained several wind-attribute cards from that foreigner. It seems you've forgotten.

The writing is too immature; it doesn't explain anything clearly.

It's okay, just a lot of typos, and the female lead's leveling up was way too easy in the early stages... Overall, it's still watchable. Here's my monthly pass!

1. The protagonist's talent design is quite good, and the system is also okay, but the writing style of the three golden chapters is too immature, just a stream of consciousness, and the card cap setting is too low. 2. The protagonist's combat power fluctuates greatly;

The female lead is too ruthless towards the indigenous people. She claims to be kind, but she's actually a capitalist who takes advantage of the information gap. The indigenous people don't know the exchange rate and she demands exorbitant prices. But she can't just reduce it to less than half. The indigenous people have no power on someone else's territory. Isn't this a threat and an unfair trade? What kindness? She's just profiting from it all.

Other people's heroines become more powerful as the story progresses, while this author's heroine becomes more and more pathetic.

I enjoyed watching it. I hope the female lead continues to maintain this level of quality and doesn't deviate from her character. 🙂

The plot is too similar to another novel. The cave and the zombies on the cruise ship are exactly the same, as is the desert island battle royale, although that only appears later in the other novel. I really hope there will be more original plot developments; otherwise, it's all predictable and gets boring.

There are at least ten misspelled words every time. Not only are there many, but there are also words whose correct answers I can't even guess, making it impossible to understand the meaning of the whole sentence... There's no way to correct them. Fortunately, the content of each instance is quite interesting, and the Executor is also something to look forward to.