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

It's very interesting to watch. I hope there won't be too much drama later. Is there no male protagonist? It is best if the heroine is a lone wolf and can cooperate occasionally, but she should not be tied to others, otherwise she will feel that she is at a disadvantage and not free.

After reading the first dungeon, before getting to the second dungeon, I wonder if the author still remembers that the heroine also collected a lot of mucus on mushrooms and got a few wind attribute cards from the foreigner. It seems that you have forgotten. The most annoying thing about reading this kind of article is that the protagonist has collected a lot of things. The author just writes that I have forgotten, but the reader has not forgotten, and then he or she will be scratching his head. If he forgets more and more in the future, then those with obsessive-compulsive disorder will not be able to watch it anymore. I just saw the beginning of the second dungeon. I hope that I can see things that the previous protagonist forgot in the future. I also hope that I can make a list later and check for any omissions. I have a little bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Whenever I see the protagonist get something and then disappear out of thin air, I feel particularly uncomfortable.

The writing style is too immature, and I can't explain anything clearly.

Not bad, but there are a lot of typos, and it's too easy for the heroine to level up in the early stage. Overall, it's still watchable. I'll give you a monthly pass.

1. The protagonist's talent design is quite good, and the system is okay, but the writing in the three golden chapters is too immature, purely streamlined, and the card limit is too low; 2. The protagonist's combat power fluctuates high and low; 3. The plot setting is unreasonable: it was previously set that the executor can smash cards, including five stars. It prefers dealers, but the one with the most restrictions every time you enter a dungeon is always the dealer. They are prey for people to play every time, not the protagonist. For a long time, all dealers and players have to send, and the system has to send. This setting has too many loopholes;

The heroine is too negative towards the aborigines. She said she could be kind and kind, but in fact she is just a capitalist. Taking advantage of the poor information, the aborigines do not understand the exchange ratio and the lion opens her mouth. It cannot be reduced to less than half at once. The aboriginals have no strength in other people's territory. Isn't this a threat and unfair trade? What kind of kindness is purely for one's own profit.

The heroines of other people's families become more powerful as they get to the later stages, but the heroines of the author's family become more useless as they get to the later stages.

It's beautiful and I love watching it. I hope the heroine will continue to do so and not lose her character 🙂

It's too similar to the plot setting of another article. At present, it seems that the cave and the cruise ship with zombies are exactly the same, as well as the desert island battle royale. It's just that the battle royale is only available in the middle and later stages of the other article. I still hope there can be more innovative plots, otherwise it will be the same and you can guess what the plot is and it will be boring.

Every time there are no less than ten wrong words, no more, that's all. There are often words that I can't even guess the correct answer for, and the meaning of the entire sentence is incomprehensible... I can't correct it even if I want to. Fortunately, the content of each copy is quite interesting, and the executive officer is also very exciting. The heroine's low-key arrogance is also quite special. She is both worldly and worldly. Compared with other protagonists who just hide and keep to themselves, she is not too saintly and in line with my moral values.