
Zombie Prosecutor, Starting from the Intelligence System
丧尸检察官,从情报系统开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 173k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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80Chapters
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The male protagonist is a succubus. I can accept everything, but the plot is not exciting enough and I won't be able to go far.
Quite a niche game theme
The theme inspiration should come from the checkpoint game with a South American background. The theme is good, there is not so much intrigue, it is easy to control, and you just need to be a local snake.
This is going to be a big deal. It's been reported.
After reading it, I feel good and the setting is very enjoyable. Readers shouldn't be confused about this But the protagonist didn't understand it. It was obvious that the third level sent the protagonist to die (although the third level didn't think so), how could the protagonist still get it so cheaply? With that third level around, can all the survivors be transferred to the protagonist? Why is the protagonist so sure that he will benefit? Is it in the information? And halfway through, he already knew that Hua could control corpses, but he never thought that the fifth-level white hair could be controlled? I feel that the protagonist is not strict enough, or it gives me a mysterious feeling of self-confidence, especially when the protagonist fights against one and let the third level escape. Assuming that the protagonist does not get new powers, wouldn't it mean that he will be beaten under pressure? So why were we so confident that we could make a profit when facing the third level? As a "player" who cheats, it is normal to have this kind of self-confidence, but it would be boring if the protagonist always falls into danger because of this self-confidence (danger here refers to encountering white hair) Of course, part of the reason is that the protagonist's desire to improve his strength and external threats lead him to take risks, or this is the main factor, but it is just a personal opinion. I would like to see the protagonist think about all risks and weigh the pros and cons before taking action The above is only my personal opinion
It's outrageous that there are only five comments. What the hell is going on.
Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
Support first, (Be subtle? The one next door controls so...
This prosecutor is a zombie.
I can't stand it anymore. In the first few chapters, the male protagonist cheats others of their stuff and kills drug addicts. Although addicts are bad, they are not contagious. This behavior of the male protagonist is really disgusting
It's pretty good to have at least a tie-breaking ending. Given the ending, the ending is acceptable, much better than those father-in-laws.