Doomsday Convoy: I Can Upgrade Supplies

It's really addicting. You insist on using the points you earned so hard to upgrade your crappy bike. If the bike is difficult to handle, it's still reasonable. But in the first chapter, the bike is very easy to get. You fucking insist on upgrading your crappy bike. After upgrading, it's still crappy. Damn it. Can you use your brain when writing a book? You insist on modifying your own car. What, is your main occupation an auto repair? Then write about your dream of repairing and modifying cars. This private poison spot is real.

The world view of this book is quite satisfactory, but the sequence description is a bit unclear. The humorous text expression is a small highlight, which neutralizes the sense of horror brought by the weird style. In terms of characters, the author's skill in writing group portraits is not bad, and the creation of several teammates feels quite vivid and flesh-and-blood. The only flaw of this book is the protagonist. Looking at the overall situation, apart from the improvement in ability, the protagonist has almost no growth. The initial cold-blooded performance gave people a bright feeling, but as the plot develops, it becomes more and more mean and philistine. I think it is okay to be selfish and self-interested, but there must be a limit in everything. It doesn't matter that the protagonist doesn't care about ordinary people, and he can even go too far and exploit them at will. After all, it's not like he has never seen a villain or a villainous protagonist. But for several sequencers in the same team, who were comrades who died with the protagonist, the protagonist also behaves bitterly and unkindly. This is not self-interest, but a rejection of humanity. This kind of behavior directly makes the reader imagine a treacherous and wretched face, and disgust suddenly rises. As the protagonist of a book, if you can't even do the most basic things to like the readers, then the book will end here, sooner or later

When I read Chapter 148, forget it if you don't save people. It's normal not to be a Holy Mother. It's okay to use survivors as a tail to save yourself. But in the end, you still hurt people. This is too dark. Forget it, just give up.

You can see, it's not bad, but the character of the protagonist needs to be moved to the middle. You still need people for this ability. It's OK to leave one or two hands, but it's really difficult to leave too many. I don't ask to protect everyone, but I don't need to kill someone and trap someone. Let me say two words about the cold character. Currently, I am still a support person. Now and in the future, I will be inseparable from people with various abilities.

That is to say, he is the protagonist of this book. Otherwise, there are so many people who follow him for reasons such as self-interest and self-interest. There is nothing wrong with that. It's just that he is petty and fussy. I don't mean to be generous, but I feel that the protagonist has a sense of inferiority.

I really can't watch it. The protagonist is not kind at all and kills people casually. It's disgusting to watch.

It's uncomfortable to watch. The male protagonist's abilities are unique and he will be praised wherever he goes. He doesn't charge an exorbitant price for making sacrifices for his teammates. The reward is only one piece. He tricked the doctor and it was for the whole team. As a result, his teammates kept saying that he was born and emphasized that the male protagonist is not a human being. I really can't see that his teammates are much more noble than him. Isn't it just an acquiescence to ordinary people as tails? The male protagonist also made sacrifices to ordinary people. At least it gave him some hope. His teammates gave some food to people when they were about to starve to death. The purpose was to prevent ordinary people from dying and no one to take their back. What position do you have to keep saying that the male protagonist was born? I was so convinced that I felt so depressed. The teammates were so upright and upright. They were no better than the male protagonist. They used the sacrifices made by the male protagonist with peace of mind and enjoyed the doctor's treatment. The supplies stolen from other teams were also shared by everyone. They also accused the male protagonist of not being a human being and having no bottom line. What kind of paralysis 😅

1. The characters are distinct, and each character has its own personality characteristics. Even some small characters have no witty moments. Everyone in the author's works is very flexible and there is no fool. 2. The plot design is also very good, the plot is coherent and there is no obvious sense of abruptness. Although the protagonist is a freshman, you can really see the progress after being educated in reality. It feels like the writing is very real, just like a living freshman.

This novel is wonderfully written. I don't have any other opinions. I simply don't like the character of the protagonist.

If you have any good sequence abilities or sacrifices, you can post them here or in the book review area. If you want a supporting role, I will try my best to arrange them~