Corruption Survival

The book is pretty good and I can still read it. But there are still problems. Even with the main character's hang-ups turned on, the story still looks like a life-or-death situation. Why do ordinary people live so long?

The protagonist's combat power is blocked at the beginning, which is a very brainless way of writing. The first mob that appears at the beginning is a bird, and the description is that there are a huge number of races. There are no plug-ins at the beginning, and one bird kills the protagonist. As a result, it can only add 10% fuel to the lamp. All 10,000 people should be killed, except the protagonist.

Why do many things in the barter trade cost hundreds of grams or hundreds of grams of food in exchange? A fruit or thing that can upgrade physical fitness and make the body stronger is only worth 350g of food? What is the concept of 350g? Ordinary people can finish it in one meal, not to mention that they are in a world full of crises, and their food consumption will only increase. They work hard to get it all over the place. In this awesome thing, the result is just for one meal of food? It's better to eat it directly, maybe it will save his life. The other person is the same. One is a mutated hawthorn, which can enhance physical fitness and perfectly matches his talent. In the end, he exchanged it for 200g of food and three corpses. Three corpses are not even half of the upgraded lamp oil. 200G of food can only be regarded as half a pack at most. At most, it can only prevent him from dying immediately. In the end, just to avoid dying immediately, he exchanged this precious thing directly?

I have read Chapter 205 so far. This book is okay in all aspects, but the protagonist is too pitiful. He works like a nanny to upgrade others for no reward. Passersby are not even willing to call him "boss". Even if he is paid, it is not equal to the protagonist's efforts. The protagonist has no personality traits and is just a tool. It's so boring to watch. I don't even understand what the protagonist is doing with his life. Is he trying to be a nanny for passers-by? If you're bored, you can read this book, it's just enough food.

It's okay if you leave your brain behind, but there are a lot of minor problems if you don't. Count hay

Just after starting the first novice tutorial, the protagonist is faced with a situation where he will die without using his talents 😅

This kind of shelter doesn't always have souls imprisoned behind it and turned into guards, otherwise the house would be gone once you go out.

The early settings were considered good, but later they fell apart. The character design is becoming more and more like a tool, almost a robot without emotions, and the more you look at it, the more irritating it becomes. Originally, the protagonist wanted to be a lone wolf all the time and become the leader of the area. After being forced to form a group, the protagonist still behaves as a lone wolf. Helping others to upgrade is simply overwhelming their combat power. The defense of the city is all done by the protagonist. Lamp oil is always barely enough. The protagonist's daily talents are so awesome, but the survivors don't have the talents to cooperate? This also makes the initial copy talent very rubbish, incomparable to the kind of talent that can be reused.

The biggest problem for me is that the shelter has no ability to defend against people. If anyone enters the protagonist's house and steals food and lamp oil, the shelter can be destroyed by a fire. In this situation where the protagonist is about to starve to death, no one steals the supplies of the protagonist, a lone wolf.

This book is too extreme. If you make a slight mistake, the protagonist will die immediately. For players in the same issue as the protagonist, every wave of protagonists will break through the limit. After the merger of the same issue, the protagonist can only be considered average and a bit speechless. If old players come from other areas to rob, they will be the players from the previous issue, losers who cannot compete in the same area. They are backward compatible and not shabby. If you come to this period, you must be suppressed by strength, otherwise the last period will be indiscriminate killing, which is much more reasonable. There are also players who control corrupted creatures. This poisonous point is a bit big. If they change themselves into corrupted creatures, which is the talent skill at the beginning, and control corrupted creatures lower than themselves, this is reasonable, but the number of controls should not be too many.