Apocalypse Game: I Awakened the Commander Talent

Ouch, why is my C, Lao Lu, so bad? All the equipment I wrote are out of date😭

Saw more than 150 pictures. The zombie outbreak took more than 100 chapters, and the next twenty or thirty chapters went directly to the memetic contamination of the Cthulhu God Foundation, and then pointed to the moon. Not to mention changing pictures too quickly. Anyway, without the protagonist, the world would basically be gone. The protagonist's aura is all about luck, and the protagonist's strength is still in the Corps at the end of World War II. There are more than 1 million people with super powers in the country, and I feel that they are not as good as an S-level person in the island country. His brother is tired. There's no sense of progression, it's like jumping straight from 10k to 40k.

This book has been in the sky and on the earth before and after it was put on the shelves... Well, that's too arbitrary to say. But the division is serious. Before it was put on the shelves, I was watching the fairy grass and kept up with the progress, especially the second copy. The inexplicable school, martial arts competition, and character introduction after it was released. Although the length is not long, it still has a strong Tang San flavor, which makes me just want to fast forward (well, I already have a way to die). When we arrived at the East China Sea, the plot was full of hammers and brooms, and we couldn't keep up with them. Did you hear the big boss at the back telling you, can you still get it back later?

The world of the Foundation jumps directly into the face of mythical creatures. This level is too high. The main character can go back only because of the cooperation of the Foundation and the help of the weaver. Personally, I feel that this dungeon was released too early. As a result, the second half of the game was basically just bystanders and guinea pigs, which looked wrong.

We need to re______

How should I put it? The leap in combat power was too great. When I saw the part about the foundation, I couldn't hold it in anymore and had no desire to continue reading.

I have one thing to say, the plot of the academy showing off and being slapped in the face is too cliche. I think it is not as interesting as the naval battle plot. The best part is the early stage of putting out the fire.

The navy I wrote recently was really boring and uninteresting, so I haven't ordered it yet.

I feel that it is completely unnecessary to go to Japan. It is better to continue fighting the fire at home or download a copy.

I feel that there is something wrong with the starting point of the plot in the past two days. The protagonist is now a synthetic brigade with two personnel that can be resurrected and can be self-sufficient in supplies. He is no longer a simple individual soldier with super powers. He is responsible for escorting warships and going out for reconnaissance. These tasks do not require the protagonist to perform, and the positioning is off.