Doomsday Savior: I Can Grant Skills to All Humanity
末日救世：我能给全人类发技能
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
46Chapters
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254Recs
10Fans
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Reader comments 9
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The protagonist is not well portrayed. While constantly saying that the fewer infected people the better, at the same time not giving any information to foreign countries except domestic ones, and saying nothing except telling them not to go in. I think it's not wrong for people abroad to say that China knows everything but doesn't care about all mankind. The author has the nerve to portray these people as clowns and make the protagonist look great and upright.
It looks awkward. I know you want to write that we are great, but you can't despise all other countries and write them off as incompetent. In your heart, you can despise them, but in fact they are at a level that can compete with us. Do you think their leadership will be so incompetent? No reflexes at all?
The protagonist's skill level is the sum of all human beings. If each person has a level 10 skill, 20 billion people do not have 200 billion skill levels. Your setting is too plain.
YY's short article satisfies little pink's personal humble bottom fantasy
Some plots are really emm
It can only be said that raising oneself is not by putting others down.
Don't write the protagonist in the end and rely on the system to successfully pass the civilization test. The civilization that created the system is already in disgrace. If the system is so powerful, how can the civilization that created the system be in disgrace? Finally, don't write any civilization test that is rubbish. Even civilizations that can create systems will be disappointed. If the civilization test is rubbish, it will be funny.
Skills are the sum of the skills shared by the number of people. This number package does not include the protagonist himself. A level one skill is shared with a hundred people. Is it directly level 100 or level 101? Is the skill upgrade too fast? How to calculate the gap between levels? For example, level 1 strong skill provides 100 kilograms of strength, level 2 provides 200 kilograms of strength, and so on.
I just put up the bookshelf and found the eunuch 🙄
Skills come with unlimited energy.