Me, the Apocalypse’s Toughest Guy!

The monster's strength expands faster than the protagonist's stupid brother. In this way, 99.9999% Of ordinary people will die, and it will be difficult for the protagonist himself to survive alone. Every time, monsters that are comparable or even unbeatable appear within a few days of the protagonist's leveling up. The protagonist's life is so difficult for even ordinary people that almost all of them are dead. If you don't pay attention to the difficulty scale, you will soon be forced to either raise the protagonist's combat power crazily or suppress it, and you will be scolded no matter what. Does the author think that ordinary people are NPCs that automatically refresh themselves every morning? It's awesome that ordinary people can still live without having any opinions about cheats.

The protagonist discovers that something is wrong at the police station and doesn't run away or solve the problem. It's a bit artificial to pursue the problem.

The protagonist discovered that something was wrong with the people in the camp, so he suppressed it and kept it secret 🤔

The protagonist is just a personal computer and has no normal human reactions.

The daily introduction is 4⃣️Feng! I still recommend him as a eunuch

It looks okay, but it feels a bit messy

It was originally a very enjoyable book, but the more I wrote it, the more incomprehensible it became. Ever since I sent that Anna back to the family, I have become even more incomprehensible.

The more I read, the less I understand what is written.

The protagonist looks like a human-machine but is not powerful enough and the appearance rate is not high. If it weren't for the group portrait label, I would have thought it was a group portrait article.

It's well written, the only book I've read recently, but the problem is that there are too many monsters and their strength increases too quickly. The protagonist has no advantage in cheating, what about the others?