This Doomsday Game Is Too Realistic

I just remembered the book I was chasing before. No surprise, it must have been written by you. In fact, your personal style is not bad. But I always can't finish the book. Maybe there is a problem in the connection of the plot? Not cool enough? I'd better read it one at a time. I hope you can finish this book. I can still afford it if you order it all.

There are no messy upgrades and evolutions like those in junk online games. There are small plug-ins, which only make the protagonist's physical condition better.

It's very well written, I just read chapter 16 and couldn't help but comment. The logic is very rigorous, and the reaction of the female Ryuko encountered at the same time is also very realistic. Laughing to death, the protagonist is a Japanese drug police officer who legally holds a pistol. Although he is Japanese, he knows nothing about the Arakawa district where he lives. At the same time, he speaks Chinese, his living habits are all Chinese, and he even carries a grenade. What else can he be if he is not a spy? Hahaha Although he didn't say anything, the identity of the time traveler suddenly came to a perfect realization. Moreover, even if any weapons and equipment are subsequently taken out, their companions can interpret them as hiding them in a nearby safe house.

I specially rewarded a few coins and spoke specifically to ask.

I know very little about Japan, but one thing is clear. The Japanese are cruel to others and to their own people without distinction and should be regarded as fair. Japan's system in which all citizens are soldiers also has a result. Any innocent Japanese civilian may become a beast with innocent blood on his hands. If two nuclear bombs are dropped, it will be a serious threat. They lost the opportunity to continue to turn innocent people into soft-handed and innocent people in a short or even long period of time. Although this method of preventing innocent people from turning into not-innocent people is a bit deformed, to be honest, their behavior is much more deformed than this. Being unable to distinguish innocent people from non-innocent people is destined to bring disaster to Chiyu.

Life or death unknown? That's it

Continuously updating, there is a high probability that it will be sent. To be honest, the power system of the first copy is relatively realistic, with many detailed descriptions. The second book took off suddenly. It was relatively alienated in terms of senses, and the details immediately became difficult to write. It seemed to focus on "I am thinking", and there was not enough transition between the two.

It is considered a masterpiece in this genre, and the plot is smooth and logical. However, there is a slight flaw in the perspective switching of each camp. Sometimes I can't tell who is who, and I have to sort it out before I can remember it. Maybe it's because I can't remember Japanese names for a long time?

It's very good, and the writing is also very reasonable. I just don't know how to write about the regular army later. After all, the protagonist's small force can kill everyone. So what kind of combat power does it have if it is a regular army, and whether there will be contact or no contact later. These are all hidden dangers.

As an ordinary person who has been exposed to certain weapons in actual combat, I would like to give the author a suggestion. In a complex environment like a T4-level biochemical laboratory where experimental equipment cannot be damaged, the dog-leg knife is actually not practical. It can only be said to look cool, nothing more. And under the same environmental conditions, using a dogleg knife to kill zombies is more laborious than using a tactical fixed knife or short machete. More likely to get stuck on bones. It is also more likely to cause the leakage of other deadly viruses stored in