The Entire Urban Village Transmigrated

So the author has never been to an urban village. If an entire area of ​​the size of an urban village were to travel through it, it can be said that the production capacity of a microcomputer processing factory can be pieced together in a very short time. Homemade crossbows and homemade air guns will be rampant, and there will be no pressure to survive. Even without considering these things, a nail gun from several hardware stores in the urban village can be slightly modified to organize a certain scale of fire coverage. I don't know where this pressure comes from. It seems that many people have misunderstandings about urban villages. Let me explain the concept of urban villages to you. The first urban villages are surrounded by cities. The villages that have not been demolished and rebuilt are the excavations of the city. In other words, the surrounding villages are surrounded by office areas, industrial parks, schools and the like, and are on the edge of urban development. Those that are not surrounded by cities are not called urban villages, they are called urban-rural fringes; second, the main residents of urban villages are low-income groups among the surrounding urban population, and are urban grassroots groups who cannot afford the huge cost of urban living, that is, the group of people in the city who work in front-line basic jobs in various companies and factories; third In order to rent more houses and get more compensation for demolition, the original villagers in urban villages often build taller and denser houses, which means that the population density of urban villages is much higher than that of the cities they belong to. Fourth, because rents in urban villages are lower, some stores with lower profit margins or greater storage pressure like to open in urban villages. This saves money and is the most economical. The typical one is the hardware store and small building materials store; the last one is although all the landlords in the urban village have other mansions, but because they are the older generation are accustomed to life in the village and all the landlords are related by relatives, in fact these original villagers generally like to communicate at the public facilities in the urban village, and they have grassroots organizations! ! !

I stayed up late and read more than 200 chapters. The same problem occurred in this book and another community travel book. The protagonist of that book can obtain card rewards by scoring every day, but it is quite difficult for others to obtain cards. This leads to an extremely huge gap in strength between the protagonist and others. The same goes for this book. The protagonist can obtain regular enhancements every day, but others have no way to improve. The cost of killing monsters is far greater than the benefits, and the weekly store only has some supplies. In the extremely cold world, only the key prop bonfire is shown, but all the information about the bonfire is unknown. Without the protagonist, everyone would die. This is a game of mortality, a game tailor-made for its protagonist. Both books gave the protagonist a perverted cheat, and both of them blocked the upward passage for others. So what is the significance of these thousands of people traveling through each other at the same time? Just to highlight the strength of the protagonist? This kind of contradiction is too abrupt. In the early stage, it was a little better, and the difference in strength was not big. Later, the protagonist was comparable to the people of the motherland, and others were still primitive people. There is something attractive about this book that keeps me up late. It's a pity that the underlying settings touched my poisonous point, and I couldn't lose my mind and read on, so that's the end of it.

Today I was reading a book about a time-travel hotel. While I was reading it, I was still thinking about what it would be like if the urban village where I live was time-traveled. As a result, I read 🙂 in the evening I didn't read the book, but I read the comments that it was a cold weapon combat? That's really abstract The worst thing you can do is make a crossbow machine. Not to mention how good it is, at least it can be used.

The protagonist can actually unite or lead everyone, but the protagonist dislikes other people as burdensome and wants to exploit others. The protagonist hangs too fast and progresses too fast. Others, including several pets, can't keep up with the rhythm. It becomes an infinite journey for the protagonist alone. Wouldn't it be more fun to write about an entire urban village and lead a lot of people to survive and develop together?

It is a bit unreasonable that the protagonist can buy two pieces of animal taming collars when buying one. However, a 20-point collar appears later and the protagonist sells it for 1,000. Even if it is out of stock, you are speechless. One is the increase in prices. The reason for selling it so expensive is that you can make money back after paying an IOU. Then the problem comes. As mentioned in the previous article, more than one person bought the animal taming collar. How can they make money? The protagonist and his group don't have many people, so why can they wait until the protagonist buys it out?

The fighting is so fake, and the Molotov cocktail is very strong. It is impossible to break the monster when you hit it, and it is impossible to burn the monster. The protagonist has cheats at the beginning, but he goes all out on the first day when supplies are sufficient. It can only be said that he is the protagonist. He would have died early, and he would have strengthened his body and tools for a few days before going all out. It really is a game. You can be resurrected after death. The two supporting characters are even more ridiculous. They are all like supermen. They have no flinch, no timidity, and no selfishness. They just go hunting outside the building. How can this be an ordinary person? This is what the super soldier king is like.

Why is the store shared by all members? With just a few items, everyone can't have a personal store. You have to work hard to buy something. What's the use of coins? They're just for buying and selling for the protagonist, right? It's 20 to buy and 1,000 to sell. It's a big deal.

Idiots without common sense, faced with unknown risks and huge disasters, people will instinctively hug each other for warmth, people will instinctively join groups or form their own teams, more people can make them more courageous, and is it the same if ten people beat each other one by one and one person beats one by one. Any normal person knows how to choose.

I saw that the person with seven times the strength of an ordinary person turned out to be not much stronger than an ordinary person. It was funny. He couldn't win against a Terrorcat and was almost attacked by a sneak attack. Does the author not know what the concept of seven times the attributes of an ordinary person is? It takes several minutes to defeat 100 people without heating the weapon. Although this golden finger is not big, it is not small either. This does not describe the attributes of the male protagonist at all. To be honest, the male protagonist with seven times the attributes is almost invincible in the first world, and the male protagonist described by the author is almost a fitness instructor in real time. With all-round attributes seven times that of ordinary people plus weapons, isn't this the first world of random killing? Isn't it just a matter of killing a dire wolf or dire cat with a single blow? What you wrote is really speechless. The monthly ticket you wrote for this attribute is more than that.

From the beginning, this protagonist just wants to protect himself and the people around him, but the more he looks at it, the more wrong he is. In fact, he is exploiting the entire urban village. The leaders of other people in other books are made more decent by him, not to mention that he can help the world, but when he reaches it, he exploits the bottom class. I really can't stand it. It's better not to use the bonfire, and everyone except the protagonist will die. The protagonist's bonfire white upgrade also strips off a layer of skin. It really makes this ordinary life worse than death. It's disgusting.