The Apocalypse Is Here: I Can Upgrade My Shelter Without Limit

Does the protagonist have a urine filter? I've been using sea water filters.

Hey, I prefer this type of business and development novels, whether they are about shelters, lords, gods, dormitories, floating islands, ships, trains, or anything else. But it's really hard to come up with a really good one. Let's give it a try first.

It's okay, there are no mindless conflicts. Under normal circumstances, if you encounter difficulties, you must first cooperate and see the situation. If the latter is able to survive on its own and there is a conflict of interest, then we part ways, instead of following Chiang Kai-shek's example and attacking our own people first before outsiders attack them.

The author has a very shallow view of the overall situation and is short-sighted. Although his creativity is good, he does not pay attention to human resources at all. People die casually. He does not know how to actively cooperate and develop and utilize. He only looks at the teachers and students in front of him. Moreover, all the teachers and students in the school are short-sighted people and do not have much brains at all.

The shelter can be upgraded. If the teacher has prestige and can cooperate without being a virgin, he can directly organize to kill monsters to upgrade the shelter. If you can't kill the big monsters, you can just kill the small monsters. You can lure them over and kill them.

It can only be said to be crappy, and the various settings are dazzling. Not to mention, the protagonist's ability is to summon a shelter. As a result, the shelter requires the protagonist to operate it manually, whether it is moving or attacking. What else can you do? Why not just set the entire shelter to need to be welded and spliced ​​by the protagonist? What about summoning abilities?

To sum up: except for the protagonist, everyone else is trash. Without the protagonist, they have all been wiped out dozens of times.

If anyone is jealous of the shelter's abilities. What should I do if the protagonist is assassinated in the shelter? The protagonist's physical fitness seems not to be strong.

I can see it, there are a lot of little poisons, the protagonist has no independent opinion, and has no advantages other than great abilities. He doesn't want the corpses of the previous murderers or the monsters on the way. I don't know how to use the conversion construction point and void absorption. There is a plantation with the ability to purify water, and the trading organization has also taken shape. There is no shortage of necessities. Why can't it develop stably and still have to run around? Also, the main character's body has been strengthened through previous upgrades, but there's no mention of later upgrades. Doesn't it give him some self-protection ability?

This book should be a high-quality work from the studio. It was boosted by studio resources in the first month, and the results look pretty good. In fact, it did not achieve the expected goal, so we directly sold the short video copyright to recover the investment cost, and also expected external traffic to boost it, but obviously it backfired. Because the short video contract stipulated that the update could not be interrupted, and it was impossible to continue investing, so the update was kept to the minimum word count and delayed until the contract expired.