
Surviving the Great Freeze: I Can Multiply Everything a Hundredfold
极寒求生我能百倍增幅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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535Chapters
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1.2kReaders
2.5kMust-read votes
8.9Score
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All I can say is that it sucks. I picked up a girl at the beginning and took it home with me without any precautions. Even when the protagonist talked about building a force on the World Channel, some people said that it is necessary to be on guard against others. The protagonist is not ordinary. In order to increase the girl's presence, the author even asked her to sing to speed up the growth of plants. There is also this system, I am embarrassed to say that it is a hundred times system. After killing a rabbit a hundred times, it will be 5000g of meat. It turns out that a rabbit only has 50g. There is also a wolf that triggers the hundred times and it is 20 pounds of meat. Whether the hundred times is triggered is completely random. There is also the other options that are forcibly erased later, and the half-human and half-shark girl is forcibly accepted. There is also this weather. In the weather of minus 60 degrees, many people can survive for so long with only a simple tent without food or fire, and they can still catch fish in this weather. Besides, did the solar generator come too fast? If you step too far, you won't be afraid of being split. The protagonist didn't even have a pot, so he just turned it on. There's no telling where the light came from. If it was obtained by upgrading the house, then why didn't he bring other furniture?
After reading more than 200 chapters, I decisively gave up. The reasons are as follows: 1. The so-called hundredfold increase only depends on the author's mood. 2. Shark is so naughty in the apocalypse. The more he is prevented from doing things, the more he does whatever he wants. Is this consistent with the background of survival in an extremely cold world? 3. Because the female protagonist loves the male protagonist, she is so concerned about him, just to fight against that existence for herself. I really don't understand what kind of NC setting it is. A very speechless book.
I feel like there will be a harem in the future [funny]
There is a mysterious man who has caused quite a lot of disasters. The protagonist is pretty good too, with an online IQ. He doesn't take advantage of the system and has a head-on confrontation with the mysterious man.
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The brain is a good thing. Really, if you can hold on for half an hour in a tent at minus 65°C, you are considered awesome. Damn, tens of millions of people persisted for several days before more than 1,000 people died. Moreover, the protagonist cheated and only had cotton-padded clothes and quilts. How did the others survive?
It's very nice and has a strong sense of immersion. The idiot named Sharksha successfully made me quit the game with anger (if I can, I will be the one to do it).
Do you who write books just use your hands and not your brain? A 2-meter-tall wolf gets into a pickup truck and sits on the protagonist's lap???? Or the passenger seat?
Nice
To be honest, the plot arrangement is quite serious, but the author's writing is indeed very childish. The system is not standardized, so come on when things get messy! The biggest bug is that humans can trade directly with each other. The protagonist collects a bunch of minions to collect resources from other places. After collecting the resources, he can just trade them over. He has to transport them by manpower, and people keep dying in the process.