Apocalypse Construction: Sign-In for the Multiverse Red Packet Group from the Start

Well enough

Go ahead, the author has such a great idea. The subject matter is so new, it's the first time I've seen it.

There are 136 chapters in total. Chapter 120 depicts the rebirth of the protagonist and how to use the system to survive in the apocalypse. During this period, biochemical science takes up a quarter, and countless small foreshadowings are laid. Then 16 chapters are spent telling the heroine that this reborn world is false and is a game released by the people behind the system. The heroine is just a member of a group of slaves. Then in the finale, the heroine's soul is completely dead but her soul is led to the wilderness. How to put it this way, if the author wants to write about the end of science and technology, he should write it well and don't end it at the end. If he doesn't have the energy and time, he shouldn't start the article.

Actually, I think I may have evaluated it too early.

My dears, it has an open ending, not many emotional lines, and the heroine is engaged in career. Anyway, although it is short, the rest is very brain-burning. The ending is a bit sloppy, and I feel that the author has no idea and can't continue writing, but overall it is good. Don't worry.

No CP. It's a wonderful book with an unexpected ending that makes sense in retrospect. The heroine has a good outlook on life, and the content is a bit philosophical to me, but it's definitely not haha. There are also many knowledge points in it, so you won't forget to study content just because you are reading the novel. In short, it is very strange and very interesting. I just read it out of curiosity because it was the first time I read a female novel about this subject. After reading this, I couldn't control it. Up here! ! ! The law of true fragrance👍

I just don't know who Lu Ke is. Have I forgotten?

The plot twists and turns again and again. The author is so brain-burning that he can't think of the plot later. He simply lets the readers imagine~

The overall story is very good, the plot is good, the writing is good, the plot is substantial and the rhythm is appropriate. The heroine is strong in combat but not a virgin. She has a very good impression of the country and soldiers and is willing to share the country's worries. Although the book is cut into sections too frequently and unnecessarily, and the ending is a bit rushed, the flaws are not concealed, and overall it is a book worth reading.

The ending is weirdly sloppy