Cave Survival: I Can Recycle Any Resource

First of all, I just read Chapter 26 and I can't stand it anymore. I really don't know what the author is thinking. The title of this book is just like a survival game, but the protagonist is very holy. She kills men without blinking her eyes. She meets a woman, and this woman had conflicts with the protagonist before, but the protagonist takes her in after meeting her. I don't understand this. In survival, everyone has a house, which is like a home, and then the main character... Jiao took her into his home. The protagonist had a system and a lot of good things. He wanted to survive, but she was also a girl who was hostile to him. The protagonist took her in without any hesitation. He showed the girl a bed, a stove, a water coagulator... All of them. Moreover, the supplies he had just obtained were said to be on guard against her one second. She was not at ease here. The next second the protagonist directly handed them over to her and asked her to sell them. Are you so relieved? Everyone has a home, and the protagonist put her into his home. I just don't understand it, it's too holy. I don't know the rest of the plot. It was so uncomfortable to watch. I only read Chapter 26. Goodbye, everyone! ! (๑•॒̀ ູ॒•́๑)

This book, this book, I couldn't bear to read until chapter 197. The real protagonist's IQ is not online First, let's talk about the problem of the Holy Mother that many people talk about. First, he takes in a woman, and there is a woman who is celebrating a festival. Later, he betrays her and takes away half of her supplies. This half of the supplies will be enough for 3,000 people to live for a period of time in the later period. Then there is a woman, whose brothers were killed by the protagonist. The protagonist lets her go, and is chased everywhere. The protagonist kills men without mercy, and tolerates women in all kinds of ways. Typical double standards, Holy Mother, and the eschatology of the Holy Mother is here to disgust people. Secondly, why is it said that the protagonist's IQ is not online? In Chapter 197, on the way to escape, he passed an Ogre Vine crypt. He had to sneak over without disturbing Nocturne, and the three of them acted together. The homeland was useless, so he had to find some excitement. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, he would have died long ago. The above two points directly made me give up reading. I really couldn't bear it anymore.

Rubbish, I can only say that a comic can reflect what kind of person the author is. The protagonist is a stallion who can't walk when he sees a woman. He is a virgin who wants to help anyone he sees. His IQ is worrying. His system is exposed casually. If it were not in the novel, it would not be enough to die dozens of times.

It's completely inconsistent with the character. It's so holy that I can't stand it at all.

The male protagonist is too bad, he has a lot of mother's heart, he will save everyone, even those who have a grudge. Rubbish poor writing.

The Apocalypse Mary, Chapter 59 can't stand it any longer.

I read Chapter 26, and I really don't understand the author's idea. First, the Virgin saves a woman who has ill intentions towards me, and then she was told to guard against her, but in the end, she was shown everything, and she was asked to trade resources. It felt like the heroine was forced to be added, which was disgusting.

The male protagonist is fucking Namo Amitabha, right? Even more powerful than the Leshan Giant Buddha.

I read Chapter 24 and it was okay, but the main character is too much.

The protagonist is so holy