Apocalypse: The All-Round Pharmacist

Overall, there aren't many poisonous points. How about the protagonist? He is very generous to his friends and gives away everything for free. The materials are all obtained by the protagonist. Relying on the grandfather's love for his grandson, he gathered wool. Rely on the power of contracted spiritual plants to kill enemies across levels, and then gather materials for the wool territory] Potion to enhance physical fitness, given. A potion that enhances the probability of awakening is given. A potion to enhance the speed of cultivation, given. What I've seen most in the whole text is that the protagonist develops pharmaceutical formulas using various materials and crystals at his own expense, and then delivers them. Later, even the spirit guards [guardian beasts that require spiritual plants to be born, are very precious] and spiritual plants began to be given away. [Spiritual plants protect the soil and water of a place and can support the plants in a base. Divided into auxiliary and combat]. In big cities, only the proud ones can make a contract with Lingzhi, but with the protagonist, as long as he wants. Anyone can contract a spiritual plant. The protagonist's own combat power is not strong, and he relies entirely on the contracted spiritual plants and the spiritual guards contracted by the spiritual plants. And I especially like to suppress contracted spiritual plants, and then become a hero myself

Holy Mother, the more I look back, the more I can't stand it. How can you be so stupid? Are you kidding? If you give good spiritual plants to others first, what is the end of the world? There is no intrigue, we are all united to fight against powerful enemies. It's not interesting at all. I gave up.

Book lovers are so tasteful. Yes, this is a cool book that currently has a score of 9.3. It is easy to understand and has extremely plain language descriptions. It is very suitable for young people to read. Also remember that the protagonist distributes welfare everywhere. That is not the Virgin. It is to show greatness. Look, a group of big guys are pretending to be deaf and dumb. Finally, let me say it again, this is not produced by gzs

You are still hiding the grandfather who is the number 3 person in the base and is also a pharmacist. The earth should have been destroyed long ago. This logic is the same as shi

Can you write more every day, maybe dozens of chapters?

The plot is too childish, the villain resorts to random tricks, and the base's top management is fooled. Moreover, there is no city government, so there is no sense of caution. Are you a leader who has not graduated from kindergarten? Discouraged!

The first villain, the one named Yang, when I kept him alive, I knew that he would become a villain in the future, and the subsequent plot was very close to what I guessed. Then there is a large part of the story where the protagonist falls into despair and returns to 126 to make a comeback. It is just as I expected. Except for the plot that I have always guessed and wanted to see, the protagonist uses Qin Qi's "Heart of the Sun" to become the villain of the third-level burning potion. It is also full of routines. Then the protagonist arrives on a new map. He is obviously very powerful and has a strong background, but he is still being provoked and hostile without thinking. Then there is the villain, and a few people are left alive, and the villain comes out to lay the nails, and there is a crisis, and the protagonist makes a comeback, and makes dumplings. Other than that, there are just a bunch of female characters (not just people), not very vicious, but very cliche. As a hot-blooded novel(?), It doesn't feel good, and it wilts before reaching the climax, so it's unqualified. Isn't this an internet article from 2016? I admit that the writing is good in all aspects, but this is all a routine. Has the author traveled through time? Maybe it's easier to write routine articles. The overall evaluation is medium, and it is not suitable for old readers of online articles.

New type, very good

It feels very good, maybe it is a niche subject? Worth recommending

The subject matter is good and the plot is average. There is no apocalyptic feeling, and the war is more like an academic competition mode. The setting of Pig's Knuckle is that he is a bad guy. He only pretends to be in front of the children and gets beaten by monsters. Readers lose interest as they read it, it's too dull.