Apocalyptic Thieves' Row

You can read the first fifty chapters, but you can make the staff later. If you like to fight alone, don't design a power background. The protagonist forcibly watches his opponent hide his strength without informing his father. The health bar system that can indicate hostility is also a squib. A leader is surrounded by traitors. What is the purpose of the second boss assisting the third boss to rebel? In the end, I was speechless as I watched my own power being destroyed without saving it.

The writing is so-so and the logic is a bit lacking. He was assassinated, but he didn't tell his father about such a big thing. In the end, his father was killed by someone. The protagonist inexplicably pretends to be a grudge, without considering whether it will implicate his subordinates. Overall, it's quite exciting to watch without thinking about it.

If you don't have the ability to protect the people around you, you just go around pretending to cause trouble! The people around you are so miserable.

I love the setting, but the author's skill is really poor, with typos, and sometimes bad settings, and the plot direction is a bit stupid. After coming out of Behemoth, whether you don't want to rely on Behemoth bugs to directly clear the map, or if you don't want to use it to upgrade without thinking, you should be able to defeat the Behemoth in seconds if you have a few "enemies" on the scene. The later plot feels like it is rushed and the writing is dragging.

I can't tell the difference between myself and myself. I write "holding" instead of "holding". There are all kinds of typos and wrong sentences. If you don't read the novel carefully, you can't tell the difference. It doesn't affect your reading! Listening to the novel makes me sick!

I'm here to listen to books, not to listen to rubbish. A sentence on the left is rubbish, and a sentence on the right is rubbish. The word "waste" makes me feel disgusting if I hear it too often.

As I write, it becomes a mess, and the originally good framework is ruined.

In layman's terms, it's an anticlimax. To put it nicely, it's a pity to throw away and tasteless to eat. Leveling up for doomsday zombie time travel, a very good setting There is absolutely no logic behind the bad parts, and there are a lot of mistakes. For example, "but" can be written as "not" So don't read it. The more you are attracted by the setting at the beginning, the more painful it will be if you continue to read it.

I learned about this novel from Bilibili when I was 22 years old, and it stayed with me almost throughout my junior high school years. My feelings for this book have far outweighed its own merits.

The Blessed Virgin Mary performs wisdom. It's really disgusting to watch.