Nuclear Wastewater: Infected and Left with No Choice but to Evolve

He said he wanted revenge, but didn't say anything about the situation in the underground city. In the end, Xiaoya took the protagonist away. I thought the protagonist was not dead. He finally came out to prevent the disaster, but the world was destroyed and gone.

The plot is pretty good, but some of the content has been overlooked. (I am currently reading chapter 75. It can be said that there are too many poisonous points before chapter 75.) There are many logical problems in leading a bunch of passers-by to escape from city B, but the subsequent explanation only has a psychological hint. The protagonist can infect tens of thousands of people with a bit of guilt in order to save his parents. It is clear here that he is a person with strong purpose and self-priority. But later, when I escaped from City B alone, I suddenly wanted to be a hero. I was an nb. I was leading a group of people. I encountered various problems on the way and my life was threatened, but I continued to lead them (I later explained that it was a psychological suggestion). I felt a little sick when I saw this. No problem was found for several days. Maybe the protagonist himself is such a person. Then in more than 70 chapters (Zhan Sha), the protagonist does not need concealment when being attacked by a sniper, and he also gives a reason. I want to laugh when I read the reason (the bad boy is not a sniper, can you tell your position in real time?) When he was beaten by the bad boy and knelt down (around chapter 75), he exchanged himself for the lives of the dozen or so passers-by. Thinking about it, you can understand whether the bad boy will let them go. It is a commonplace question and he can still make mistakes. When reinforcements came later, they thought they were stalling for time, but it turned out not to be the case. The protagonist was really willing to do this. Fortunately, he didn't die due to the aura of the protagonist. After defeating the evil boy, he even said something like "I admire him, and we will be brothers in the next life" (probably this means). I was disgusted by this and couldn't stand it anymore, but to be honest, the post about a graduate student saving his parents was pretty good.

It is said that Guizhou people can eat Houttuynia cordata. Do you know any Guizhou people who cannot eat it?

It's okay. If it does come, let's hang up together.

I think it's okay. Although it is not very popular, I finally have a relatively good book to read.

Well written, this is the best apocalyptic novel I have ever read. There is no system, the protagonist completes the evolution through extraordinary perseverance, it is really beautiful!

Give yourself a good review, but it's not too much.

The poorer the place, the more they want to eat a bowl of patriotic rice.

It's more poisonous at the beginning, but much better later on.

This introduction alone will give you some wisdom.