In the Apocalypse: The Red Alert System Is Ready

Try putting it in a multi-purpose infantry fighting vehicle; it destroys tanks and buildings in a flash. It's also great for coordinating with repair vehicles to guard intersections; even if an Apocalypse Tank comes, it's useless.

The Chrono Troopers in the Multi-Function Vehicle are insane! Just a few can guard an intersection, followed by a repair vehicle one-on-one, no damage, no pressure.

This book seems to be heading in the wrong direction. The protagonist treats his soldiers like a training ground, while the Red Alert system is primarily about mass production—having soldiers and resources allows them to continue growing stronger. The protagonist, even after simply upgrading his soldiers without mass production, barely has ten soldiers, just one dog. And that's not all; this book is riddled with plot holes.

How can a prism be faster than a rhinoceros?

The system will issue control tasks; whether you take them or not is up to you.

Let's keep our combat strength stable and not let it collapse. Hopefully, our tanks won't become scrap metal in the future.

All the basic units have become Red Alert soldiers. Hopefully, we can research and develop heavy infantry through the Siege Labs in the future. After all, the Battle Fortress hasn't appeared yet, and it will probably be introduced after the Prism.

Please update frequently and keep up the pace.

Update faster! I finished reading it without even realizing it; it took me several hours.

So far, I've really enjoyed the plot; it's not just mindless power spikes, and it's logical. It's quite enjoyable to read, just a little lacking...