
Doomsday: Everyone Else Gathers Supplies, but You Gather Beautiful Women?
末日:别人收集物资,你收集美女?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 519k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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266Chapters
0Monthly tickets
79.9kClicks
1.2kFavorites
87Fans
53Recommendations
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I support this novel very much
It's really good. I recommend everyone to read this novel. It's very good.
It's a novel I really like. I recommend everyone to read it.
Cai Kun's iron mountain can knock away more than a dozen zombies. The male protagonist has three times the strength of an ordinary person. He can easily beat Cai Kun. Is this right? The female protagonist also adapts to her status as the male protagonist's wife in no time. Chunchun Xiaobai's novel
Why did you take out the eunuch's book and give it such a high rating? Hehe
It's pretty, but it sucks
My Xiaobailong here costs 6.50 A box. I smoked this when I was a student and had no money.
It's unfinished. In the end, the main character is only at level 7. The number one on the Blue Star combat power list should be marine life at level 10. Where the protagonist is, there is a large inter-provincial force with level 9. I had a doubt when I first heard this book. A level 1 zombie crystal core can provide 0.1 Attribute points. There are tens of millions of zombies in a city. The military or people who know where to find powerful weapons can attract zombies, create a wave of zombies, and then bomb them. Killing millions of zombies at a time can give you hundreds of thousands of attribute points. In the end, the protagonist's attribute points were only over 5,000 points each. . . This gap, the protagonist has a system, I have been expecting the protagonist to hold back a lot later, but it turns out that there are a lot of women, the powers are just like that, the system rewards are really not good, in the end, except for the protagonist's strength, everything else is okay.
If you don't talk about anything else, this would be too much fun, right?
Mark, discard. The first dozen or so chapters are okay, but the rest are basically repetitive, and it becomes meaningless after less than a hundred chapters. After flipping through the last chapter, which is only about a thousand words, it seems that the author can't continue writing.