A Classic Apocalypse

The protagonist in a post-apocalyptic world who is least likely to starve to death in history.

Judging by appearances, both sides will suffer heavy losses. If the dog dies, it will surely leave behind its pups; if the snake dies, it will surely leave behind its elixir.

He is very healthy.

Sigh... In a post-apocalyptic world, the protagonist either forms an elite team to fight in the wilderness or builds their own power. It just feels off to see them working for someone else, and they don't get much loot from high-level monsters. A protagonist who can't defeat enemies much stronger than themselves isn't a good protagonist... I hope the protagonist will be more capable and less of a saint later on. I'll read a few more chapters...

I'm starving, I want to eat steamed buns. Time for bed, I'll watch it again tomorrow.

Okay, no Dan, just steamed buns.

Are you teaching everyone how to play the game? Kill monsters and get loot!

I only read thirteen chapters before the protagonist's saintly tendencies became apparent. Someone tried to kill him, and they even fired, but the protagonist let them go. In this post-apocalyptic novel, the protagonist starts by killing the saintly figures, who harm not only themselves but also others. The moment the protagonist had this thought, I immediately dropped the book. It was disgusting.

Judging by appearances, both sides will suffer heavy losses. If the dog dies, it will surely leave behind its pups; if the snake dies, it will surely leave behind its elixir.

This name is a bit odd, and more importantly, it sounds so fake—a post-apocalyptic cultivation novel.