Honestly, at first I thought this novel would be heading in an awesome direction. Dude basically has unlimited resources and even years of experience in the apocalypse. But just a few days in and he's pretty much clueless about everything. Every zombie is a new zombie and every event never seemed to have happened before, making his regression utterly pointless. His unlimited resources that could sustain an army are also pointless, because from just day 1, every other human in existence has lost their humanity, thereby making it impossible for the MC to find teammates. Normally finding a powerful shelter should be prio 1 for a regressor. Not for this MC. He lives in a brittle apartment complex or whatever. It's not until his place was easily smashed by a random zombie that he reluctantly went to find a safer place. As for strength, you'd think someone with years of experience fighting in the apocalypse would be very powerful and have full knowledge of how to deal with many zombies. Yeah, well, forget about it. MC has no knowledge about any type of zombie and his combat ability is so trash that every fight will be a life and death struggle. You might as well ignore levels and strength boosts, because they do absolutely nothing. You might also think that since the MC has spatial power and can literally cut space itself, he would be able to ignore defence. No, his spatial blades can easily be blocked by zombies. Just a few days in, the zombies are so ridiculously powerful that the protagonist has to hide away in fear. For every level the MC goes up, zombies will go up by 2, making it seem like he just gets weaker and weaker.
This book has been deleted.
Makes sense. Normally I wouldn't save skill points, because that would be stupid.But in this world, apparently skills don't get stronger from leveling up, so you might as well wait until you have enough points to reach the skill evolution threshold.
(I'll save my skill points for now.)
Fantasy · Shuri_Suki
Another unnecessary lie, huh.
"It's fine. I plan to rest well this night to prepare for my long journey toward the next city I visit."
Fantasy · Shuri_Suki
He lied before too. He could've just said that he was adventuring and he wasn't heading in any specific direction. But instead he lied for no reason.Now, he could've just said he spent a lot of time hunting slimes in the forest, but he spent a great deal of effort making up a nonsense story for no reason, unnecessarily making him look super suspicious.Is there any particular reason you feel the need to make the protagonist a mythomaniac?Because of my mild autism, I have zero tolerance for lies. I can't stand liars. Especially those who lie for no reason or to their friends and family.If the author is going to keep doing this, I will have to drop this novel.
"With... with the help of a traveling adventurer. Yes, a traveling adventurer came to our village. He took interest in me after seeing that I... was a humanoid. He helped me hunt down monsters far from our village and I leveled up."
Fantasy · Shuri_Suki
I'm giving it a high rating, because I like the fact that the protagonist is not the default cowardly Chinese template protagonist. Protagonist has balls, he's strong and doesn't feel the need to hide his abilities, which would have hindered his growth otherwise. Other readers are too used to spineless protagonists and have already started to think that being a coward and hiding your abilities is only natural. But no, in reality, it's not only stupid, but also boring to read about.
Apocalypse: God-level Zombie Synthesis System
Urban · Hundred Battle Green Armor