Sequence Highway Survival: I Upgrade Supplies in the Apocalypse序列公路求生：我在末日升级物资

It's not bad guys, it has a surprising layer of depth I didn't expect; the protagonist's cheat doesn't make everything easier, in fact, it only makes life harder in some cases, and the world is batshit insane.

trying this poison🫠🫠🫠🫠

Edit 2d Reached chapter 67 ( ) and there’s a couple paragraphs that show a bit of the main character’s ruthlessness Hint: Woman only slow the speed of my blade (no romance) I still censored the names since I want to build up hype

Edit: 10/10 Reached chapter 50 and decided to write a review instead of chapter 100 and surprisingly this novel is quite good up to this point and my previous conjecture is wrong this isn’t a global survival novel it’s an apocalyptic one with a crimson moon and weird monsters wiping out 90% of humanity within a month leaving only “sequence transcendents” able to put up a fight however unlike others the main character has a global survival esque ability

The ability he has is introduced early remember this review is only the first 50 chapters and its upgrading things using “kill points” which he gets through… killing or harming things however he doesn’t get them easy but can lower the cost by doing some of the item gathering and installing himself

Another setting this novel most likely has is no romance and quite a ruthless main character who didn’t hesitate to punch a grandma and grandson who were harassing him or leave town belligerent sister pair to their deaths

And yes he does get a transcendent power one I’m very very interested in seeing more of due to how I’ve never seen one like it there is also another setting as a consequence for example one transcendent we meet later on can only walk barefoot and

Another global survival upgrade novel… I’ll just start reading though with these type of novels they tend to not be that compact so I might make a review after 100 chapters instead of 50

How come there're so many of them? I just read one novel with trains.

Not bad, a solid 3.7 out of 5 stars. 150+ chps

The atmosphere is somewhat like Mad Max: sand and desert everywhere, and people are divided into caravans. Every day or week someone dies; it's constant running around and so on.

You don't have to dig through a trash heap of info-dumps about power levels, the world order, or a bunch of abracadabra names.

This is a plus for me, but at the same time a huge minus, because the author’s amateurish writing caters to the reader's "brain rot." Then again, that's expected from Qidian — a total garbage dump.

There aren't many characters, and since the author is a newbie, only about 10-20 characters of different ranks are introduced. They are easy to remember, and these characters don't die.

No harem. As usual, the MC somehow retains a "modern person's mindset," meaning "high morals," which is total dogshit when it's the apocalypse, every nameless NPC is dying, and women are selling themselves for instant noodles.

Hmm... What else can I list as a plus? 😁 Maybe the sense of "achievement" when the MC gradually gets stronger and works in a team? Possibly, but that doesn't seem particularly important to me.

The main thing is that I liked the Mad Max apocalypse atmosphere and the constant nomadic movement. Also, the way the author tries to make the ghosts creepy, though the result is mediocre.

And now for the minuses:

- The world is as flat as my sister's chest.
- The world isn't just flat, it's cardboard. All the details and lore diversity feel like the author is making them up on the fly.
- Basically, on top of the author being a dumb newbie, the main plot line is simply non-existent.
- No one knows why the MC even exists. Is it just animal survival instinct instead of just ending it all quickly??? Dude, don't you want better food, a soft bed, and a beautiful partner in bed??? He’s like a machine, he just exists.
- When even one of the beautiful girls tries to earn his favor to become his woman, he treats her like a "mercantile b*tch." It’s like the author has problems with his "little brother."
- Characters don't develop; everyone has a label: big boobs, sword woman, fatty, and so on.
- No one, absolutely no one among the side characters dies!! The author is a dumbass; NPCs are meant to be killed!
- "Piano in the bushes" (Deus Ex Machina) — you can clearly feel the plot armor whenever the MC or his crew get into trouble, but it never works for the regular people!
- No unexpected moments; everything is as smooth and flat as a dead man's pulse.

The author didn't even fulfill three-quarters of Maslow's hierarchy. There’s no pleasure from the journey through this desert wasteland, no drama, nothing outstanding! Everything is mediocre except for the core concept of "Post-Apocalyptic Mad Max."

Lo admito tengo una opción poco sana con las novelas apocalípticas aunque sean basura mínimo leo unas 200 capitulos antes de dejarlas por exceso de ideotes o exceso de mc emos

It's typical apocalypse novel, nothing new and exciting. Wouldn't call it bad but it's....just mid. And author justifying his smoking addiction at every turn lol.

i was here
sounds like fast food novel like the rest of this batch but its okay