No Skills, No Limits: Conquering the Apocalypse
In an apocalyptic world where resources are limited and only the rich gets to survive, money is not a want; It's a need.
Terrence Ardwil is a man who has been loyal to the government his entire life. He is part of the "Mission for Life" unit— a unit created to lessen the human's total population in the hope of making humanity survive even longer.
He was already satisfied with how he lived until an incident happened that resulted in his unfortunate death.
When he thought he had died, he suddenly fell from the sky and woke up 2 years back in time.
Be it getting rich, saving humanity, or building his own empire? With the special system he acquired, he is determined to make everything possible in his second life!
[Ding! The Money Making System has successfully chosen you!]
I'm wondering why you are reading the comments still and not reading the story already. If you stopped long enough to read this, you must be trying to talk yourself out of reading this and go to sleep like a normal person. WHY? Aren't you a person of culture? Sleep is for the weak. Read until you die. Then become a ghost reader.
First! As a poor author, this novel resonates deeply with me. Just like everyone, I also want money. The premise of having infinite money and cause the economy to collapse is such an interesting concept.
All I can say is that this thing is full of unnecessary fillers and extremely rushed and unnatural romance. And he has a slave system.
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Five stars because why not? For a detailed review, read a few chapters of the book and you’ll know. Also, need more chapters!
Having only read through the novel's first chapter, take my review with a grain of salt. Anyways, the author was able to set up the current situation of the story in just a few paragraphs, immersing readers into the world quite quickly. Though there are a few parts to it that could be worded better, the main thought is still effectively conveyed. The dialogue between characters feel quite realistic, which makes for a smooth and good read as more chapters come. This is only the second time the author has delved into the apocalypse genre and I highly recommend you read it, judging from the unique synopsis.