The reason I say translation error is because about 11 paragraphs above it said “physical fitness is doubled”, but then just 2 paragraphs above it says that his physical fitness was multiplied by 4 (from the dice roll). That in itself does in fact mean 10x2x4. The problem is, that wasn’t how the dice rolls worked. It isn’t supposed to affect his stats directly, but only affect the rewards he gains. In this case “double physical fitness”. So somewhere, something doesn’t add up.

Pretty sure the translation is slightly off. Because the way it sounds to me (math whiz), is that he got 4 times the amount of “double fitness”. That is not the same as just 4x2. The equation I thought of when I saw this was ((((10x2)x2)x2)x2). Basically his fitness was doubled 4 times. And that, is not equal to 80, but 160. 10 doubled is 20, doubled again is 40, doubled a third time is 80, and doubled the last time would be 160.

I feel like after a few days of not washing her hair and being sticky/sweaty, there’s gonna be a fragrance all right… but not really a good one.

I feel like the whole idea of “not bathing for health reasons” is wrong. You have a higher chance to get sick if you don’t clean yourself every so often. At the very least, taking a shower would be better than a bath.

Just tell them it’s an original song, like bro, they are assuming you’re going to sing a song they all already know.

Cultivation isn’t exactly scientifically plausible as well…

Asking the MC’s name when the manager just said his name 5 paragraphs up????

I know it’s a made up name for the book, but technically the America’s are two “continents” that a lot of people tend to associate to the “country” United States. Just saying because you had Amerka as a “country”

I don’t get it… It might have been lost in translation?

Pretty soon the “lucky” will be literally everybody

Imagine the zombies dropping the gasoline on something that could cause a spark…

Leo in earlier chapters: “Levels don’t matter, just better skills and equipment” Leo in this chapter: *Laughs at the guy for trying to make trouble with a higher ‘leveled’ guy*

Wait, that just broke the rules of the auction... Bid increments of 100,000...

Petty much? But honestly, this kind of cracked me up XD

I feel like he's said this like 10 times already...

If you think about it, most games have some kind of luck involved in them… like crafting or enchanting equipment success rates that you can boost with specific items. Some have a kind of “trap” where they give you a bunch of purchasable cooldown-reducing currency as quest rewards, but at some point, you’ll run out and either have to wait 7 days (or longer) or buy $10 to finish constructing/researching/training now… Lets not forget the “legendary SSSR character” you can drop from this virtual box, where you could spend a lot of $$ for extra chances and not find it, while the guy that only opens the few free ones from the daily event rewards and gets it

But then why hasn’t he gone to sneak around to some places that have a bunch of useful things for an apocalypse? Just avoid zombies and keep quiet and you’d be able to find a general store, Walmart, gun shop, etc so at least he has a way to make things in the future before everything is gone completely.

How do these people “look” at him on a phone call????

Quite literally, I might add… Plot “Armor”

30k is the market price, and that usually means what you would pay to get a new one at a marketplace. However since it’s, damaged, the value is not worth anything, hence why the buyback price from the system was 0.