Boy, You Know Nothing About the Apocalypse

Reading experience: 👄👄👄 Recommendation index: 💋💋💋💋 The panic of the end of the world is created at the beginning, followed by endless battles. Power, conspiracy, and fighting are all wrapped together. There are many elements and it is quite complicated. The idea is good, and the opening chapter is quite creative. As the title says, you know nothing about the end of the world. It is expected that there will be a reversal later, but it will not be obvious for the time being. You can keep it until it's ripe and then chew it~😎😎 Book List: Works of the Gods Hurry up and get in the car with the old driver! 🚀🚀🚀

[The starting point is a series of books written by a single author who is not doing his job] That's right, another boss! He Zudaoxi's new work! I tried reading two chapters and decided to add them! Ah, if I could set up a flag like a star, well, it would feel great to owe dozens of chapters, hehehe~ The number of words is touching, and the long review can be supplemented as you read.

Detox warning written in front🚨🚨🚨: The update of this book is very unstable... Very dangerous... After canceling the order for a while, there are only a few chapters added... But... Anyway, there are a lot of vacancies in the new book list... As long as you are not completely eunuch, let's make up the number first... A post-apocalyptic novel classified into the second dimension? If you could predict the end of the world, where would you choose to start? Bai Zhaoran went straight into the police station. A slightly neurotic protagonist. Dark direction. Currently, judging from the settings, The Night Stalker seems to be different from the zombies in general apocalyptic novels. And the characters that have appeared so far are pretty good. Emmmm, the rest are pretty routine, just for food. The author is an old book owner, so what's the point...🙄I almost forgot... I took a look at his book list, and recently started to play the column again

I always felt like I wouldn't love it at the beginning. The main character's words and deeds made me think that this would be a subpar book, so I had the attitude of reading it no matter how bad it was. . . . I found it looks pretty good. (Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the author finds the feeling and writes better the more he writes.) I feel that the protagonist's emotional growth line will be an exciting one, let us look forward to it~