Red Alert: Rebooting the Apocalypse

Dear author, hello, since you often take off updates, I would like to remind you to update as soon as possible so that readers can find a good spiritual home.

It's very interesting, but are you going too fast? We've only reached chapter 18 and it's so awesome. How should we write next?

To be honest (｡･ω･｡) my heart was lifted when I saw the exciting part, and then... It was gone?! [Are you kidding me →_→] [Too little] [Hint😠] [Give you a look and see for yourself]

A wonderful book! I have been reading Red Alert-type books for half a year, and the ones I can read include "Red Alert: The Apocalypse Commander", "The Apocalyptic Mechanical Empire", "Red Alert: The Age of Disaster" and this one "Red Alert: The Apocalypse Restarts". Others are more or less deficient, but they are also better in terms of subject matter. Those who like Red Alert will still go and watch it, but... It is not satisfactory, bad review! I personally like Bingbing, the writing is smooth and easy to understand, and the plot is refreshing and intelligent. I don't like Warmth because I am young and don't tend to read old books. So it's not that many Red Alert books are really bad, it's because they can't capture our appetite, so we've been discouraged from them. Like the gorgeous Red Alert and Qi Shao, it's not that we don't like them, it's that the subject matter is unattractive, and the book is too old… Everyone should know that there is a generation gap in books. For example, newcomers born after 2000 may not be too picky when they first start reading books, but once they have read for a long time, they have to find books written by young authors to continue reading. This is the generation gap. The subject matter of the old author is really a bit old and cannot attract us. There are also the so-called old bookworms reading books. After reading a chapter, the whole play ends... ... The routines are too old-fashioned. Most of today's post-00s want to find novels with attractive routines, themes and writing styles, such as "I Pick Up Pieces in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds", "I Have a Dragon City", "Now I am the Patron Saint of China" and other attractive books. Not only because there is no generation gap among new authors, but also because of the amazing plot and writing style! (Here I strongly recommend everyone to watch "Now I am the Patron Saint of China". After reading it, you will come to thank me.) The last thing I want to say is that this book is definitely not that good. It is obviously bad, but I have to say that it still attracted me. It is a very enjoyable book. A word of advice, don't read it too intellectually. What you are reading is a cool article, not news. No need to be strict about everything.

The author writes very well ✪ω✪Looking forward to the follow-up. But this development is a little too fast. It is estimated that the city will be recovered in less than a hundred chapters if this continues. After this start, the subsequent development will basically be rapid. However! Author, you are updating, updating!! Judging from your speed, I'm afraid it's not because of your unknown old age and red hair all over your body. It's really almost comparable to Chen Dong's. (Be careful I ask you to sell blades)

If you like Red Alert apocalyptic novels, I support you

This book has been discontinued for nearly a year and will not be updated. I would like to apologize to everyone. If you are interested, just take a look. Thank you for your support! If there are readers who like urban literature, you can check out the author's new book. The new book will be updated every day and will be written to the end. Old fans, please don't worry.

Dad, I will definitely give you a five-star

The author's book, beautiful articles, beautiful painting style, are like delicious nectar. It's intoxicating, addictive, and extremely happy.

Personally, I still don't like the protagonist's relationship with the military, so I give it 4 stars.