Return to Dawn (All Four Volumes)

It can be called a classic textbook and a complete doomsday survival guide. I am studying hard, maybe I will use it in the future😂

The reverse order seems very unappetizing, but the realism and normal world view of the forward part are rare. There are no magical upgrades or brain cores to increase strength. It is a serious apocalyptic novel.

The author uses montage to slowly open the door to the end of the world. There is no so-called weirdness or ghosts. It focuses on describing the human heart. Use the Ouroboros as a clue to tell the story of the origin of mankind. The open ending at the end leaves room for imagination. To borrow a sentence from Ning Hangyi, what is scary in this world is not the ghosts, but the human heart. Good article, worth reading! ! !

The author is really awesome [like][like][like] This is the most enjoyable post-apocalyptic novel I have ever read so far. There is no system, no monsters, no God of War, and no weird settings like those in brainless Internet articles like Tomato. There is only reality. The most awesome thing about the author is that through this book, he vividly shows the almost real scene in the apocalypse. The apocalypse is the apocalypse, and it will not be like those brainless apocalyptic Internet articles about upgrading, fighting monsters, or hoarding supplies. There is only suffering, endless suffering. The most important thing about apocalyptic novels is to The author has done an almost perfect job in presenting the apocalypse, and the author's writing style is really good. The plot flows smoothly and the text moves like a rabbit. It gives people a strong visual impact. The character creation is also very good. Every character is fascinating. It's impressive and very personal. The author has created no less than 100 battle scenes in this book. Each one is hearty to read and makes people excited. The text is very graphic, as good as the movie. [Like] [Like] [Like] Of course, this book also has some flaws. For example, I don't really like the handling of the two-line narrative in the previous plot. One story line always stops at the most exciting place and then jumps to another story line, which makes people feel very awkward. The setting of the origin of the virus is not bad, but a large section of text description is a bit lackluster, especially the final ending. But overall, I will still give five stars [like][like][like][like][like]

Sure enough, the novels in the zombie series are good to read, and this one is also a classic. It is very emotional, combined with reality, and runs through the history of ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. It can be said that the writing is very solid, and it is obvious that a lot of effort has been put into it. It is a pity that everyone died in the end. What a pity.

It's much better looking than those cool articles.

This work can be regarded as the upper level among the current apocalyptic literature, which has mixed good and bad. There are no complicated systems and various cheating plots. In the early stage, it is biased towards the normal apocalyptic plot, with zombies breaking out and the protagonist leading his friends to survive in the apocalypse. Although there is no lack of protagonist's aura But the overall bias is towards reality, and the writing style is also relatively good. In the middle and later stages, it turns to science fiction, and the clue of the key begins to lead to the development of the full text. The ending in the later period is a bit hasty, with a blank ending and multiple open endings. Some people may like it and some may not, but in any case, I personally think this book is worth reading in today's zombie literature.

This book is very good, the author has a good literary background, the impact of the characterization task is also in place, and the knowledge reserve is sufficient. It is the best book among the basic apocalyptic texts I have read. Whether the Ouroboros is destroyed or reborn should be a controversial topic since ancient times. All in all, this book is worth reading and worth pondering after reading.

The imagination is magnificent, the story has a beginning and an end, the characters are delicately portrayed, the author has a rich reserve of knowledge in all aspects, and has an in-depth understanding of history, medical life, etc. The only drawback is that the ending is a bit sloppy. In order to advance the plot, the supporting character died hastily.

The writing on survival is really good, and it can describe the psychological activities of everyone in the apocalyptic world. And it's very detailed, even including the protagonist's coping methods and thinking methods. It's just that the ending is a bit sci-fi, but that doesn't affect it being a good work.

"Return to Dawn" can be said to be a dark suspense novel. The author takes us to start survival in the wild and illuminate our survival skills. The novel tells what happened from a first-person perspective: I dreamed again that six months ago, I witnessed the sudden resurrection of the body that died in a tragic car accident at close range. In the novel, I tell all this from the perspective of my own personal experience. Through my description of psychological activities, I highlight the characters' emotions. Although survival was difficult, they did not abandon their teammates. At any time, they unswervingly insisted on putting their lives first, protecting the lives of their teammates to the greatest extent, and staying healthy as much as possible.

The writing is really good, there is no cheating protagonist, everything feels so real. . . A tragic path of resistance.

Whether it's the coherence and logic of the plot or the details of various emergencies at the end of the world, they are all very good and make people feel immersed in them. Moreover, the concept of the whole book is also tenable. Good book, five-star praise [like] [like]

A very good apocalyptic novel, but the two plot lines are a bit confusing

Let's Become the God, the only doomsday novel that I have read through. It explains everything clearly and meticulously, and the writing is very good. I look forward to the follow-up.

I like novels with novel themes. The author is very imaginative and mainly revolves around the three themes of loss, doomsday and extreme survival. The main story line of this novel is about the three million infected people who were forced to be infected with the virus and became the last tens of thousands of survivors when the infection source attacked. After struggling hard, the survivors discovered that all disasters were caused by man-made events. The author spends a lot of space in this novel to exaggerate the transformation of human nature and the greed of human nature, which has a certain vigilant significance in reading.

Among tomato apocalyptic novels, this book can be rated as a five-star novel. The author's writing is concise, the plot is exciting, and the narrative method is used appropriately. It can be regarded as a fine novel. The shortcomings are that the ending is too hasty, leaving suspense and failing to see the future of mankind. The handling of the supporting characters is too cruel and does not meet the happy ending. It is more like a tragedy and affects the overall reading experience.

The plot and detailed descriptions are very good, but the ending is a bit hasty. For example: 1. Aliens will wipe out their own tribe in order to help humans. 2. Since aliens can control zombies, why are they driven out of their homes by Soram? 3. Since aliens have made so many human clones, why not upload other tribesmen earlier... But overall, it is still a good work without hiding its flaws. I haven't seen such a masterpiece in a long time.

The first few dozen chapters are narrated in dual timelines, always using the montage technique, which is very real and very science fiction. You can find many shadows of science fiction masterpieces here.

A super exciting zombie apocalypse novel, with connotation, depth and superpowers, reasonable plot, ups and downs, and realistic techniques. It is the best zombie apocalypse novel I have ever read so far! Highly recommended!

It's good to read, the plot is not draggy, and the protagonist also has the heart of the Holy Mother but very little. This book is something that a normal person would have thought about.

The description of details and survival in the apocalypse is very good. But when it comes to the source of the virus, it's very patchwork. You can see the shadows of Tomb Raiders, Prometheus, Resident Evil, etc.

There is no superpower, no rebirth, only the helplessness of ordinary people. The protagonist is ordinary but very lucky. After all, he is the person chosen by the philosopher's stone. There is nothing wrong with it. The author's writing style is smooth and delicate, and he uses a movie transition method, just like watching a movie, with clear ideas. The plot has ups and downs, and the characters are delicate and vivid, but the ending is a bit regretful. It is still worth reading. There are some differences between the published book and the online article. You are invited to read it together. [Laugh]

This book is clearly conceived and has a very practical feel. The characters are also very vivid, as if they have their own thoughts. It feels like it is not like a book, but more like what really happened in another world. It has a strong sense of immersion.

The theme of this novel is unique and the author is very imaginative. It mainly revolves around the three themes of loss, doomsday and extreme survival. The main story line of this novel is about the three million infected people who were forced to be infected with the virus and became the last tens of thousands of survivors when the infection source attacked. After struggling hard, the survivors discovered that all disasters were caused by man-made events. The author spends a lot of space in this novel to exaggerate the transformation of human nature and the greed of human nature, which has a certain vigilant significance in reading.

I personally like the theme of loss in the apocalypse. I often watch zombie and apocalyptic movies and TV dramas when I eat, so this book is very suitable for me. From a narrative point of view, this book has its own characteristics. In the first half of the first chapter, the scene of encountering zombies is arranged, which strongly impacts the protagonist's world view. In the second half, the story uses the form of dreams to switch back to the current zombie crisis that has occurred for several years, and everyone is already in a post-apocalyptic life. This method of using dreams to switch story scenes is very fascinating and is also very suitable for film and television drama adaptations.

There are elements like The Three-Body Problem... The Walking Dead... World War Z... The first and middle stages are exciting... The latter part feels a bit weak... It's a common problem... So most of them are short and medium-sized novels... Very good...👍👍👍

It's very interesting. It's the best zombie apocalypse novel I've ever read. The logic is clear and the plot is compact. The overall rating is low.

What a realistic post-apocalyptic story. Hope there will be a continuation.

Published books are indeed much better than a lot of trivial texts, and they are worth recommending!