Red Alert: Rebooting the Apocalypse

"Grandpa, do you know when this book will be updated?" The child turned off the projection on his finger bracelet and said to the old man by the window. "Update? That was a story from my childhood... The old man seemed to be reminded of his past memories, with tears flashing in his eyes (and three... Ahem), and he told a story about a novel that the old man's grandfather loved to read during his lifetime: The old man said: "I will never forget the way your grandfather clutched his cell phone tightly before he died. His eyes were staring at the screen of the cell phone - well, it was the antique placed in the memorial hall - and when he asked me to refresh the chapter table of contents, I was a little scared and sad, so I did as he said. "At this point, the old man burst into tears. "But... But what appeared on the screen was the last chapter, shattering his last hope. With regret, he slowly closed his eyes...

Not bad, lacks paragraph numbers, and is not a cool text, not suitable for fast-food reading It would be interesting to turn this plot into a game Don't believe bad reviews! Don't believe bad reviews! Don't believe bad reviews! Otherwise you will miss a very good plot

I had a dream... It was where the sun rose. Where my sight cannot reach, my motherland is there... Maybe I will never go back.

It's a very real war story. It's not frivolous or plot-killing. It's the most flesh-and-blood Red Alert story I've ever read. The author controls it very well and writes very slowly and wonderfully. The author has deep military knowledge. The only flaw is that the ending is too hasty, which is a pity.

I admit that the writing is quite good, but it really doesn't suit me and I'm not used to this type of writing.

Although there are a lot of elements of memes, the hard-core writing style and the two-dimensional routines make it pretty good overall. After reading so many books, the only one I admire is this one. I have read more than 400 chapters. Although the protagonist is in the background, his presence cannot be underestimated. It perfectly interprets the concept of a commander. The protagonist is not strong. From the beginning, he is an ordinary person who can't hold a gun steadily, and transforms into an inspiring commander. It is his unique leadership temperament and military qualities. However, the villain is not mentally retarded, and he is out of control as soon as he appears. Unexpectedly, I killed the sniper of the protagonist's elite team. Although I sacrificed my younger brother and tried my best in the end, I couldn't defeat the plot shark. The game between the church villain and the protagonist in the oil field made me say it was wonderful, especially the helicopter that deliberately lured the protagonist. The team lowered its altitude to let the twin-gun anti-aircraft vehicle shoot down. I recreated Black Hawk Down. Compared with other novels, this little villain has a higher IQ 🍉 But what makes me regretful is that the apocalypse in the background is similar to the apocalypse of "Mad Max" and "Fallout 2". The church is just an empty shell that confuses people's hearts. It is not like the church of Warhammer next door that summons demons and gives evil abilities. In fact, the villain's superpowers are more like telekinesis developed by the umbrella company next door. Most of the villain's younger brothers use scrap metal. The impression is that the protagonist is obviously invincible, but he always wants to deal with more powerful enemies. However, the article is full of details, just like the protagonist's elite team will clean the battlefield every time it kills the enemy. It even collects the eggshells left by the team's fire to prevent the enemy from noticing that the team uses ammunition of the same caliber to guess the whereabouts and scale. The indoor CQB battle has a very strong feeling and a strong sense of substitution!

This book is very good, but as soon as I saw the author's name, I wanted to evaluate him in the words of the drowned zombies in Minecraft: Real peace is bought with war.

This book is generally good, mainly because I am short on books. Although the chapters after dozens of chapters may be a bit messy, it doesn't matter to me. To be honest, I have the same feeling as most of the book friends in the comment area, that is, the protagonist is a bit timid. This book is not a cool book. Although I also want to read a cool book, but I am not an author. What can I do? This book is a good book to read during a book shortage to kill time. Although I don't particularly like this book, I still don't dislike it, so I give the author a five-star review as an encouragement.

This book is the best red alert-themed novel I have ever read in terms of rhythm, plot, and story. The author's characterization of the characters, description of the scenes in the battle, and the tactical details of the team's operations are all very detailed. It's a pity that it ended hastily. Maybe the author had more free time to write during the epidemic? Return to normal work later and then end it hastily? Well... Anyway, except for the ending, this book is really good 👍👍👍

It looks good. The author has done a good job. The troops under his command have shown the combat qualities that a special forces unit should display, rather than being like new recruits who have just been drafted into the army. Many authors of red alert articles do not understand what war is at all, or how to fight it, so they just write it randomly. The tactics are all from the World War I and World War II, and there is no trace of modern warfare at all. However, there are shortcomings after reading some, such as the lack of dividing lines, which caused the perspective to be switched. But I didn't react here. I had to read it several times before I realized it.